The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06


to the regular business Of the city. The
products of the country are now being
shipped TO the Southern markets.
COvINGTON.-T sale Of the Clinton
Hotel property takes place to-day.
The residence Of Vincent ShinkIe, on
Garrard street, has been sold for 10000,
to David Sinton, Esq, OF Cincinnati. "
The Arbeiterverein has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, n. 8. Gottschalk; Vice Presi-
dent Franz Keller; Correspondents, VIC
er; Second Secretary, Q. Schulte; Treas
urer, Felix Fritz; Standard Bearer, Geo.
Jensen.
Mrs. Henry Morgan, Of Evansville,
Indiana, is visiting her brother, the Hon.
VIM. L. Grant.
Messrs. John F. Fisk, Josiah Richard
son, Lewis Keen, James Arnold, John
Hambrick and George Keen have been
elected to represent Washington Lodge,
No. 8, in the Grand Lodge 1. 0. o. f. Of
the State of Kentucky, which will meet
this week In Louisville.
DR.. J. A. Davis, Of Harrison county,
KY, and Miss Emma Endicott, of Nicho-
las county, were married at the Day
House, yesterday, by Rev. Mr.. Jordon,
of Cynthiana. The party spent the af-
ternoon and evening at the Cincinnati
Exposition. e
The Lotta Dramatic Troupe will soon
give public entertainment.
The third anniversaryof the Beethoven
Lodge Of Knights of Pythias will take
place Tomorrow night at Drexelius
Hal. An elegent silk flag will be pre-
sented to the, Lodge. Before the exer-
cises, the whole fraternity OF Knights In
the city and vicinity will have grand
parade. The Mayors of Cincinnati,
Newport, and our city, will be present
and give addresses, A grand ball will
conclude the Festivities.
Mr.. James Campion, of this city, re-
ported killed by,a railroad accident on
the New York Central railroad, at Sala-
manca, New York, was only slightly in-
jured, and will be about in q few days.
The Stars will twinkle ON the Kalama-
zoos to-day. -.. ,.-.-r..,s
The infuent pipe of the Water-works
is repaired, and the water enters free
from all sand. Tonight and tomorrow
night, the water mains will be flushed
and cleaned.
"Leaf by leaf the roses fall" This.
time it is the handsome, good-natured
law partner. of I'll. p. Whitaker, Esq,
Mr.. Frank W. Gray, who will this even
ing launch his bark upon. the .matri
'sea." Miss Ida Finnell, of Can
ton. Station, will share her fate with
him, o'er Hie's tempestuous wave. Mr..
Gray will spend his "honeymoon" right
in Covington,- where he has his castle
already handsomely furnished.
Charles Luther not the other Luther)
created considerable disturbance among
some of his friends, for which he was ar
rested and brought before his, Honor.
The case, however, was filed away with
leave.
The work on Scott street is progress
ing very slowly. We haven't seen any
thing Of the locust blocks yet.
The nuptials OF John Schulker and
Anna G. Strein"were celebrated at the
st. Joseph's, on Twelfth street, last
the trends OF the happy couple. After
the ceremonies they returned to the resi-
dence OF the bride, where splendid re-
past was spread for the retreshment
and invigoration OF the inner man. The
happy couple, like sensible people, will
stay at home, where they can spend their
honeymoon. among their many friends,
who all wish them well.
NEWPORT.AMrs. Pickelmann, living
on Macarthur street, had severe pains,
occasioned by rheum atism, in the great
toe OF her left foot, for several weeks.
Last Sunday she conceived an idea:
Placing her foot upon block, she cut
the toe of with a little hatchet. 1t is
probably useless to say that she is now
i'll bed, suffering worse than before.
Col. E. ID. Mason and Mayor Morris
have returned from Columbus.
Chas. Smith, Lieutenant OF Police, has.
resigned, and Officer Chas. Alberts is
acting in his place. xsas i,J
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works have
operations.
Saturday evening, while Squire Hay
man was making some purchases at the
old Market-hpuse his attention was
drawn to what be supposed to be a very
fine specimen of the rooster family, he
made inquiries as to its age, price, &c.
being answered satisfactorily, he in,
vested. The bird was taken home and.
Gagged. Next morning some members Of
the family were called to see the fowl,
when, to the utter disgust OF the Squire.
1t was found to be nothing more tnan
wish to talk rooster. ys. owl to Keep a
sale distance from the Squire.
Joe Granger is rejoicing over this
weather. He anticipates atrip to the
%ns ssassh q & Ssspsss evs
their frstl grand conplime ntary 1T
Eclipse Hall, Monday night, November
We understand that Steve Solar. Esq,
will be, appointed by MarsAat Lock as
DEPUTY. TO fill the vacancy Occas asioned