The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

A"yo'ihos hyS ha~ fpVoh uhohihoueiy
Veleetedt Pres tdent Of the Wesieyan ,Uai
versIty. at Millersburg.
on tuesday Misses Ida and Sarah
IPlatt. two hanasome ann inietes fins
lyopng giris oi LeAington, arrived and
Her. From here thew In vjsit RIve e iIioE liol
Springs.
FRANKFORT. xy.-Amone tho die
ttinpuisbed yisitors at ,ho .;n.nonro,io,
waro nav s,.. a'.o"
mV'i Deeronson' ouuse Ifnusay,
Hon. Thos. W.. Narnon, Gen. Wires.
ton, Hon. Mat Admins and Hon. q on. 1T
Pendletun. Judge VIM. lindsay of the
Court OF ApDeals. aiminisIef9d the
oath ofoffice to Gov. McCreary.
! About the last 'oficiaI act Of 'aovernor
Leslie was the granting of some mar.
dons. There were fouc nardoned in
iLexlngton- Al. Chiies. Al. Atchison
RomilTy Mann and Walter Venable'
against whom were old fines tor gam.
bling.
| At the trial of tho I,axjnotor no,ioa In
the city OF FranLfor Maii uapoarioLa poarH tn y
was discharped' II. Ciines acnnyttan % M;
the conceaIed weepon ri,a roe 'andI 6n.d oll
S5san(li costs. for disnrderj non dnct ~, 4
John Garret tined SSo for Inc and * "r fnr
the other. The cases wera triad pafora
| a Jury. Hon. I. q. 8. RJackhnrn was fo p
the defense in this case vvhioh ara,y o,,t ,vt
of the last base bail contest between the
II,axingtnns and Tanitois "o""eeA 'ne
''
LEXINGTON. KY. - Professor III. II.
White is visiting his former triends in
Marcer cour,v
~, '''
Inc evening Train on the Kentucky
Central railroad was delayed one hour
on Tues day at point three miles south
OF Paris, by the disabIement of the en-
gipe of the up freight train. m
The following marriage licenses were
issued during the month of August: j.
3. Bailey and Mrs. Naomi West, Peter
owens and Catherine Mccain, Micnael
Foley and Mary Mahoney, Alien Self
ana Matte Self, Henry A. Browne and
Fannie Mullen.
Major A. IL. Adam and family returned
yesterday from the Sulphur Springs.
A fire broke out at one O'clock yester-
day morning in the grocery store and
residence of Mr.. Burlington, on Winches-
ter street, opposite The old Catholic
g9 wy sl"una, 'so h,s nne nre companys en-
extinguishing it before any damage was as
done to the adjoining property. The
grocery store lie a total wreck. Inv
John M. Donnellan. tormerlv nf tbio
CITY. was Killed in W,oGfor,l c.,,,ntv o,,
Monday last by a man bv the name of
johnson, ~
Tne new Bryant,s Station. near Rriar
Hill turnpike. five miles in length ,wss
let yesterday to Owen Caden anu John
and Frank McGaryey, contravtors.
Mr.. Henry A. Bovine and Miss FANNY
Mullen, both Of this city, were married
IN.
noon with the usual payetv stiendin% n
fashionable wedding.
The cincinnati Enquirer calls the
FDisnotch folks idioti,.' '-i0
BILLY Boy. a fayorite cat BALANCING IN
Major Phil Brown den,,tv Conn ssi.srs
was buried with ceremonjes in fbo
Courthouse yard. on last Monday
The project Of Completing tho Rio
Sandy Railroad is occupying the.atten,
ton of the Lexington naners and ma
.speculators who have large t,racts of
mountain land TO sell. -
A. z. Cochran returned home. ATS
morning. after AIN absence ofitWo Weeks.
and is t,his desk again. ~
- -.
CoNlNGToN.-pr. .. y. Temple will
on Saturday begin inspecting pefsonsI
claiming pensions.
Hermit, astalli0n lately purchased byl
Messrs. Lfndenberger and Graves, off
for $6 900, died yesterday atl
Florence. His records 1928.
The Stars and Lldlows at 3P. M. to-
day. /
The Turner Society have elected the /
following officers: First Speaker, Jos !.
Hermes; Second Speaker, Carl RIb II
First Warden, VIM. Rub; Second War
den, Franz Heun; Recording Secretary. !
Joseph Meier; Financial Secretary
Louis TheoDald; Corresponding Secre1
tary, Julius Bertsch; Treasurer, john
Henlpel; Keeper of the Wardrobe. Jos
Ruh.
The wedding OF Mr.. Anthony Boex To
Miss Maggie O'Hanloh was celebrated
yesterday with great eclat, at the ca.
theJral. by Bishop roebbe.
I. Mr.. Robert DfenHon, formerly of the
Drennon House, Covington, now of Kan
sas City, Mo-, is in the city.
The committee appointed to settle the
accounts of j. b. klosterman, Pfesident
6f the Kenton Building Association, has
reported mat ms properly is regarded as
AMPLY sumclent 70 paya his indebted
ness, ana that NO loss by any one need
pe ahticipaJeu. .. n
Az tne Water-WOfk6 COMMITTEE meet |