The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
THE DAILY STAR
THURSDAY. Y.......SE SEPTEMBER
COVINGTON.

Not single case in Mayors Cour
this morning.
David Kennedy, Constable of Soutl
Covington, was qualified yesterday.
The funeral of the late T. d. Davis
took place this morning at st. Mary's
Cathedral.
BASE EBALL.-Eagles, of Newport, Ii
Gems, OF Coyington, l; at Star Grounds
yesterday.
Fred. Roth, who shot man last Sat
,urday night was held over to the Grand
Jury in the sum of $3.50.
! The Kentucky Central Railroad Com.
pany are having the depot repaired and
The baggage room enlarged.
A Tilden and Hendricks Club is to be
organized in the Fifth Ward at the Ar
better Hall on Pike street.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards pro.
pose to visit Bellevue tomorrow even
Ing and attend the pole-raising at that
place.
A sneak thief entered the Lewisburg
tin shop yesterday and captured coat
and hat belonging to one of the en-
ployes.
A coal barge of the firm of Fisher &
Humfert sunk this morning at the Ioot
of Eighth street In Licking River. Loss
from $7O0 to $500.
A Centennial promenade concert will
be given from the 3D. to the 9th of October
In Drexelius Hail. for the benefit of the
Mother of God Church.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club of
the Sixth Ward are having sixty new
suits made. 1t is thought that they will
put them on tomorrow evening.
The badge presented by the Covington
Fire Department to their Chief, j. d.
Glore, was furnished by e. d. Chaplin,
the jeweler, of 391 Scott street.
The -four and feed store of Geo. W.
Gree, No. 703 Madison street, was en-
tered by burglars night before last. How
ever, nothing of great value was taken.
| The Ninth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
lClub will meet tonight at b. Raum's, on
Twelfth street. The Fifth Ward Tilden
and Hendricks Club meets at Turner
Hall this evening.
| The Covington Turner's elected the
Following officers last night: President.
Henry Hem; Vice President, Charles
,,Ulrich; Instructor, W. Rub; Assistant
Instructor, Frank. Hem; Janitor, f.
Steangle.
"The Boys in Blue" met last night at
Youngers Hall, and elected the follow
ing officers: captain W. S. Holden; First
tLieuLenant, j. ID. Easton; Second Lieu
tenant, E. Adams. The company will
Go TO Indianapolis on the 2Otn inst. to
participate in the convention to be held
there.
NEWBORN.
The Democrats met last evening in
lthe County Clerks office.
The Republican mass meeting is set
ftor Saturday, at Turner Hall.
AlonZo Emerson in the Criminal
Uourt was sentenced to six months i'm.
prisonment.
The serenade of the Sixteenth Regi-
lment Band at the Courthouse last night
was well attended. The music was ex-
lcellent.
Eight coaches, filed with excursion
lists from Florence, passed over the
Short-llne last evening for Cincinnati to
See the elephant.
The Garrison Band is engaged to
play next Saturday and Sunday for the
Ohio National Guards, who are now in
camp at Oakley, Ohio.
Anton Quit, for being drunk and dis.
orderly, was fined So ana costs. Not
having the wherewith to pay his fine, he
Will have to work it out on the stone
pile.
The Second Ward Tilden and Hen.
bricks Club will raise the highest pole
in the city Saturday evening at the in.
itersection of Bellevue and Hubbard
streets.
Miss Julia Gould, the weIl-known
singer of this city. has severed her con-
nection with the Kellogg Opera Troupe,
she having received an engagement to
sing at the Vine-street Congregational
Church, Cincinnati.
The following named gentlemen will
address the Democrats OF Bellevue this
evening: Messrs. Colonel Thomas l..
Jones, Judge r. R. Hallam, Col. A. S.
Berry, A. 7. Root, Esq, and Judge Nell
son. Mr.. julius Swelzer will address
the meeting in German.
Every man who had anything in the
shase OF tirearm was ordered to be in
readiness at the depot when the 12:10
train arrived. Mayor Berry was on
hnnd and had the road blocked and tie
traln stopped aud searched, but none o,
d suspicious character were foundf
when the train was ordered to
move. The Coyington Light Guards ar
rived on this train. They declare they
were unable to do anything, not having
the authority to make arrests. They
were taken three miles beyond where
the fight was taking place before the
train would stop, when they were COM
PEELED to walk back.
The following have been elected Off
GERS of Olive Branch Chapter, No. 76, Il.
A. Masons, to serve the ensuing year:
n. Ex., Jonas Soaring, II. p; Ex., VIM.
I'll. Waters, K; Ex., Geo. Fewlass, S.;
Companions-Hy. Higgins, q. H.; l. A.
Ackley, p. s.; j, X. Rugg, r. A. T.; W.
Il. Haselwood, Il. NJ. of 81 "; J.F. Kin
ney, G. NJ. OF I'd "; Robert Pye, G. NJ.
of 1st w.; j. N. Gould, Secretary; Z. Fa-
gin. Treasurer; John j. Raipe, Trustee;
A. Lang, Guard.
HAMILTON.
Judge Hume and wife have returned.
from their visit East.
Thomas Millikin and daughter leave
Tor the Centennial Monday.
Celleden Symmes is lying dangerously