The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-17
THE DAILY STAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
COVINGTON.

1ne Oally IlckeC maue us ufSC ap
pearance yesterday.
DIR. j. O. Beyland was elected School
Commissioner of Kenton County yester-
day.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club meets tonight at their headquar.
ters.
Beethoven Lodge X. of p. will give a
grand ball next Monday in Drexelius'
Hall.
The Tilden Clubs of Covington held a
general meeting at Arbeiter Hall last
night.
MAYORS CoURT.-Thomas Foley and
j. A. Hersman, both breach Of the peace,
dismissed.
j. II. Stevens has purchased the fish
stand at 623 Madison street, lately occu-
pied by Moser & Healy.
A sneak-thief last night about O. o'clock
stole pair of boots from the store of
John Ballinger. Nos arrest.
The promenade concert given by st..
Augustin's Church, at Drexelius Hall
last night, was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Mullins celebrated
their tin wedding last night at their res
idence, No. 10 East Ninth street.
The Brilliant Dancing Club of Coving-
ton organized last night with the fol-
lowing officers: President, e. Klein;
Secretary, Thomas Dixon; Treasurer,
VIM. Reed.
Rev. Knowles Shaw, the singing evan
gelist from Chicago, preached last night
to crowded house at the First Chris
tian Church, on Fifth street. The sub
ject was "Resisting the Spirit"
NEWPORT.
Mary Mulyey, drunk and disorderly,
$15 and costs.
The Fourth Ward Tilden and Hen
bricks Club meet at their hall tonight.
Mr.. W. A. Delaney returned this MORN
ing from Falmouth, where he had been
visiting his parents.
The celebrated case OF speck against
Stricken was resumed this morning be-
lore Squire Hof, and was still in prog
ress at 10 O'Clock.
A boy named Joseph Fectheimer, yes
terday afternoon, fell down at the cor
ner OF Williamson ana Central avenue
and broke leg. DR.. Davis attended
the injuries.
Prof. ellison has been called to inyesti-
gate that beast that is roaming about in
the waters of the fountain, but has not
given his decision as to the kind of
reptile it is.
Mr.. David Page, a highly respected
citizen OF this city, died Monday at 1:l5
o'clock at his residence ON Southgate
street near Cabot street. He was sixty
one years of age.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Joseph Roeller
and Elizabeth Schuester, Thomas Me-
Donald and Sarah Hedges, Gus. Loos
and Maggie Scott, George Hanes and
Margaret Strames, Abraham Wise and
Esther Wise.
Mr.. John Rust, who resides on the
Alexandria Pike, two miles outside the
city, brought to town this morning
eleven barrels of aples which he picked
from one tree. This beats the Enquirer
man by a large majority.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards OF this
city, accompanied by the Coyington,
Bellevue and the First, Fourth and Fifth
Wards from Cincinnati, will 60 10 Day
ton, KY, Wednesday night to attend
grand rally at that place.
A number Of our citizens visited the
fountain in the Courthouse yard this
morning to see the young alligator. Sew
eral OF them expressed their doubts in |
regard to its claim to that family Of rep
tiles, and one Individual declared it was |
u young fnlnOcef0S.
CITY COURT.-Frank. Sellman and |
Harry Mckeown, the two lads who were |
found with sack tull of headless chick |
ems, were each tined $50 and costs, but |
not having the wealth to pay the fine |
they were put on the stone pile to work |
it out at 30 cents a day.
The command at the Garrison at pres
ent consists OF the following: First
Samuel McKeever; Second
U. Il. Earle, and twenty-five
privates. Fifteen recruits are expected
Ia u short time, and ten veterans from
the post at Lebanon, Ky.
The Covington Convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, OF the State of
Kentucky, including the parishes of
Covington, Newport, Maysville, Paris
and Cynthiana, convened this morning
at II O'clock, in st. Paups Z. e. Church.
Phe opening services of prayer were
followed by sermon by Rev. NJ. M.
Benton, the Dean OF the convocation.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Thirty-fve baptlsms at the Baptist
Ohurch Sunday.
A free jamboree- .burgoo was
tho attraction at the race-track Sunday.
Senator James B. Beck returned in
lime last week to partake of the Sunday
Durgoo.
A stable belonging to Robert ohnson
was destroyed by fire Saturday morn
ng. Too much political liberty.
A terrible coal-oil accident occurred
n Woodford County on Sunday at the
'esidence OF Mrs. Gilbert. A lamp ex-
)loded in her hand, causing instant
leath, and horribly burned Mr.. and ;
Mrs. Gains, who attempted to rescue her }
rom the flames, which had entirely en-
Teloped her.
The enthusiasm over the result of the ,
Indiana election was immense beyond | ,
on Friday night. So great
vas the glory that the Courthouse was
et on fire by the bonfire crowd, and the
windows of the Press Office were de-
into a mass by the cannonad-
ng. The editor barely escaped with his
ife, while bis hat and coat were left N,
'ehind IN his flight. He appeals to the :
,ity Fathers for damages. Why didn't
e pass around hat? The city is not
esponsible Tor what the Tilden and Ic
hendricks Club does. III
WEST COvINGToN, Ky. H.
Willie Callahan was honorahlv az Ee