The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04
CoVINGToN.

All Masonic bodies are requested u
eOngregate at Masonic Hall tomorrow
pVening.
Seventy new members were admitted
during the past week TO the st. john {
Orphan Society.
The case OF Chris Remke, charged
with disorderlv conduct was continued
In the Mayors Court.
The promenade concerts for the bene-
ht of the Mother of God CDurch com
mended last evening at DreXiius' Hall
Mary Phillips, who was accused oI
destroying her prematurely born child
was examined last evening before
Squire Francis and discharged.
Hon. George G. Perkins, Judge of the
Criminal Court; Frank. =. Helm, ESD,
Master Comm ssioner; Henry BostwicK,
ESD, United States Commissioner and
Clerk of the United States Court, and
ii. z. Whitaker, Esq, left this morning
Tor Kelly's Island.
NEWPORT.
Miss Ida Falls, of Monmouth street.
lett Tor Columbus, and from that place
will go to the East.
Frank. Covalt, the comedian, of this
city, will be married tomorrow to Miss
Susie Bradford, of Falmouth.
Mr.. William Dye wants it understood
that he is not u candidate lor Assessor
but for Street Commissioner.
Miss Josephine Driscol and Miss Sal.
lie O'Neil, OF Lexington, KY, who have
been visiting mere, lett this evening fol
their homes.
The following parties, formerly sub.
5ects Of the Emperor of Germany, were
naturalized during the week: Martin
Haller, Jacob GrOeschen, Val. Smith
and Ii enry Gilcher.
The case of Lieut.. Cottingham, charged
with using threatening language to
Lewis Thornton while the latter was a
prisoner, came up before Squire Henry
Buchanan, and was continued until this
evening.
! The saddlery shop of Mr.M aurice Stock
on Monmouth street, near Ringgold, was
burglarized the other night and robbed
OF 500 worth Of stock. This is taxing
up stock both ways.
! The concert at Odd-fellow's Hall, last
might, under the management of Messrs.
Waters and McNamara, attracted a
large and very select audience. Both
the vocal and instrumental parts were
admirably rendered, particularly the
b.
seemed a perfect master Of the instru.
ment. The next in favor was Miss Kate
Springer, of Cincinnati, who took the
audience by storm, and the shower oil
bouquets she received wouldahaye done
3usLlce to Nilsson.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL The fol
lowing delegates were appointed to the
Congressional Convention, which meets
tomorrow in Covington: James Thomas
Robert Townsend, l.. X. Hawthorne
Vim. Boden, John A. Williamson, HI. r
Styles, Theo. Fagin, B. W. Britton, X
fSine, w. A. C0tter, e. p. Buchanan
%. W. Root, D. z. II. Dimmiok, James G.
Wright, john Il. Anderson, j. X. Stone,
Thomas b. Youtsey, E. w. Hawkins,
Frank. Clark, }. W. Flora, Edw'd Reilly
II. Il. Baker, U. z. Degman, W. II. Has
son, Alonzo Ratclitf, Samuel Shaw, Chas
III. Homer, John Z. Youtsey, Thomas
tMcDermott, VIM. l.. Gould, Wesley Rat
cliff, Thomas Jones, j. NJ. Broomall, JAS
B. Chadwick
HAMILTON.
Stephen G. Meany addressed q large
meeting of the Democracy last night.
Theodore Marston was yesterday ap
pointed Administrator of the estate OF
Samuel II. Francis, deceased.
This evening the Emmet Dramatic
Company will play "Ireland as it Was"
and close with the farce Of Quiet Fam
iiy," at BecketPs Hail.
John G. Holbrock has on exhibition al
his grocery, on the corner OF Third anC
Ludlow, a pumpkin weighing one hun
dred and twelve pounds.
Hon. Mills Gardner (the Republican
(innUfAlAl
Moore are making a canvass of the
county in the interests Of the cause they
advocate.
A man named John D. Shartle was
yesterday arrested in Madison Town.
ship Ior breaking into several houses
When arrested lie declared his name was
Smith. He was lodged in the county
Jail.
Yesterday was opening-day for the
Butler County Fair, and If the weather
bis good to-day the crowd will begin to
arrive. The entries far exceed those
of any previous year, as we predicted
would be the case. The show of hogs
and horses can not be beaten. One old
tporker on exhibition weighs over nine
hundred pounds; aud the new halt-mile
lTace-track has had tendency to induce
owners of fine horse-f ash to make a dis.
play Of the same before a Butler County
Ir1blic. ....
dA LEXINGTON. KY.
A slight snow fell i'll Danville last
Friday.
The colored fair last week cleared
81, 900. Good.
Major P. p. Johnston is taking time by
the forelock by announcing himself a
candidate Cor Senatorial honors next
August. ..
Subscribers to the STAR are hereby
notified not to pay Willie O'Toole any
money for subscriptions, as he has nt
authority to collect and is not employed
40 deliver this paper. We will not be
responsible for money paid to him,
Bad weather is coming on and the peo.
pie Of YellmantoWn, with neither street
lamps nor sidewalks, are justly grumb
ling over the reluctance of Council will
regard to improvements in that precinct
One man informs us that those silver
tongued "apostles" make lofty promiset
Just before elections, but up to this time
tney have never fulfilled one.
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THE GOLD FIELDS.
General Crooks Visit to DeadWood-HoW tn