The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
THE DAILY STAR
COvINGTON.

Inc I9rTell-Mey0fB case CoHleS up tO'
day in the Burlington Criminal Court.
McAvoy's Hibernicon will be here on
the 9th ana 2Sth inst, at ST. Mary's
School Hall.
Colonel W. G. Robinson will be ex-
Rmined to-day III the Circuit Court in an
Inquest of lunacy.
The Knights of Pleasure will give a
grand complimentary party next Tues
Nay evening at Drexelius Hall.
The SANDER case of Louis Wirth
against Rudolph Berll was dismissed in
The Circuit Court at the deiendants'
POSTS.
The case OF Julia Mason and Travis
Jewett, an assault and battery case,
will be tried next Monday by Squire
Febbs.
A promenade concert will be given
turing the first week of October in Drex-
elius Hall, Tor the benefit of the Mother
Df God Church.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards of
this city will meet tomorrow night at
The Wigwam, 432 Madison street, to
Lake part in the Newport parade.
The Cincinnati Shooting Club had a
match yesterday on the Latonia Pike.
The medal was won by VIM. Caldwell
Dick McGraw, of this city, had con-
test with Boz. Sedan for the champion
diamond Centennial badge. McGraw is
possessor OF it, ana after hard struggle
kept IL, winning by one bird.
Miss Ella NJ. Stout, only daughter OF
y. I'll. Stout, ESQ.,. was married last eve-
ming, at the residence Of the BRIDES par
ents, No. 430 Russell street, TO Fred. G.
Sellers, salesman in the house of j. r.
Mills u Co., stationers, Cincinnati. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Heo. f. Bugbee, rector of Trinity p. e.
Ehurch.
NEwPoRT.
The Barracks Band returned from H.
lianapoiis this morning.
Mr.. Ed. Remme returned this morn
Ing from two-weeks' visit TO the Cen
tennial and other places Of attraction in
The East.
A freight train jumped the track at the
approach OF the Short-line Bridge this
morning, and delayed other trains about
half an hour.
Mayor Berry should detail special
policeman to keep order at the Garrison
Band Concert in the Courthouse Square
Tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Mary Neale, mother of Miss
Eeale, one of our best known teachers.
lied yesterday at her residence, No.
NL Madison street.
Mr.. Knights handsome building on
Saratoga street, near Taylor, is nearing
completion, and will be ready for occu.
pancy the latter part OF next week.
Rev. FL. W. Taylor has resigned the
pastoral charge OF the Columbia-street
Presby terian Church, of this city, of
which he has been pastor for over six
Fears.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club of the
Fourth Ward will have grand pow
wow tomorrow night at their pole. Hon.
]. Hermes, ThOs. l.. Jones and D theirs
Will address the meeting.
The concert announced to take place
1t the Courthouse square this evening
Is postponed till tomorrow evening on
account of the Hayes and Wheeler
meeting there this evening.
The want of a hotel is severely felt by
persons having business to attend to in
Ehis CITY, and yet there is no effort made
10 supply a necessity that is SO essential
TO the progress and prosperity OF our
Gity.
The citizens residing on Saratoga
street are beginning TO renew their COM
plants Of the bad condition Of the rail
road track and the high rate Of speed
with which freight trains are driven
over the road.
The most successful ball Of the season
was that given by the Evening Star
Dancing Association last wight at
Eclipse Hall. They danced all night,
Till broad daylight, and went home with
their sweets in the morning,
Scott Clayton, colored man, in 1872
was charged with robbing the till of %
toll-gate near Newcastle, and shooting
the wife OF the toll-gate keeper. He was
arrested but broke from Jail, He was
found yesterday in Cincinnati on George
street and taken to the Newport Jail.
A burglar yesterday entered the prem
Ises OF Mrs. Brutsche, corner of Mon
mouth and Jefferson streets, by opening
window in the second story. The la
ay's screams drove him off. The resi-
aence of Mrs. Wallace, on Walnut street,
was also visited, but nothing was Sc
cured by the thieves.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards will
meet at their headquarters at 7 O'Clock |
TO turn out and meet the COvington and
Cincinnati Guards. Tue following are |
The staff officers: d. r. Z. Dimmick, Col |
pnel; Harry Z. stiles, Lieutenant Col
pnel; Abel Davis, Major; W. A. Golfer,
Adjutant; VIII. L. Gould, Quartermas-
ter.
The society known as the Spotless |
Men held their first meeting last night, |
Every member present. The very i'm |
psrtAnt subject brought up was, "Who |
Is the Handsomest Man in Newport ?" |
The question was thoroughly discussed, |
every member taking an active part,
when it was unanimously decided that |
captain Will. Air was "the man."
Whewl Don't we wish we were the Cap? |
The Republican City Executive Com
nittee met at Major Boden's office, and |
agreed to hold q Convention at the |
Council Chamber, to nominate candi-
hates for the various city offices, ON the |
Syening of the 2Sth. Primary meetings |
will be held the night before at the fol-
lowing places: First Ward, -; Second |
Ward, Sanders, corner of Columbia and |
Bellevue streets; Third Ward, Henry
Eichers, Monmouth street, near Mayo;
Fourth Ward, #. Biehps, York street;
Fifth Ward, HuntzelmaRs, corner OF |
Monmouth and williamson; Sixth |
Ward, V. Schatfenbergers, corner OF /
York and Tibbatts streets.
HAMILTON.