The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-15

move 1S mauo 10 meet Cne YloWS OF Lne |
business men, it. quite probable that a |
public meeting may be held to talk mat
ters over.
DR.. Joseph F. Millers new fish corks
are on exhibition at DIR. Boyd's office on
Upper street, and are attracting much |
attention by the principal fishermen In |
this city. Chief Justice Marrs, the cham
pion fisherman, has applied for the right |
to sell theseN patent corks in Fayette
county, and has offered $100 for the
agency.
Mrs. Ray burg, Of Pennsylvania, is Wis
iting her relatives of our city, the family
OF j. j. Miller and others.
Mrs. Fiske, land family, of Covington,
are spending u season with the family of
Mr.. w: B. Emmal. s
The Roman Catholic congregation OF
this city have literally robbed Peter to
enrichsPaul. In 1868 the splendid new
church Of St. Paul was built at an ex-
pense Of near 100000. 1t Is the largest
and costliest church edifice in Lexing-
ton. To adorn this new building the pull
pit, organ and other furniture was re-
moved from the old Church OF st. Peter,
which was built In 1887, and whose walls
have echoed the voice Of many eminent
divines, one of whom was elevated to
the highest place In the American
church. The old church, however, Is not
entirely deserted. A smaller organ has
been placed within its sacred walls and
given in charge OF a young and talented
organist, Miss Mary Allgier, who has Or
.ganized a choir of her own teaching.
Services with music are held every Sun
day morning and Friday evening. In the
course of time separate parish will be
allotted this church.
COVINGT0N.-A coat, pants, shirt,
shoes and stockings were found on the
bank Of the Licking yesterday evening.
The property appeared to belong to a.
boy about II years OF age, and it is feared
that he attempted to bathe in the Lick
ing and was swept away by the swift
current and drowned.
A surprise call was made on Mr.. Jas.
G. Gedge last night by number Of his
friends in honor of his 6Sth birthday.
Refreshments and jollity were in abund-
ance.
John Brambock and Miss Mamie Lit
trell We're married yesterday. Elder 2.
B.'Willes performed the ceremony. The
pair came fromB Boone county and alighted
at the Day House before the proprietor
was released from the arms Of Morpheus.
When finally he came to the door after
vigorous summons per door-bell, he
found the twain accompanied by Ed.
Gracken and Miss Fannie e. Brambock,
awaiting him in an exceedingly nervous
condition. Without delay the Elder was
summoned and proceeded to the hotel
where soon "two hearts were made to
beat as one," and the right presented to
the gallant groom,to claim his bride In
the face Of objeeting humanity, angry
parents and Others. particularly inter-
ested. After hearty repast was taken
the couple departed for their home.
A festival was participated in by the
Changers at Normansyille, Boone coun-
ty, last Saturday.-The Changers of Gal
latin county will soon picnic at Glen
coe station, on the Short-line Railroad
The Grange Festival at Alexandria,
Campbell county, was we'll attended,
The Grangers OF Grant county have
pledged Jerry, Poor, Democratic candi-
date for Representative, to vote for no
man for u. s. Senator who is not in favor
of repeating that part of the law which
prevents one neighbor selling few
twists of homemade tobacco to an
other.--A meeting of the Patrons Of Ken
ton county will be held at Hickory
| Council p. of H..meets July Goth, at Mo-
zart Hail, Cincinnati. = Staffordsburg
Grange wants the salaries of public
officers reduced.
The st. Louis Reds and Starsplay to-
day. Account OF yesterdays game in
local columns.
Street cars are being built for the
Third and Main-street line. The cars
on the new COvlDgt0n and Cincinnati
line will begin to run to Cincinnati, prob
ably, next Saturday.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
Pat Kearney, an oilcloth vender, tor not
fulfilling the requirements Of the law in
| the way OF license, was fined 81 and
costs; Saml Thompson, for being drunk,
was mulcted in the same sum.
officer Crockett and Deputy John Good
son arrested Robert Woods this morn
| ing for creating a row around his own
| home.
The Stars are preparing for lively
match this afternoon with the Red
I,Stockings, by whom they were twice de-
| feated. We hope they may regain their
reputation by defeating their antagonists
this time.
| NEWPORT.-The particulars of the
races will be found in our local columns.
| The strike OF the employees of Swifts
Rolling-mill lasted but one day.
| A broken raft came floating down the
Licking yesterday. A couple of men
were stationed on each side waiting for
rescue, but no helping hand came while
| they were in sight oil Newport.
| A bolt and nut factory Is contemplated
to be erected on FROM street, near the
Anchor Works..
The man who.cut Dick Hoop in the
4 throat few days ago, John Hildebrandt
by name, has heen arrested. He was
held in the'sum Of 81 300 to answer to the