The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-03
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gone to indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest.
The Ninth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club has changed its headquarters to
Barney WebePs Hall.
The Covington Light Guards will leave
on the 18th inst for Latonia Springs tor
target shooting match.
MAYORS CoURT.-Aug. Cordesman,
carrying concealed weapons, dismissed;
Thos. O'Brien, disorderly, dismissed; !;
John Rockford, drunk and disorderly,
IS.
John Neman, who lives on Twelfth
street, was thrown of mule yesterday
opposite the StoneWall House, on the
Lexington Pike, and was severely in
lured.
Rev. Charles j. Havens has been ap-
pointed to the Main.street Methodist
Episcopal Church, in place OF V. W:
Darlington, transferred to Cincinnati
Conference.
Chas. Morgan was convicted yester-
day, in the Criminal Court of Kenton
County, at Independence, OF horse
stealing, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary Tor three years.
Tony Wenzel last Sunday wheeled
Bill Bogenschutz from Stoekheimer's
Garden TO Monkey Dicks on Twelfth
street, and return, as the result of
wager on the last Marshal election.
Mary Phillips, who lives on Russell
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
was arrested yesterday on warrant
sworn out by Mary Poinsett, charging
her with destroying her offspring by
throwing it into prlvy vault in order
to conceal its birth. Squire Francis
committed Mary Phillips to Jail in de-
iauIt OF 5000. The case will be exam
hmined this evening.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.-The Re-
publlcans met at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night to appoint delegates to the Con.
Eressional Convention.
The following are the delegates chosen
10 represent Kenton County in the Con-
vention: W. 5. Holden, Weden O'Neal,
VIM. Israel, Chas. Fechter, DIR. Temple,
ALI. Martin, III. f. Bowen, V. Shinkle,
Barney Niemeyer, Edward d. Bateman,
Rev. W. b. Blackburn, f. Adams, j. D.
Thutt, K. Hardy, j. u. Eaton, j. ID.
Hearne, Il. W. Schlentker, Geo. yelling,
Benj Wiltshire, Conrad Ackerman, W.
w. rrimble, Geo. NJ. NJ. Linn, w. II. Ii.
Bowen, VIM. Condell, VIM. Rich, John
). Mcleod, Geo. humphreys, T. W.
Hardman, Major Robert Richardson,
Thomas Mann, W. II. Fisk, DR.. Thel-
M. Piatt, John W. o Neil, b. +. Sand
lord, James Nixon, Charles Bently.
Atteruates were elected as follows:
L. Hand, q. z. Wilcox. Henry Bostwick,
5acob Kyle, Isaiah Richardson, Ed.
Booth, Jonn NJ. Kennedy, II. L. Spilman,
VIM. Blick, Thos. Edwards, j. L. Hacka-
thorn, Il. M. Thrasher, L. j. Starr, John
Hubert, }. c. Thomas, John E. Hamil-
lon, r. V. Goodloe, Amis Mardis, II.
wv ri NJ
Bryson, Enos Fisk, r. d. Cross, H. r.
Deglow, E. u. Elliott, j. d. Storey, John
Mullichamp, Fred. Van Steel, j. Ii.
Meyers, James Chamberlain, Lewis
Leicht, Jacob Deming, Conrad Keil,
VIM. Bob, James Martin, Edward Dun
ham, q. Layille.
The report of the committee adopted,
The meeting adjourned. Most of the
delegates are for Landrum.
NEWPORT.
No cases in Judge Geisler's Court.
The ball at Turner Hall last night was
big affair.
A vocal and Instrumental concert
will be given tonight at Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
A little boy was thrown from his cart
IN Washington avenue to-day, and had
ais arm badly hurt.
The Sbort-line Railroad is doing a
heavy business in bringing in logs from
the South.
The Court OF Claims was in session at
Alexandria yesterday. Col. Leo lib
patts was unanimously reelected School
commissioner OF Campbell County.
The Republican mass meeting will be
held in the Council Chamber at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon, to appoint delegates to
khe Congressional Convention, which
meets in OddIellows' Hall Thursday
Afternoon, .-Irt
An Indignation meeting will be held
1T the CQurt-house tomorrow night, i'll
which the action of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee in putting up A. L.
Root Tor City Attorney will be discussed.
MIR. Frank. Edgar will deliver an ad-
dress.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Treasurer's re-
port showed a balance on hand Of 49,
Dot 43.
The Superintendent's report showed
The number of pupils enrolled since the
beginning OF the year, 2,2T3 number
Withdrawn during the month, 80; re-
naming at the end of the month, 2, 240;
average daily attendance, 2, 15S.
The use OF the Seminary building on
Bellevue street was granted to the City
Council for a polling place next Satur-
day, providing the Council repairs all
Manage done to glass, &c.
The November interest on the school
bonds was ordered paid. Adjourned.
HAMILTON.
The entries 80 far at the fair far ex-
reed those of any previous year.
Tomorrow evening the Emmet Dra-
matte Club will give its first entertain
ment for the week at Becketts Hall.
The Common Pleas Court convened
pn the 16th INST. There are one hundred
aud six cases assigned for the five first
lays.
The Butler County Medical Society
will meet on Thursday, October Il.
POSTPONED from the 9th on account Of
bhe FAIR.
A resolution was passed by the City
Council to pay hall the expenses OF
sprinkling from Eleventh street 10 the
Fair Grounds.
The drummer Boy Of Shiloh" will be
produced Three nights this week at the