The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21
THE DAILY STAR
CoVINGToN.

Marshal Pat. Bolan has appointed
eight extra police for tonight, making
twenty three in all.
POLICE COURT.--Bridget Henderson,
Maggie Hampton, disorderly conduct,
each "a; Martin Husman, disorderly, So
The Executive Committee of the Til
den and Hendricks Clubs of this city re-
guest the members to meet promptly al
ArDelter Hall at O'clock Tonight.
The alarm of fire about O'Clock this
morning from Box Is was caused by the
burning OF l.. Besps brewery, on LeXing-
ton Pike. The roof of the rnalt.hOuse
was damaged to the extent OF about
$4,000.
w. Y. Sedan, Alex. Hart and M. Mo.
ses were arrested yesterday for being
connected with lottery. They were
held under bonds in the sum OF $500 each
to appear Tor examination next Thurs.
day. The charge is, 'lllegally drawing
a lottery"
The line of march of the Hayes and
Wheeler brigade tonight will be as fol-
lows: From Headquarters, on Madison
street, north to Second, east to Greenup,
south to Twelfth, west TO Madison, north
to Pike, west TO Main, north to Fifth,
east to Russell, north to Fourth, east to
Hreenup, north to Second, west to Mad
isoD, south TO Headquarters.
Messrs. W. Y. Sedan, Alex. Hart and
M. Moses, who manage the lottery in
this city, were again arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Charles W.
Temple and Deputy Constable Tom
Francis, on an affidavit sworn out by
Frank. Berry, charging them with ille-
gally drawing lottery. They were
brought before Squire A. j. Francis and
held in the sum OF $500 each TO appear
for examination next Thursday.
NEWBORN.
Hon. Thos. l.. Jones has returned from
the East.
Councilman Weingartner has returned
from the Centennial.
Mrs. Henry TimberIake left for the
Centennial this morning.
Colonel D. r. P. Dimmick has been
appointed Government Storekeeper,
The Newport Hayes and Wheeler
Guards will march to Covington this
evening to participate in the parade.
Mr.. John Feldman and Miss Louisa,
the beautiful daughter of III. I'll. Droste,
Esq, will be united in the holy bonds of
matrimony next Tuesday.
The city now has "Stadt Theater"
in Red MEMS Hall, for the presentation
of German performances. The opening
will lake place next Wednesday.
CITY CoURT,-Hutch. King, tor being
dead drunk, 80 and costs, but Hu Oh. in
vested all his wealth in tangle oot, so he
will have to work his fine out on the
stone pile.
Rev. VIM. McAfee, OF Ludlow, will &c.
Eupy the pulpit OF the M. r. Church at
the morning service tomorrow, and in
the evening at 7 O'Clock Rev. FL. D.
Rice will preach.
A lecture will be delivered ut the First
Baptist Church Tomorrow afternoon at
o clock, especially for young people.
The subject will be: youth; Its Beau
ty and Advantages"
Captain VIM. Air, County Clerk Ed.
Air, and Master Commissioner Gus,
Artsman, who have been doing the Gem
tennial the past eight days, are expected |
home this evening.
Either the lamplighters or the gas is |
ut fault down in the western part OF the |
eity. Residents there complain of not |
having the lamps lit more than two !
nights in the week.
Prof. Gibson, President of The Scien- |
titic Association, Will deliver the open. |
ing lecture OF the course to be delivered |
The coming winter. His subject will be |
iScience and Theology"
Hon. Thos. l.. Jones leaves to-day for |
the Ninth Congressional District, where
he will make speech every day for ten
days in favor oil Mr.. Boyd, the Demo-
cratic candidate lor Congress, for that
district.
Most of the cisterns throughout the
city are dried up, aud those who are not
fortunate enough to own MIGRANTS are
suffering for waller. This is especially
the case in the southern part of the city,
rs the water pipes are not laid farther
south than Williamson street.
The friends of Byron Green, the ssmod-
ern wonder" man, who was arrested on
Wednesday and fined $l05 for failing to
have county as we'll as city license,
have petitioned His ExceIlency, Gov
ernor McCreary, to have the fine re-
nitted, on account oil his ignorance of
;he law.
LEXINGTON. KY.
A little son OF Mr.. j. Welsh fell yes
'erday and broke his leg.
The attendance at the races Yesterday
was larger than at any day during the
week.
Professor L. Lovenhart seems to be |
he champion chess payer, while Joe
Troy carries off The laurels at dominoes. ;
Mr.. r. s. Straders Erie made the fast !
st time over the Lexington course !
Thursday ever made by four-year-old.
The aggregate of the sale of JERSEY
ed hogs by Mr.. NJ. Petit Thursday was I
1880. The greater part of this lot were /
'igs.
Salsbury's Troubadour English Comic
)pera Company gave an entertainment ! {
ere, last night aud will repeat 1T to- 9
light.
The wedding Of MIR. j. B. Coombs, son :
I Gen. Leslie Coombs, OF this city, and !
liss Sadia Swiggert, Of Midway, took
lace Wednesday. H.
HAMILTON. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McBeth have gone Q
0 the Centennial. b
Ia Haan, Samuel 3. Hunt spoke at the =
meeting last night.
pne Grand Jury is expected to make Z
nal report this afternoon or evening. v
Henry Riley, of st. Clair Township, v
onated a big load Of wood for the bon. a