The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.


COvINGTON.
POLICE CouRT.-Chas. Cole and Robert
Gilchrist were fined $4 each for drunken
ness.
The Glory Dancing Club give one of their
balls at Drexelius Hall tonight. Don't for
get it
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to DR.. John Savage and Miss Carrie Il.
Stone.
The case of w. 8. Porter vs.. W. 8.
Holden still occupies the attention of the
Circuit Court. -.
Deputy Marshall Cochran is at home
again, and brings with him Adam Turner,
Mountain man, held ever by an up-couu-
try Commissioner, Tor an alleged infractiOn
of the Internal Revsnue laws.
The Covington and Cincinnati Bridge
Company held its annual election yester-
day. Amos Shinkle was chosen President
David Sinton, Vice President; A. H. Bugh-
er, Secretary, and s. A Charles, Assistant
Secretary.
Daniel McCarty, land mark. as it were,
of Kent0n County, attempted to commit
suicide by hanging to the bedpost in his
room at the NationaI Hotel last night. His
roommate discovered him in time. The
old gentleman has been sick for some time,
and was temporarily deranged.
In the injunction suit of Henderson
against the City. to prevent the payment oi
money in the Free Bridge interest to &C.
cure Legislative enactment. the Court oi
Appeals decided any such allowance un
lawful, and attended BY the worst conse.
quences. This is applicable to any money
expended for log-rolling purposes. The
allowance of $40 to Judge Phelps to pay
his expenses at Frankfort is not right
under this decision.
A suit was filed Yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Court by Lydia A. Blackburn and
Others against Jabe Percival. &C.. all de-
visees under the will of (name forgotten)
for the appointment of Trustee in the
place of F. A. Blackburn, deceased, tc
carry out the trust in said will. The prop
erty involved is the property at the north
east corner Of Eighth and Madison streets
occupied now by w. T. Hewitt & Co..
wholesale liquor dealers.
BILLY RUssELLs BooM.-The following
facts are furnished regarding the brave boy
who jumped in the river and heroically
saved Miss Laura Soden's life:
"This Young man, though poor is mos
courageous youth, the lady in question be
ing the third person he has saved from 6
| watery grave. He supports his mother
&C., by his hard work. His name is VIM
Russell, and he works as furniture packer
at Mitchell Il Rammelsberg's furniture fac
| tory, southeast corner of Second and Johr
streets, Cincinnati, and lives back of Ham
ilton's tobacco factory, Madison street
Yours. &C., AN ADMIRER OF COURAGE"
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Building Associa
ton tax fight is not vet fairly on. In the
Circuit Court yesterday, in the cases of the
Home Securitv and the Peoples, affidavit
were filed by the defense and motions made
to quash the service of summons, the atfi
davits alleging that the persons served al
President or chief officer were not such
The real point in this motion probably il
| that the defendants are not correctly en-
titled IN the petitions. For instance, tn,
Home Security Building ami Loan Asso
clatiOn issued as the Home Savings" Or
lando F. Schmidt and Charles H. Fisk ap
pear thus far for the defense.
| In the case of Isaac Ellison against T
w. Keeveny. the defendant filed an answe er
counter claim and set-of.
The Daily Commonwealth, in speakin,
of the Circuit Clerkship, says: III. c
Hallam, Esq, is the first candidate an
nounced in the Commonwealth for the
election next August. Mr.. Hallam ha.
served capably and acceptably for man,
years as deputy in both Kenton anG
Campbell Counties. and his fitness for the
place is conceded by all having any infor
nation on the subject. He is man near
ing the middle age, with young anG
growing family, and is all cx-soidier who
lost leg in battle OH the losing side in thu
late war. He goes into the race under ia
vorabe auspices. and will be hard mar
tn beat" 1t is needless to add that Mr.
Hallam deserves the place, and he viii
have the hearty support OF large circle O.
friends.
The Newport Stove Works will resum,
operations Monday.
Ex-Councilman Michael Carr is lyin1
very low ut his home on Harris street.
The Kenton Insurance Company have
declared semi-annual dividend Of fou,
per cent.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Captain
Kenistontwill be sent to Noblesville, Ind
for interment.
Mrs. Kent Mason will deliver an address
before a gospel temperance meeting al
Grace NJ. E. Church Monday evening.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association are
having Smalley's Hall renovated, refitted
and the ceiling frescoed, preparatory to oc
cupying it as their place of meeting here
after.
There were but two lawyers engaged ir
the Butcher brewery muddle at the start
but now nearly every lawyer of note both
here and in Covinston are having hand
in the pie.
A little daughter of Deputy Sheriff
Hutchinson accidentally swallowed 9