The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-20
THE DAILY STAR
WEDNESDAY .SEPTEmRER 40
COVINGTON,

The first two loads of iron for the new
Custom-house have arrived.
The Democratic Clubs of the city meet
this evening at Arbeiter Hall.
A sneak-thief the other day stole pair
of pantaloons from Schwertman's saloon
in PeasleDurg. He has not been cap
tured.
VIM. Hopkins, an old-time sinner. was
fined "a by Mayor Athey ON the charge
of drunkenness. William was gently
picked up by Officer Healy from one Of
our muddy cutters.
Charles Jarvis last night kicked his
servant girl, who was standing in the
doorway looking at a procession. He
was arrested and taken before Squire
Francis, who fined him 81 80.
In the County Court, yesterday, D. J.
Thomas was appointed administrator Of
the estate OF his son, Edwin M. Thomas,
who was killed on the Kentucky Gen.
tral Railroad few months ago.
Louis Untiet, box-maker, who lives
at No. LIP Locust street. was brought
home yesterday from Cincinnati, where
he had been badly mangled by a circular
saw. Dr.. Kearns dressed his wounds.
Julius l.. Bristow, Clerk of the County
Court, was married to Miss Kate Coombs,
of Williamstown, last night, at the First
Baptist Church, by the pastor, Rev. w.
II. Felix. The bridal party left for a
ten-days' tour through the East.
NEWPORT.
A company from the Second Regiment,
st oned at Mobile, arrived at the Bar
RAGS last night.
The funeral of Henry Schneider, who
diaI n dow
place yesterday evening.
Major Terrell, the Covington scribe
of the Commercial, was in town this
morning visiting friends.
Ed. O'Hara considers himself damaged
to the extent OF $1,000,000. He is going
to sue the Enquirer for that amount.
The Sixteenth Infantry Band and the
soldiers of the Sixteenth Regiment will
leave Newport on the 3d OF next month.
George Miller, who lives a little dis.
tance back of the city, had the thumb Of
his lett hand cut of in cutting ma
chine.
Rev. D. A. BeardsIey has been ap
pointed by the Kentucky Methodist.
Conference to take charge OF the Taylor
street NJ. e. Church.
MIR. NJ. d. Lynch, Esq, the popular
grocer, leaves Monday Tor the Centen-
nial. He will also visit Niagara Falls
and the principal Eastern cities.
II. Lucker, a young genius of this city,
has finished handsome little steam en-
gine OF one-half horsepower. The ma
chine is attracting universal attention.
The report that Ed. O'Hara, the
talented representative of the Second
Ward in Council, had attempted sui
eide last night, is base falsehood, and
the author Of it ought to be banished to
some barbarous country during the bal
ance of his natural life.
George Hoffman, timer, while at
work yesterday afternoon on the new
dwelling-house Of Mr. John Hundemer,
on Chestnut street, fell from the second
story through the rafters to the cellar.
He received but "a few slight bruises.
WEST CARROLLToN, o.
Mr.. Eyel, we understand, is about to
move to Hamilton and engage in the
saloon business.
Mr.. Frank. Richardson, from Miamis-
burg, graced the streets of our village
with his presence to-day.
Some of our citizens are trying to or
ganize "Brass Band" We hope they
will meet with success, for we are sorely
in need of some kind of amusements.
MIR. Farley is spoken of as the leader.
The Young Mems Reading Room AS
sociaJion is partly organized and is
gradually being furnished. Their rooms
being limited they can not at present
accommodate visitors. We hope their
work will meet with success.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Israelite new year, 5,637, was duly
observed here yesterday.
Col George Baber, of Dispatch fame, !
is the editor OF LousVille's new paper.
An actor of Coles Circus had his leg
broken by ladder falling on it, in this |
city Monday.
The Singer Sewing.machine Office was
robbed o $50 while the circus procession
was passing on Monday,
The City Council should pay some at
tention to the deplorable condition of
the streets and crossings in Yellman-
town.
Cardinal red is not only the rage
among the ladies here, but even Major |
Craddock, of the Paris True Kentucki- |
an, entered our town with the crimson
dangling from under his deep dyed Whis- |
kers.
HAMILTON.
Martha j. Brown was yesterday ap- |
pointed guardian of Charles J. Brown, a |
minor.
DR.. E. Grey, of Dayto addressed the |
Germans last night at the Bisdorf pole |
raising.
A petition was yesterday filed by |
Charles Bierely against the City of Ham, |
ihon, asking $1,000 damages.
The "Forest Festival" in preparation |
by the Presbyterian Sabbath-school, will |
come off in Beeket's Hall ON the 29th |
instant. |
The fine new store room, lately i'm.
proved by Louis Sohngen, on the corner |
of Main and First streets, First Ward, |
continues unoccupied.
The Knights of Pythias Will meet at
the Opera-haH on Friday afternoon at Q |
O'Clock, in full uniform, for drill and for |
fhe reception Of visitors.
Mrs. Alfred Thomas was yesterday
the recipient of handsome present |
from California, which came in the |
shape of box of mammoth peaches.
Hog cholera is prevailing to a consid-
cradle extent in some parts OF the coun- |