The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-18
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w. Huber and NJ. .DeschleR left fo
Louisville as delegates from the Bee
thoVen Lodge.
Mitchell g. Tranter's Rolling Mills ha,
to be stopped on account of the breaking
OF one Of their large engines.
Mr.. John Osterhold will soon be unite,
in the bonds of wedlock to Miss Lizzie
Gerwe, at St. Joseph's Church.
Anderson Gibson was ordained to thu
ministry by Rev. VIM. Blackburn, in tht
hobbins-street (colored) Baptist Church
VIM. Brown, thirteen years old. had
his jaw broken by being struck with 3
beam of a "Flying Dutchman,D near
Twelfth and Hoffman streets, SATURDAY.
Joseph Bornhorn, an employe at Lum.
dick y Molenkamp's NJ furniture factory,
corner of Lynn and Greenup streets,
had the misfortune to TALL out of the
seoond-story window a few days ago,
bruising his face severely. He will moi
be able to work for some days.
Another meeting was held Saturday
night OF those interested in establishing Z
trotting park and fair grounds in South
Covlngton. Messrs. Charles Kearns,
Thomas II. Kennedy, W. W. TrimbIe, V,
Shinkle, James B. Casey, A. r. Mullins
were appointed committee to obtain
written propositions from the owners OF
the land embraced in the tract.
MAYORS CoURT.-Mary Gibbons and
Emma Taylor, breach of the peace, $53
each; Andrew Meeks, drunk and disor-
derly, So; VIM. Rankin, same, SO, sus-
pended; John Sherdon, disorderIy, 50; /;
Peter Flanagan, drunk and disorderly, |,
$l3; Pat. Higgins, drunk, 81; Pat. Moran,
same, "a; Sam. Barton, shooting, breach
OF peace, and carrying concealed weap-
ons, SOB; Geo. Britton, breach of peace,
dismissed; Jack Arnold, disOrderly and
destruction of property, $13; Erastus
Winters, concealed weapons, $14; Mary
Alexander and Halla May, disorderly,
$13 each, to be fed on bread and water.
The Republicans Of Newport and this
city met Saturday night at Major Ben.
Piatps office. The purpose OF the meet
lngwas to appoint committee when
should call convention to select a Re-
publican candidate for Congress. Es-
quife Y. Z. Buchanan, of Newport, was
elected Chairman and Mr.. Il. L. Spilman,
of-Oovingten, Secretary. The following
committee was then appointed: Boone
County, s. q. Bolts; Campbell County,
L. II. Hawthorne, D. r.. z. Domick, WIN.
Holt and j. X. Stone; Kenton County, V.
Shiuiile, Thomas w. Hardeman, j. j.
Temple and IL. f. Bowen; Carroll
County, j. 7. Lewis; Grant County, j.
w. Mount; Harrison County, VIM. 4.
Burns; GaIlatin County, j. j. Landrum;
Pendleton County, I.W. Robbins; Trim
bic County, John ingalls,.
NEWBORN.
Chancery Court convened this MORN
ing.
The pay car Of the Short-line Railroad
arrived here Saturday evening, much to
The delight of all concerned.
Adam Gahp was arrested Sunday on O
charge OF being disorderly. His case in
the City Court was continued.
Ex-Sheriff John Schwartz arrived here
Saturday night, His election to the Office
ja1Ler is loregone conclusion.
Esquire j. T. Maphet Will appear be.
fore the Republican Convention as a
candidate Tor Street Commissioner.
From reliable informatian it would
seem that the reduction OF wages on the
5hort-line Railroad, a few days ago, was
by an increase Of several hours |
work daily.
Henry Schneider died suddenly yes |
'erday morning at his fathers residence |
On Monmouth street, near Ringgold. An |
of death from heart disease.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Methodist Conference closed at |
Nicholas vile to-day.
Messrs. McMichael and HounsIey |
lave gone to the Centennial.
Pat. Pray wants 1t understood that he
las the biggest mule on record.
Captain B. J. Treacy has gone East
With a number of biooded horses.
liza Straus, Esq, the genial book
Keeper for Louis and Gus Straus, has
eturned from his visit to humber of
Eastern cities and the Centennial.
The race season just closed was one of
he most successful known to the Asso-
iatlon. For the knowing ones, howev-
r, we can not say as much, as the fa-
-orltes were most generally beaten.
LUDLOW. KY.
Will. Laws, the obliging young mer-
hant OF the West End, has one of the
andsemest places of business and the
est patronized in the CITY.
Itpains us to announce the death OF
Vm. Brentnell, an old and respected
itizen of this city for the last twenty h
light years, and native of Nottingham,
England.
Rev. VIM. Macafee, the eloquent young
astor oil Wesley Chapel NJ. e. Church,
one OF the most feeling SER
ions it has ever been our duty to record
n last evening az w esley Chapel. Sub
scti "The Unrest OF Sinnefs.h
Captain p. Fullen, the urbane fore
ian of the famous Straub Mill COMPANY. |
orner John and Front streets, Cin-
lnnati, was here on visit yesterday y
fternooa, taking a look at our recent
andsome Ash-street improvements.
he Captain went home perfectly satis- !
ed that we are becoming quite a 60 !
head sort of people.
CALIFORNIA, o. III
DIR. Gaines is quite busy now conquer.
lg malarial diseases. He generally
)nquers.
Most Of the saloons were closed yes =
'rday. 1t was remarked by some that /
le day was unusually quiet. II
Miss Mary Danky, OF Cincinnati, ID a
opping in our village a few days on 4 n
sit. She attended The NJ. II. Sabbath
'heol yesterday. Ia
A political meeting will be held at the n
wv Town II al next Thursday evening. i
on. John johnson and Judge Mall0n q
e the speakers. Y