The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-11
irtiE DAILY STAR
CoVINGToN.

The NEE ing held by Inc young DemOc-
racy at U ld-lelIUws' Hall last night WAS
largely attended.
The wagon OF John Fennon, proprietor
OF tue Lockout House, broke down last
night, owing to a runaway.
Tue concert and bail given last even
ing at Meibeps Hall, for the benefit OF
Father prinkeimeier, was u success.
The suit OF II. j. Steinborn against
Theodore LeVermun, for $4,000 damages
Tor libel, was yesterday ordered dls-
missed by the plaintiff.
VIM. Caldwell won the first prize, q
golu medal, ut the shooting match
yesterday afternoon, near MingatG's
nursery, ON the Banklick Pike.
Mr.. Henry Wenzel, u prominent Ger
man citizen and proprietor OF The City
5 ButtlIng Works, died suddenly last eVen-
ing at half past o'clock, IN Hermance's
drug store.
Lee Crane, who shot Hageman, waived
an examination before Mayor ALney and
was bound over To the Criminal court
10 answer The charge of shooting with
intent 70 Xii.
VIM. Dickman, OF the Mutual Ice Com
pany, was accldently stuck III the hand
win an ice pick by fellow labOrer
mol dangerous.
The official returns of the election
chow thai Lowe received G24 votes ior
Sheriff, and MulAns, 1,7S4; Tor Coroner,
Noonan, 3, ,S27; Mackoy, b34, ana Plum
z kett, 277; lor Marshal, Bolan, 2,67S, ana
MOreiand, N4.
NEWPORT.
y DR.. o. Barker is able to be on his feet
Rgaln, after severe illness OF several
weeks duration.
We are panied to learn of the severe
illness of Mr.. John Crowley, who is
down with typhoid lever.
CITY CoURT.--C. N. Smith, peddling
without license, 81 and costs; Jos. ALL
nui, drunk and dlsorderly, $40 and costs.
The annual meeting of the Campbell
County Teachers Institute will take
place at Alexandria on the 29th of this
1nUnth.
The Republicans have issued call to
meet at the Courthouse Oh Saturday
evening, Tor the purpose Of organic ing a
Hayes and Wheeler Club.
MIR. Charles Helm and his bride, FORM
erly Miss Webster, have returned from
their wedding "Trip to the Centennial EX-
position aud The Eastern cities.
A furnace burst this morning in Swifps
Rolling mill about 10 O'Clock. The flames
set fire to the roof OF the building, but
Were put out by The application of "a hose
belonging To the premises. An empl0ye,
John Weldon, was burnt somewhat but
is not dangerously injured. The Fire
Department was not called to put out
The fire.
The residence of Mr.. George W. Went
worth, on Fairfield avenue, in Bellevue,
was burglarized during the night. 1t is
supposed That the thief had secreted
himself in the house during the day.
The burglar obtained $3.50 in cash, sill
Yer watch and u revolver, which were
taken icom Mr.. WentwortRs pantaloons
pocket. A sum of $4S which was in
WenGworth's vest was not taken.
. LEXINGTON. KY.
Mrs. Ii. Brown and family returned
from their trip w Dayton, OHIO.
Work on the iron bridge on the South
ern Railroad, west Of this city, is in
progress.
The psycho-phiiosophi DR.. Snedaker
has opened sanitary bathroom, ad-
joining his residence, on Main street.
Since the late canvass Aaron Wool
ley, Esq, IS known as the great "ChOc-
taw" orator, and Gen. Robinson as sit
ling Bull" such is tame, dear boys.
The game between the Lexingtons and
the 81. Louis Brown Stockings, Wednes-
day, was we'll attended. Tue score re-
suited in victory Tor the Browns by a
score oil 8 TO 7.
Michael j. Joseph, Esq, has mysteri-
ously disappeared. Rulnor says, how
ever, that MS pilgrimage from home was
accustomed by the consummatIon of a
matrimonial alliance existing between
himself and Miss ShemerOusky Paufin-
conosky, a young lady just over the
seas.
A mob Of colored men pitched into
another colored man, in Adamstown,
who mad voted the Democratic ticket,
and assaulted him in a most brutal man.
ner. The individuals, when brought
into court yesterday, could recollect
nothing or what they had done or what
had occurred, when persons several
squares of heard row enough to raise a
Graveyard.
HAMILTON.
The Ladies' Book CluU meets to-mor-
row afternoon.
John NJ. Long, Commissioner, has been
quite i'll for several days.
DuVhR6 Is nOmlD aJeQ ana tle ratl4ca-
sion meeting is sure TO come.
The city sale was yesterday removed
10 The Solicitors office in the new City
Building.
Quite number of cases of typhoid
fever are reported in the ives tern part
ri the First Ward.
The Liveoaks 20 to Camden tomorrow
TO play match game with the base. bail
CLUB Of that village.
Mrs. DR.. Corbin returned last night
from visit to her friends at Osborn
Station, near Dayton.
The delegates. and others in attend
ance at the Congre essional Convention at
L0yeland returned home yesterday
evening.
During the thunder storm Wednesday
lhe lightning struck tree near the TOLL
gate on the New London Pike. Two men
Branding under it were stunned.
The ladies of the Children's Home are
busy perfecting arrangements for their
approaching iete, which comes off next
Thursday afternoon and evening in the
Courthouse Park.
The telegraph operator at Jones Sta
tion was yesterday fired at by man
who had been put off the train at that