The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21

CALIFORNIA, o.-The Democratic
meeting at California, Ohio, last Satur-
day evening, was a grand success. d.
p. Dean, Esq, delivered an elegant
speech.
The new preacher, Rev. Mr.. Davis,
preached at the NJ. e. Church last Sab
bath.
As the winter season approaches
preparations are being made for various
local entertainments.
COvINGTON.-Bish Toebbe has
gone to Georgetown, Kentucky, on a
short pastoral visit.
The Hartfords and Philadelphias on
the Star grounds to-day.
John Carnes, Esq, Of Grant county,
is in the city, attending to the Circuit
Court.
Quite a number OF Odd-fellows will
leave the city tomorrow morning to at
tend the session of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge OF the United States,
which meets at Indianapolis.
The regular session OF the County
Court was held at Independence yester-
day, Hon. Il. jeff. Phelps presiding. The
whole day was occupied with the con-
siderati0n Of matters concerning county
roads. Mr.. Il. JEFF. Childers was ap-
pointed Special Commits sioner to settle
with the Sheriff of Kenton county for the
current year ending October, 1876.
William Wickerson, fourteen years
old, gave bail in the sum OF $l00 yester-
day to appear at tina next term of the
Criminal Court on charge of stealing
apples from the farm Of Mr. L. b. Tup-
man, q few miles from the city.
Mr.. William Deschler, Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the knights of Pytnias,
and Mr.. Frank Knoll, delegates from
Beethoven Lodge, No. p, will attend the
Grand Lodge that assemblies to-day at
Mr.. Wash. l.. Gedge, Secretary Of the
Covington Stock-yards, will be married
tomorrow evening to Miss Louisa X.
Dennis, of Scott county.
The body discovered at the river bank,
below Ludlow, is supposed to be that Of
Elijah Thomas, of Flemming county,
KY, who stepped from the steamer Bos-
tUna at the Cincinnati wharf on the 9Th
of last December.
The fearful and wonderful man Of the
"Tickep mas turned his small handbill
into large poster.
II the City of Covington Is not able to
buy the whole of Madison street, why
don't cur wise Fathers sell the remain
der to the turnpike company and let
them run it.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
James Mcguire and Pat. Nolan, James
Tor being disorderly and Pat. for expos.
ing his person, were each fined 50 and
costs. John Wallace, drunk, 81 and
costs. John Miller, for breach Of the
peace, was mulcted $28.
VIM. Mcdonald and Thomas Jones,
charged with breach of the peace, were
dismissed by paying costs. Albert Man
was charged 50 tor nights lodging In
stable. Harrison Carroll and number
of colored women from the corner of
Tenth and Washington streets, got into
general row, and received a good leo
ture from the "learned judge" together
with the advice to pray more and quar-
rel less. He finally wound up by fining
Harrison $2S, including costs, and Fanny
Williams 70 and costs.
NEWPORT.-The damage suit of j.
d. johnson against James S. Digby and
others to recover for sinking some coal
in collision near the Cincinnati bridge
In 1872, nas at length been fled away in
the Circuit Court.
In the County Court, yesterday, L. G..
Miller was granted a license to run a
ferry from Dayton across the Ohio to the
foot of Hazen street, Cincinnati. He is
to use one fiat and two skifts, and the
fare will be five cents.
w. A. Cotter, Esq, as Supreme Rep
resentative, and Messrs. II. +. Schrader,
George Fewlass. w. Il. Hazlewood, rep
,f NvIrA II Al.r nt,l
MIR. Robert A. Anstead, representative
of Laurel Lodge, No. 30, all of this city,
started for Louisville to-day to be pres
ent at the Grand Lodge Of Knights Of
Pythias, OF Kentucky.
Samuel Digby's trial for the murder of
Gus. Miller, with which he is charged,
comm enced at the Pendleton county
Criminal Court, at Falmouth, to-day.
Barracks News-One hundred recruits
start for Fort Shay, Montana, to join
the 7th Infantry, on Thursday.-Four
white and one colored recruit passed
their second examination yesterday
During the next few days Commissary
Sergeant Robert Silvia will act for Ser
geant Major Marcus Garmley during his
absence in Columbus. o., where be has
been assigned on special duty.-During
the absence of Captain l.. NJ. Morris, the
efficient Lieutent Nat. Il. Cunningham
will perform his duties as Adjutant.
DR.. Fred. Brown, proprietor OF the st.
Charles, was up to Interview the "Fly-
ing Dutchman" last night in regard to
his capacity, &c.
The name OF Mr.. VIM. Gould, we un-
derstand, will soon be erased from the
list of the Ought-to-be and placed upon
another record.
Chief Geo. Hartley, in company with
Councilman Glore, passed through the
city this morning on their way to the
Water-works.
The coming Mayor-.A. s. Berry.
The record of the City Court has a
blank page to-day.
MIR. Frank Edgar has resigned his
position as Newport reporter Of the En-
quirer, and will now turn his attention
10 the practice of law.
MIR. Charles Stricken died at the resi-
dence of his parents on Isabella street
this morning. Mr.. Stricken was about
thirty-three years OF age. He has for
some time been compl aiming, and at last
fell victim to consumption.
Real Estate IrGnsfers.
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