The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06

son, disorderly conduct, continue
until Saturday; Louis Sedwick, drum
81.
Mayor Berry and John Walsh had
little muscular demonstration yestel
day, in which the latter came out sec
0nd best.
The promenade concert at Drexeliu
Hall for the benefit of the M other OF Co..
Church wound up last night with
grand ball.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards o
this city will meet tonight at thei
headquarters and proceed to Cincinnati
to join in the grand Republican turnout
Mr.. Joseph Mertz will on next Mon
day celebrate the thirty-seventh ami
Versary of his birthday, at his residence
eorner of Twelfth and Greenup streets
In the Circuit Court yesterday, the
case of Moses Mcclure against the Clay
Fire & Marine Insurance Company was
dismissed settled" at defendants cost
The jury in the case ot w. A. Davidson
against f. Gerein for 10. 900 damages for
false arrest, &C., rendered a verdict Tor
plaintiff for $25.
j. M. Hance and N. T. Lindsey, from
Gallatin, o., filed their certificates OF
good demeanor, &C., and j. II. Hallam
and +. M. Webster were appointed to
examine them.
CITY COUNCIL.-The Clerk was or
dered to notify Receiver Mcleod to put
road-bed and rails, &C., OF Short-llne
Road i'll complete repair.
A bill of John Brizzolarre for damages
to his house by the Republican process
sion row on the 22d of September was
received.
The contract for improving Madison
street, between Washington avenue and
Overton street, was awarded to Charles
Spinks.
1t was ordered that the Clerk notify
lhe Louisville, Cincinnati s. Lexing-
Ion Railroad Company that it must
comply with its contract and build a
proper depot at Newport.
NEWBORN.
Mr.. Julius L. Bristow was presented
yesterday evening with an elegant sill
yer pitcher, stand and goblet.
CITY COUNCIL.-Mr. Nell L. Furber
was elected City Weigher on the tenth
ballot.
A communication stating the neces-
atty OF new steam fire engine was re-
Ierred to special committee.
LANDRUM FOR CoNGREss.-Tbe Dis
trlct Republican Convention met at Odd
Fellows Hall yesterday afternoon.
Chairman j. A. Williamson called the
meeting to order. G. z. Wilcox, OF
Coyington, and j. j. Landrum, of Gala
lin, were the nominees for Congress.
The first and only ballot resulted Ill
the following: Landrum-Boone s, Camp
bell 70, Gallatin 5, Grant 13, Harrison
~, Kenton 10, Pendleton 49,; total 100.
WIlcox-Campbell 8, Kenton 20; total
70. Col. Landrum was declared the
nominee.
40 the Editor of the STAR:
The statement that Mr.. Frank. Edgar
declared it his intention to vote for
Hayes and Wheeler is not true. The re-
port is merely circulated to iniure him
with his Democratic friends. II will not
win.
The fact that the majority of the young
lawyers of the city are opposed TO
Frank. Edgar ought to induce every
man to vote for him.
AJAX.
HAMILTON.
The floral display at the Fair this year |
Is very line.
Miss MCGEE. Mrs. Kumler and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Mollineaux, OF Oxford, were in the |
city yesterday.
The Teachers Association meets Sat
nrday, the 14tb, in the High-school Build
Ing, First Ward.
CITY CoURT.-Manly Doneldson, dis
orderly, " and costs; VIM. Prather,
drunk, continued.
Mr.. r. G. Shinkle has been elected
Colonel Of the Tilden and Hendricks
Guards OF this city.
1t was estimated that not less than
iwenty thousand people were on the
Fair Ground yesterday.
Miss Mary McKinny, one of Second
'treets most charming young ladies, is
Tisiting relatives in New York city.
The Democratic meeting In the Fourth
W ard tonight will be addressed by ID.
J. Callen, John f. N elan and others.
The West Hamilton Brewery is to be
'fered at public sale Saturday at 1
rclock. 1t Is said tO be valuable piece
# property.
Misses Jennie Helwig, Lizzie Carson
md Mabel Thomas, of Middletown, were
n the city Yesterday in attendance on
he County Fair.
The firm of Margedant, Bentel & Co
ecelyed medal at the Centennial Ex
osition on their band and gig-saws and
'laning-machines.
The residence of Mr.. WiepIer, on
Y vashington avenue, was burglarizel
he other night. The thieves secured
evolVer and $12 in money. II
There was a good audience at the
'pera Hall last night to witness the
Drummer Boy of Shiloh" by the Light
Infantry. Tonight will be the last Der.
'rmance. 1t is home talent, and should
e encouraged.
LEXINGTON. KY. II
Captain John Wilgus, jr., ana Miss =
uda clark were married Tuesday eve.
ing.
The grocery of P. f. Mcclure was bur-
larized to the amount of one revolver
q Tuesday night.
The rumor that Willie Treacy, son of e
apt. B. j. Treacy, had died in Philadel. h
hia, is entirely without foundation. Is
An agent OF the Fall City Cracker b
forks, OF Louisville, took new plan to is
)llect debt from one OF his creditors |,
Richmond few days ago. 1t is said |
Y those who saw the fight that the Rich. o
ond man was as badly used up as was a
oss at the hands Of Tom Allen. le
Judge $. $. Goodloe yesterday took in 3