The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-28
MONDAY
COVINGTON.

Fair.
MIR. Lou. Bracker having resigned, Mr..
Amos Shinkle has been elected by the
Board OF Directors OF the Newport q
Covington Bridge Company to I'LL his
place as Director.
Monroe Smith, cOlored man who
broke jail at Paris, KY, a few days ago,
was rearrested by officer Tom Senour
at the Kentucky Ceutral Depot, Satur-
day, and sent back in custody OF the
Bourbon County Jailer.
An alarm Of fire was sounded about 10
A. NJ. from box 81, corner of Filtt and
Craig streets. The fire was in a stable
ON Main street, back of Klosterman's,
and put out soon after the arrival OF the
Fire Department. Loss $lOO.
MAYORS CoURT.-Phil. Rodgers, dis
orderly, dismissed; Pat. Donohue, aud
John McShane, drunk and disorderly,
So: John Alexander, disorderly, under
bond; JAG. Birkle, same, 70; Henry john
son, same, IS; jac. johnson, drunk and
disorderly, "a.
Mr.. r. q. Stewart, OF this city, re-
ceiYed from Washington paper show
ing the bids lor The WroughL-iron and
oast-iron work on the new United States
Courthouse and Post-otfice. The lowest
$9,344 Az was offered by Asa snyder a.
w., VI hlSuulOHuS v ds
Sheriff Davis, of Owen County, ar
rived Saturday night with Squire Ham
mond and II. Ii. Shuck, two alleged
murderers. The two men were under a
guard of ten men, armed with shot. guns
and revolVers, and were lodged in the
Coyington Jail for safe keeping.
NEWPORT.
A new street railroad to Evergreen
Gem jtery is'spoken of.
The teachers of Campbell County will
meet at Alexandria tomorrow.
MIR. Malcolm McIver and family left
yesterday for the Centennial EXposi-
tion.
Sam. Tilghman is a candidate for
sMarketmaster, at the next October elec-
ZION.
Joseph Riggs, the "Voodoo" doctor,
was fined $40 and costs Tor being dis
orderly.
The prospectus of the Newport Local, q,
Geo. Al. DitLoe, editor, is out. The
paper is to be tri-weekly.
A little daughter Of John Cloherty,
proprietor OF the Henry Clay House
was severely injured by a tall last Sat,
urday.
The concert performance of the Six
teenth Infantry Band drew large num-
Der OF carriages to the Barracks ground,
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Schulz is having his church,
corner of Columbia and Mayo streets,
beautifully painted and renovated, and
new stairway leading TO the gallery on
either side is being built.
The Van Voast Guards have appointed
the following Recruiting Committee
VIM. Flanagan, Caspar Sunderman, and
Steve Solar. The company how has fifty
members. Tney Will meet next Frtday
AZ their headquarters, in Eclipse Hall.
The Zeglings' Verein, OF the Turner'S,
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Ii. Scharrsteln; Vice President,
X. Ziegler; First w arden, VIM. Weig-
ler; Second Warden, q. Theiters: Sec
retary, Frank. hermann; Treasurer, Ii.
Goessier; Ensign, q. Gordon.
Mr.. John A. Coyle, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Kate Quigley, of tnis city, were
ioIned in the holy bonds OF maCrimony
at II O'Clock this morning by Rev. f.
Moore at the hurch Of the Immaculate
. Conception. The surroundings were
beautifully decked with flowers and
eYergreens, presenting handsome ap'
PearaAce'
The Public Schools reopen Monday
morning ne, ,yt, September 4.
At meeting o. the County Commits
sioners held Saturday ollls 10 the amouh'
of $z22 2S were passed.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will hold social Tnursday
evening next, in the lecture-room.
Much complaint is made by residents
in the vicinity of the Klar Geological
Garden on Third street. At times the
perfume y is said TO be unbearable.
The Sunday News, new venture and
a bright little paper, made its first ap
pearance yesterday. 1t is published by
the Democrat Printing Company, and is
devoted to general news.
A meeting of the Butler County Bar
was neld Saturday to take appropriate
action ana to pay proper tribute to the
memory of the late j. I'll. Smith, who
dieu Friday evening at his home in Ok:
ford. Mr.. Smith was the oldest member
oil the Bar in the county, and was warm.
Iy esteemed.
Yesterday, Rev. T. j. Harris, for the
past three years pastor oil the Methodist
Episcopal Churcn in this city, preached
his farewell sermon to large cougrega
tion. The good wishes Of host o
friends, both III and out OF the Church
Will follow Mr.. Harris aud his charming
wife in their new field OF labor be where
itmay.
EATON, o.
Over one hundred of the Sunday =
school scholars OF this place joined those
lof CollinsVille, SummervIlle and Cam
den, Ono, and II acnmond, Indiana, in d
grand ''basket picnic" at Florence Sta
ltion, this county. fhe occasion was a
success. and the little ones are in costa.
tsies over tneir days 'trolic." .'
The host Of friends here of Mrs. r. w
.Richey, daughter of our esteemed fel
Iow-citlzen, 5. Ii. Hubble, Esq, are per-
tectly delighted over the reception ten.
dered her az the City Hall few even.
ings since, the occasion being two con-
eerts given for the benefit OF the 'littlG
rchurcD around the corner" and of which
tue eloquent 4. u. Sullivan is pastor.
AS an amateur soprano, she has but few
equals. she is also splendid reader,
and could, were she disposed to do so,
step from the parlor to the stage with
every assurance of success. She is we'll
known and highly appreciated and es-
lfrfh hnct t1,ItO innI tal pt