The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-14
COVlNGT0N.

grancy, twenty days i'll the Work-house;
Alex. Scott nuisance, continued.
George Cutler says he wished that they
had choked $4 out of McGill yesterday at
Cleveland, which was due him from Nc
Gill.
The marriage of Mr.. Mike Welsh, the
famous baseball umpire, and Miss Annie
Martin will be married in Louisville ON
the Goth inst.
When the new telephone box was erected
in the Marshais office last night by
SANDER remarked that Me would have
good place to sleep LII now.
Mr.. James Hanrahan has ordered a box
to enclose the bodies of Windy Phillips and
Murphy. He will sent them to Frank
LesIie's paper as model Kentucky valen-
tines.
J.H. Ratterman filed suit in the Chancery
Court this morning against the Trustees OF
the St. Augustine Church for $1,000. An
attachment was issued ON the property OF
the church.
Mr.. d. Howard Smith, State Auditor,
and candidate for reelection, is in the city.
looking after his chances. Mr.. Smith need
have no fear as regards TO this county, she
will be solid for him.
CHANCERy CoURT-Wm. Ludlow vs. Bar
bara Flickinger: Judgment. John War
ring VS.. Kate Warning; divorce granted.
Christine Arnold vs.. Lucia Arnold and
O hers; order of reference to Master for set
tlement.
Augusta Bayer filed suit in the Chancery
Court this morning against her husband,
Martin Bayer for divorce on he grounds OF
abandonment, adultery and cruel treat
ment. They were married Feb uary 9th,
1878. Her maiden name was Augusta
Fisher.
At meeting of the City Council last
night the Wa er-works Commissioners re-
ported balance on hand, $7,762 34
1t was ordered that gasoline lamps be
lighted no la er than the gas lamps, and
that all lamps reported out before a. M
be deducted for the entire night.
N..WPORT.
Mr.. English was granted a coffee-house
license.
The Grand JSry made no report this
morning.
Mrs Kate Eyer, mo her of Peter Eyer of
the Local, was reported this morning to be
lying at the point of death.
A man named Stephen Roberts yesterday
suffered broken nose by failing from his
wagon at the lower end of Saratoga street.
was stolen from the old Gaylord pi pc foun-
dry is fatty contradicted by the watchman
of the foundry
The whole of the morning session in the
Criminal Court was occupied in the John
Tracy case, and up to II o'clock had not
been given to the jury.
Henry Turmail. who works in Peckovers
stove foundry, wishes it understood that he
is not the Turmail indicted by the Grand
Jury for assault and battery
The civil suit of the Tiff brothers against
Thomas Bodkins, before Squire Payne, was
in progress all morning, and will probably
occupy the whole of the afternoon.
Cry CouNcIL.-At the meeting of Coun-
Gil last night the Sons and Daughters of
Temperance were granted free license for
their entertainment on the 2Sth inst
The Blue Line of street cars running to
Covington have taken off one of their cars
and increased the time for making the
round trip to one hour and ten minutes.
Mr. J. w. Williams, former we'll known
gent of this city, now telegraph operator
Of Elliston station, on the Short4ine Road,
was married Tuesday evening to Miss Nan
ME f. Force, of that place.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
due January 18th, 1879. $500 was for
warded to New York, for the purpose of
paying coupons due the lst OF March.
Kate Tucker, Sophia Cumerstadt and
Mary Lannagan were on their own peti-
tion. released from JAIL owing to their i'll
treatment by the male inmates. The con-
Nditions of the release were that they leave
the city.
A large and select audience assembled
last evening at the residence of ID. H. B.
Coffin to witness the performance upon the
piano of Prof Hall, late of England. De-
tailed criticism would almost he impossible,
as he plays with that perfection of tech
nique and concentration Of feeling thai ex-
pounds the music and holds he hearer
spellbound. The people of Newport should
not miss the frs opportunity of witnessing
the peer of Blind Tom.
Mr.. Boley, Overseer of the Poor, sent q
communication to Council, last evening
asking for information as to whether he
should relieve Annie Kearney, the girl who
gave birth to bastard child on Tuesday
last. He further stated that Mrs. Kelly, the
lady at whose residence Miss Kearney was
stopping. had demanded So per week for
their support After considerable dis
cusson as to the propriety of relieving such
cases. the matter was left to the discretion
of Mr. Boley to make the best bargain he
could.
POLICE ORDERs-The following rules fol-
the government of the police force of New
port were issued yesterday by Chief Cot.
tingham: ANY member of the force shall
be subjectto reprimand, suspension, deduc-
ton from ray, or dismissal, according to
the nature and aggravaton of his offense,
for any of the following causes: First, for
intoxication while on or Off duty. Second,
willful dsobedience of orders. Third, in.
decent, protane, or harsh Ian
guage. Fourth, disrespect 10 a supe.
rior. Fifth, Unnecessary violence to pris-
oners. Sixth, leaving his beat without
cause. Seventh, neglect in paying his just
debts for necessaries contracted while on
the force. Eighth, for immortality, inde-
cency or lewdness. Ninth. absence without
leave. Tenth, incompetency, lack of ener-
gy and ncapacity, mentally and physically.
The above rules will be rigidly enforced.
By order of THos CoTTINGHAM, Chief.