The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-17

y johnston VIII De plIteu aSallsb MT. otOIi,
in the race for Representative. Such Is
the opinion OF leading Democrats. Col.
Johnston would be. acceptable to many
colored voters who now seem to hold the
balance Of power.
oovINGTON.-Henry Bostwick, Esq.
Grand Master Mason, left for Peters
burg, KY, last night to organize new
lodge.
All. Mullens, of Pike street, is at the
Putin-Bay House very i'll.
Stars and Milfords at the Covington
grounds this afternoon.
+. M. Calkins, editor'of the Ticket, left
last night to spend the summer at Forest
City.
Samuel Hart, an employe Of Mitchell
& Tranter's rolling mill, was overcome
by the heat Thursday, and taken to his
home, at No. 275 West Third street, in
an insensibie condition. He is reported
as being much better this morning.
H. q. Magee and Hon. T. j. Megibben
got into difficulty at Cynthiana, last
w ednesday, when the former threatened
to shoot the latter, but was prevented
by the interventiOhs OF Judge Boyd and
a couple of ladies'.
The Red Stockings and the Ludlows
play at the latter's grounds this after
noon. The rolling mill men and the
moIders will engage in game to-day.
We are requested to state the number
of games OF baseball played between the
Stars and the Favorites last season.
The official statement Is one game, in
which the score stood IA to in favor OF
| the Stars.
Deputy United States Marshal Har-
rington this morning returned from
Maysville with one Abner Bowling,
charged in an affidavit with opening
letters belonging to other parties. He
was brought before Commissioner Bost-
wick, and after the evidence was heard
Robert Richardson, Esq, delivered an
missioner, however, continued the case
until 2 p. M.
Mr.. III. 8. Lendrun, formerly resident
Of this city, now Of New York, employed
in the Registry department in the Post
office OF that city, Is on visit to his
parents and friendsin Covington.
Mrs. s. 8. Farrell, our excellent Post.
mistress, accompanied by her oldest son,
started for Ohio this morning where she
will remain during the hot weather. The
Post-office during her absence will be
under the efficient and able management
of the genial Ed. s. Miller.
NEwPORT.-The young man Rodgers
is improving.
/ VIM. Baker was badly hurt in at
tempting to get on street car yester.
day. He was taken to his home at No
SO Madison street.
In the Chancery Court, yesterday,
Mary Bardsley was granted divorce
| from Chas. Bardsley.
The races which were to come off yes.
terday at the Newport Driving Parh
have been postponed until next Monday
on account of the bad condition of the
grounds.
| The Turner's of this city visit Cincin
natl this evening to attend the c0nsecra.
tion of new flag by the Turner's OF tha
city.
j. M. Nordheim yesterday paid hil
| fine of $40 for evading the toll on the
Campbell county turnpike.
The Short-line railroad company's EN-.
ployes were paid off yesterday and were
made happy.
1 Twenty recruits passed their second
examination at the Barracks yesterday
What Is the matter with the editor o.
the Cynthiana Democratp In this weeks
issue it goes for A. s. Berry, Esq, lat,
Mayor of Newport, in manner tina
would not bear repetition. Mr.. Berry Ii
a high-toned gentleman, coming to vi
from a.patriotic ancestry, and why this
country editor should abuse him is mar
lvelous. The plain truth is that wher
Mr.. Berry was Mayor Of this city he pre-
vented the contractors, high and low
from robbing the city, and instituted
legal proceedings against those wht
failed to perform their public duties
Il This is why he was defeated in the last
municipal race.
i Mr.. Peter Constans, father of the May
or, is very low and is not expected te
live. He has been rapidly sinking eyel
since Friday morning, and is uncon
scious, not recognizing members of his
own family.
Mr.. Brown, proprietor of the st
Charles, can beat any man raising to
b8eco we ever saw. He ought to be a
Granger.
WIN. Baker, while trying to board 8
street car, Friday, fell, severely bruisins
his side and back.