The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
nOYINGTON.

hon. InOmaS IL. Jones Will meet 10
night at 535 Madison street.
MAYORS CoURT.-Pat. Higgins, drunk
81; john Luker, a lad OF thirteen years
is in Jail for safe keeping; John Murphy
Jr., drunk and disorderly, $13; John
Pelver, $13.
John A. Mclaughlin, of Grant Coun-
ty, who is charged with selling liquor
without license, surrendered himself
yesterday and gave bail in the sum o.
$500 for his appearance on March IA.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Geo. T. Huyle
and Sarah f. George, j. L. Culbertsor
and Mary NJ. A. Boyle, John j. Hopkins
and Annie E. McCabe, Thomas Cosmann
and Mary Jane Sleet, j. Ii. Masten and
Elizabeth McCafferty, Adolph RiyarG
and Mary Emma Chan.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The Superintendenps
report showed: Whole number enrolled
B,370; greatest attendance in one day,
e,741; least attendance, 1856; non-resi
dents, So; salaries, $3 1856 "A.
The Treasure's report showed bal.
Rnce on hand Of SIS, 1873 IA.
The following Board OF Examiners
was elected: Superintendent, DR.. Hall
Messrs. s. Mead and A. c. Ellis.
The Committee on Ways and Means
was ordered to collect the proportion
nue the Board from the sureties OF s. N.
Hawes, when they settle with the city.
Messrs. BostwIck and Lyle were ap.
pointed to examine the Old Valley
the same for the use Of the colored
schools.
The communication of a Committee
appointed by the Newport School Board
to endeavor to have the price of school.
books reduced, asking the concurrence
of the Coyington School Board, was re.
ierred to the Committee ON Textbooks.
Adjourned.
NEWPORT. d.
Rev. DR.. Henderson, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, is the
guest OF Rev. MIR. Beardsly, Of tnis city
Mr.. Felix McDermot states positively
that he is not candidate for the Office
Of City Jailer, the reports to The contra
ry Notwithstanding.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mittee met last night at Frank Nun
ning's Hall and nominated John
Schwartz for City Jailer.
Rev. Ii. A. N. Henderson, State Su-
perintendent of Public Ins sJruction, will
preach tomorrow, morning and eyen-
ing, at the Taylor-street Methodist
Church.
The following are the officers elected
last night by the Newport Provision
Mart Association: President, John Brit
ton; Treasurer, Frank Betz; Secretary,
Joan Klotzbach.
Capt. Il. &. Shinkle, President of the
Fourth Ward Tilden and Hendricks
Club, will fire one hundred and ninety
seven guns this evening in honor OF the
number OF Electoral votes that he thinks
Tilden and Hendricks are entitled to.
Dick Davis, the veteran wife-whipper,
was arrested again last nignt, and the
above Charge put opposite his name.
This morning he was brought before
Squire q. Buchanan and had his case
continued till Monday, and in default Of
500, was locked up.
Mr.. Dan. Cline, former well-known
young society man OF this city, but now
of California, returned to his native
town a short time since, in search oil
wife. And Miss Hoops, the accom-
plished daughter OF Mr. John Hoops, is
the young lady who will accompany
Daniel to that distant shore.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The election which takes place on
Monday is the all-absorbing topic of the
day. 1t is said there will be several new
candidates in the field on Monday. The
fact 10, they are so numerous we have
lost count OF them entirely.
Under the management OF Capt. James
EVerhart and others there Will be q
grand time at the Liberty Pole on Pros
pect avenue on Monday night, in honor
of the inauguration OF President Hayes.
The new flag belonging TO the Hayes and
Wheeler Club will be unfurled to the
breeze, and that OLD gun which has done
good service in the past will again make
The Kentucky hills reyerberate with it's
laundering peals TO let the grand old
Commonw ealth know that she still lives.
A number of the fair young daughters OF
Bellevue will be in attendance, and in
tersperse the proceedings with beautiful
song and music. Should the weather
prove favorable very pleasant time
may be looked for.
TO the qualified voters OF Bellevue, Kentucky:
GENTLEMEN-l respectfully decline
the nomination for Assessor, Tor reasons
/ need not name. Yours,
SAMUEL d. PEACOCK.
HAMILTON.
DIR. Major is reported as some better
by his physician.
Eta Hudson was yesterday granted
divorce from Sylvester Hudson.
Isaac Graham is announced as a can
didate for Council from the Fourth
Ward.
A decree of divorce was yesterday
granted in The case of George Woodward
against Sarah Woodward.
The total revenue collections madeiby
Major Joyce in Butler County during
the month OF February were $3S, 172 Us.
Edward Roll, the new tollgate-keeper
at LindenWald, has taken possession Of
the premises and entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties.
Rev. Chas. Barber, of the Episcopal
Church, will deliver discourse to-mol-
row morning on "Man's Responsible
ity." Service begins at IL O'Clock.
The members of Drill Corps No. 2,
Company g., are requested TO meet al
the armory this evening at O'clock.
Business Of importance to be attended
to.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
The local candidates, whose names
will come before the Township Con-
yention in March. are George Linneman,
for Township Trustee; Henry Parker,
Traasurer: E. II. Van Renssellear