The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-08
COYINGrON.

Casey's new paper, "The Common
wealth." appears TOR the first time this
morning. 1t is an eight-page paper and
is neatly printed.
Mr.. Craddock, of the Paris True Ken
tuckian, speaks of an animal whose ears
are longer than his own. What can it
be?
Mr.. T. +. Dillon started for Europe
to-day, where he will remain several
months.
Elder Magee will deliver lecture at
the Robins-street colored Baptist Church
this evening. Subject, "Mated, but not
married"
Considerable dissatisfaction Is ex-
pressed regarding several decisions OF
the Umpire at the Star-Eckiord game
Wednesday. Yet we can not say that it
was done for partiality; more probably
through ignorance.
In the Mayors Court this morning Jo-
seph Creep and VIM. Stafford, charged
with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, were each fined $S; Samuel
boyd, for grand larceny, was held over
to the Criminal Court in the sum OF
$3.50 in default Of which he was sent
to Jail; G.. Ravey, disorderly conduct,
fined ST.; James Cunley, drunk, con-
tinued until Saturday.
An interesting game Of base ball was
played yesterday between the Stars
and Eckfords, on the Covington grounds,
which was witnessed by over 200 peo-
pie. Both clubs played their ."level
BEST" and at the end of the 9th inning
succeeded in making score of 9to8 in
favor Of the Stars.
Alexander Milliuer, formerly of.this
city, was shot and Instantly killed at
w Walt0n, yesterday, by a stage driver
named Pres. Webster. At the time Mil
liner was standing In front Of the Boone
House. No cause can be assigned for
the deed, as no difficulty was ever known
to have existed between the two parties.
About two weeks ago the deceased was
shot at near Hardscrabble, Grant Co., by
some one UNKNOWN. The murderer Is a
brother of Kidd Webster, and for some
time past was the proprietor Of saloon
on Elm street, In Cincinnati.
The u. 5. Court at Louisville yester-
day set aside the sale of the Clinton Ho-
tel.
The following directors were elected
by the Pound Gap r. r. stockholders at
their meeting on Tuesday night: V.
Shinkle, j. d. Hearne, John Gray, James
[O'Hara, jr., II. A. Prague, II. r. Deglow,
PW. M. Leathers, of Coyington; George
w. Jamison, Of Pendleton; George b.
Pogue, OF Bracken; w. +, Sallee, Of Ma
son; w. M. Hendricks and Theo. Hart,
OF Fleming, and General VIM. Dwight,
of Cincinnati. The new Board organ
lied and elected John Il. Sullivan, Presi-
dent; r. j.. Samuels, Vice-President;
VIM. III. Leathers, Secretary; James
Spilman, Treasurer.
NEWPORT.
Professor Gilson contemplates taking
trip to Saratoga within the next few
weeks.
Mr.. McAfee is quite i'll.
Joe HUFF might be a good Squire, bui
nobody knows it.
At the sale of the stands of the new
marke et-house yesterday the butchers
stalls brought rental OF $40 each pei
wear. The tfucksters' stands were rent.
ed at $40 each. The curbstone stands
were disposed of at $40 EACH The
amount OF rents, exclusive OF premiums,
was $3.50. The total amount received
was 81, 1854 65.
Peter Constans, father OF Mayor Con.
stans, is dangerously i'll at his residence
on Monmouth street.
Building Association No. expects to
close it's business about August |.
The following officers have been In
stalled in Noah Dove Lodge No. 20, !.
%. O, F.: F. A. CLARK, N. g.; G. 81
Sportsman, v. g.; Thomas NJ. Hewlson
Recording Secretary; Benjamin +. Tay.
Tor, Permanent Secretary; j. j. Raipe
Treasurer.