The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-02
CovINGToN.

ford Easton, aled last night, at his faith
er's residence, of consumption.
MAYORS COURT. = John MeShane,
drunk aud disofue rly, "a; Henry Carter
disorderly, and VIM. Tigart, drunk, dis
missed.
Mrs. M. Tingley died suddenly of
heart disease yesterday afternoon 1.-THE
residence OF ALr. w. Z. Mckee, No. 1854
Greenup street.
The annual meeting of the Kentucky
Teachers Association will be held IN
Bowling Green on the 7th, Sth and 9tn
OF this mouth.
The steamer Champion No. was en-
gagged ln pumping out tue water from
the barge "CaCawba," whicn sank in the
Licking, Tuesday.
Chas Kendell, The little boy who dis
appeared Monday from his home in this
city, WAS t0uAd in Cmcinnatk and re-
turned to his parents.
A grand complimentary party took
place Monday evening at the residence
OF Henry Deters. The young folks en-
joyed 1t very much, and departed late in
the morning.
The Hayes. and Wheeler Club had
meeting last evening at Odd-fellows'
Hall. M"jnr R1bert Richardson ad-
dressed the meeting. A meeting will be
held hereafter once week.
NEWPORT.
Four car loads OF stock came in on the
Louisville Snort-line.
Mr.. James Connolly has been rein
stated us policeman.
the rails on Saratoga street, near
Bellevue, are being repaired.
A Inv
Alexandef swift sunk in the Licking
yesterday.
The Republican City Executive Com
mlttee viii meeL at Major Boden 8 office
THIS evening ON Important business.
Woodside, tue fireman who was SO
severely hurt a few days ago, is SO tar
recovered as to he able to resume his
luJies.
Frank. Edgar, Esq, who has studied
IaW Tor the last five years in this city, is
candidate for City Attorney at the
next October election.
CITY CoURT-Harry Pennons, for
whipping Ills mother, was fued $50 and
sent out Tor twenty days. l.. b. john
ION, 'lor loating. around peoples pEem.
sss during Inc night, was fined $50 and
;0sLS.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The new hemp crop is being reaped.
Seven marriage LICENSES were issued
last month.
The Harrodsburg and Mt. Sterling
Fair began yesterday.
Col. w. 8. Noland, of Covington, is
registered at the st. Nicholas.
Democratic and Republican debate
and rally in lrisntown Tonight.
The Superintendent at Ashland has
the babilments, OF female wood thief,
which he retained when the woman in
all her nudeness escaped.
MIR. Lewis Straus, of the extensive
drm of Lewis a. Gus. Straus, started tor
the East yesterday. Daring his pill
grimage he will take in the Centennial.
The many friends of the venerable
ME-. Algier will be pained to learn that
he was on Monday evening taken with
paralysis, from which he will not likely
recover.
A barbecue for the benefit of the
Hungry What-is-it OF the Press, will
take place near Nicholasyille Saturday.
Everybody knows that he will be more
avallabie At Q barbecue than behind a
quill.
Mr.. D. s. Wade, the accommod ating
young Main-street shoe merchant. and
Miss ). w. Platt, daughter of the worthy
Vine-street grocery man; will BIZ united
IN matrlmony at the First Baptist
Church Thursday evening.
HAMILTON.
Samuel Shaffsr, of the First Ward. |
watchman at tie State Treasury,is home
visiting his family.
The total Internal Revenue collections
in Butler County during the month OF |
July was $33, 11S 60.
The Ladies' Christian League of the |
NJ. e. Church gave an entertainment in |
the chuf ch last evening.
Robert Snider yesterday took a party |
ofyoung folks on an excursion on his |
new boat, the Centennial.
A match game of baseball will be |
played between the Courthouse nine |
ana the Osceolas tomorrow afternoon,
The will of j. Whallen, deceased, was
yesterday admitted to probate. John
Wakefield WAS appointed executor.
A decree Of divorce was Yesterday
granted Ellen Cameron from Daniel
Cameron on the grounds OF extreme
cruelty.
The two-hOrse team belonging to Mas.
5ey, Iho Ieabner rehOVaCOf, yesterday
ran away near the New London bridge.
Massey and witeescaped injury, but the
horses were badly used up.
Adams, the champion walker, made
another tramp yesterday. He walked
seven miles In sixty-three minutes. A
purse Was made up for him. Tne streets
along the line of march were crowded
with lockers on.
A petition was presented to Council
by citizens OF the First Ward complain
ing that the slaugAter-houses of Steil-
waugh and j {. A. j. From were aruisance.
aHd asking that the same be abated.
The petition was referred to the Board
of Health. r.
Jimmy Cox, the irrepressible son of
his mother. mad bis preliminary trial
yesterday before Mayor Maginnis, and
was bound over in the sum of $500. It |
wild be remembered that ne was charged |
with having stolen watch from the
clothes OF young man who was bath.
lng in the Basin at the edge OF the city. /
Att BATAVIA, q,
A m0VeIent 10 On foot to erect a new /
courthouse and jail here.
Our Jail has at present but three in. |
mates, one Government prisoner, tor /
gobbipg the mails; one colored gent, for /
petit larceny; and one Brown County I