The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-23
THE DAILY STAR
BATCRDAY.... ..SEPTEMRER 23
COVINGTON.

Put-in-Bay, Philadelphia and Spring
field, Mass.
Thomas Haywood had the thumb Of
his right hand cut off by circular saw
In Strawbridge & McDonelPs planning.
mill, on Madison street, yesterday.
Democratic mass meeting this evening
ut the corner of Eighth and Blackwell
streets. Speak kers-Jimmy Fitzgerald,
Of Cincinnati, and Hon. j. g. Carlisle.
N. II. Rowland, of Cynthiana, yester-
day filed his voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy at the office of United States Clerk
Henry Bostwick. Liabilities $2,661, as
tets nothing.
Union NJ. e. Church, corner of Filth
and Greenup streets, will be reopened
tomorrow. Rev. DR.. Muller will preach,
and the occasion will be highly interest
Ing to the congregation.
MAYORS CoURT.-Thomas Alexander,
breach OF the peace, continued; David
Matthews, drunk, 81; A. Greer, bur-
glary, continued; Milton Mclaughlin
and Doc Mann, trespassing, each $5; G..
Miller, John Querly and Wesley Hot
meyer, same, each "a.
Suit was brought yesterday by thQs
Mutual Consumers Ice Company of Gin
Cinnati against the Mutual Ice Company
Df Covington for $4,000. A receiver was
asked for to take charge Of the CoVing-
Ion company's affairs, and Mr.. Charles
b. Morse was appointed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. HI. Bron-
son and Grace ID. Ransom; j. Ross Way.
man and Mamie A. Blair; George M
Dexter and Jennie E. Mcdaniel; Geo.
W. Hackstadt and Kittie McCue; f. G.
Sellers and Mary e. Stout; julius L.
al, n,,I hn
WEST COVINGTON, KY.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club meet
next Monday evening at Centennial
Hall. A full attendance is expected.
John Milllchamp, the contractor for
building the new school-house, says the
foundation will be finished next week,
when, it is understood, the cornerstone
will be laid with great ceremony.
The most exciting shooting match of
the season came off yesterday afternoon
ut the famous White Hall, between the
nrbane proprietor and distinguished
physician of COvington, resulting in
victory lor mine host of the hostelry, he
cutting the stems OF several clay pipes
Rt a distance OF twenty PAGES.
NEWPORT.
from severe indisposition.
Miss Hattie Chadwick and Miss Gus.
bic Foster are sojourning at the Gen.
tennlal.
The concert of the Sixteenth Infantry
Band will come off tonight at the Court
house square.
The Bellevue Guards, in uniform, made
quiLe display in the procession III this
city last night.
One of the ferryboats was carried
down below the Licking by the drift
wood last evening.
Frank. Edgar's prospects for receiv-
ing the nomination for City Attorney
are very flattering.
The agitation of the school-book mo-
nopoly has had depressing effect on
The sale OF books in this city.
Swilts iron and steel works are rum
ming in full blast. Large orders have
been received for iron and steel at the
works lately.
The first thing done by a Newport
citizen when he discovers an old boot
On the river bank Is to run aud inform
lhe Coroner of the fact.
The Water-works Conference, which
met in Covington yesterday, agreed on
a plan which we are assured will prove
acceptable to both parties.
The question agitating the citizens is
whether, if the city should buy tue new
Market-house, the city fathers would
make any money out oil the transaction
Rev. D. A. Beardsly will occupy the
pulpit at the Taylor-street M. e. Church
tomorrow. Rev. Ii. Il. Coleman, the
former pastor, has been transferred to
New Castle, Henry County, Indiana.
The Republican turnout last night
was one of the finest ever seen here.
The procession was attacked twice and
pelted with stones. Several shots were
fred and one colore0 man struck in the
eye. The meeting at the Courthouse
was very enthusiastic.
A soldier from the Barracks, who was
In the Bailey Barracks during the raid
last night, was canvassing the town for
pair Of shoes. lie says he lost his last
hight. Now, the police nave a pair,
which makes us reflect as to how we
Ihall put this and that together.
There will be an exciting single scull
boat race this evening, commencing at 5
o'clock. The start VIII be from the rail-
road bridge, thence to the dry docks and
return, distance of three miles. The
contestants are Henry Weber, of this
city, and John Tucker, of Cincinnati.
The police made raid on the Bailey
Barracks last night. The occupants
We're couple OF colored women and
number of soldiers from the Barracks.
The latter made their escape by jump.
ing out OF the second-story window. The
women, whose names are Maggie Clay
and Lizzie Taylor, were locked up in
Jail on charge of disorderly conduct.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The funeral of Mr. Michael Kenney, q
member of the l. N. Il. A., took place on
Thursday.
Miss Ella and Miss Sadie White, of
Richmond, were the attractions at the
Bt. Nicholas yesterday.
Coroner Elder held an inquest on the
body Of Jesse kobipett, yesterday, who
HAS murdered by Charles Upton, near
Brier Hill. Upton was arrested.
Rev. j. e. Gilbert, pastor Of Centenary
VI. L. Church, will deliver sermon to
The Jews tomorrow. subject: "Was
Jesus OF Nazareth the Messiah of Is
faelw
1t is now estimated that the loss from
The Georgetown fire will exceed $125, ,00O