The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-24
COVINGTOE.

has cayed in.
Fifty stray ducks at tie Centennial
House, on Pike street.
The Rattlers dance at Odd-fellows'
Hall tomorrow night.
Owing to the scarcity OF water the
paper mills in Woodford County has
suspended. =
Joe Simpson and Martha 4. Wyatt,
from Harrison County, were married by
Judge Phelps yesterday.
The members of City Council and city
officers will attend The excursion ON the
Southern Railroad Saturday.
Temperance meeting tonight at the
Colored Baptist Church on the corner Of
Thirteenth and Spring streets.
Buster Mahon and AL. Wheeler will
show what they know about The "curved
balW on the Star grounds Saturday.
A warrant was issued this morning by
esquire Francis against Newton Price
for a breach OF the peace ON Thomas
Harris.
Wood Wilson, the popular conductor
of the Kentucky Central, is attending
the COnductors' Convention in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF Mr.. IL. w. Schleutker and Miss Emma
Krusekamp. The wedding will take
place this evening at the German Re-
formed Church.
There will be citizens meeting this
afternoon at Arbeiter Hall to consider
Lhe prOpriety of Council passing an Or
dinance granting the Kentucky Central
Bai!road the right OF way OF running
their cars through the principal thor.
ouglfares OF the city.
The will of Henry Rolfes was admitted
toprobate this morning. He beqleaths
0is entire property to his wife, except
800 to the Mother Of God Church and $50
30 st. Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Rolfes,
widow OF deceased, was appointed au-
Lninistratrix OF his estate, and also
guardian of the two children.
POLICE CoURT.-Jas. Welsh, disorder
ly, continued; Henry Flege. breach Of
Tie peace, sou and recognized in the sum
81 $2o0 to Keep the peace one year; Thos.
HarrlS, same, continued; same, carry
ing concealed weapon, discharged; Ed.
Harris, malicious destruction of proper
ty and breach of the peace, evidence
hCard and case continued.
A meeting was held at the St. Mary's
school Hall last evening Gy the young
men of that congregation and organized
Ii.
with one hundred and four members.
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing six months: President
David O,Neal; Vice resident--Daniel
Aihgsly; Recording Secretary-August
Aloentrup; corresponding Secretary
Walter Murphy; Treasurer-Hugh Kel-
ly; Consultors--George j. Mcnamara,
Louis A. Moser, j. Feltman, John Burk,
Charles Maley, Jonn Mock; First Libra
rian-Con Cremler; Second Librarian
A. b. Beck; Third Librarian-J.
Comfy. The object OF the Society is for
the advancement OF religious aud liter
AIRY pursuits. The hall is to be sup
piled with gymnasium furniture anu
billiard tables, and u library is also to
be established.
NEWPORT.
Councilman Jacob hawthorne lett
last night for Arkansas.
A benefit concert VIII soon be given to
Prof. r, Waters at Odd-fellows' Hall.
A steam gauge on the steam car "Belle
OF Newport" burst last evening about 6
O'Clock.
A project is on foot to complete the
railroad to Four-mile, via Bellevue and
Dayton.
The next semi-monthly y social of the
Good Templars will take place at the
residence OF Miss Jennie Pollock on
Ann street.
Prof. Stack has been heard from. He
is on his way out to the far West. Tue
Professor would get warm reception
II he were to return to this city.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
dancing party at Odd.iellows' Hall ON
Monday evening, November 2.
MIR. Barney Rosenberg and wife will
celebrate their silver wedding This eve.
ming, at their residence on Washington
avenue.
Forry-eight cars loaded with stock,
prin cipaly from Mount Sterling, passed
over the Snort Line this morning, bound
Tor the Eastern market.
The res dence of Mrs. Rogenhaben, OIL
Saratoga street, was entered by thieves
last night, and several articles OF YaIua-
ble wearing apparel taken.
A hog valued at $40, the property OF
J0nn Mahef, was made mincG-meat oil
yesterday by train OF cars running
over it ON the Short Line Road.
The principal lawyers of the town
leave this evening tor Frankfort 10 at.
tend the session of Court OF Appeals
The hearing of the Campbell County
cases Will commence to-mOrrow.
Butcher Schneider, of the Highlands,
left his horse standing on MONMOUTH
street yesterday without being tied.
The animal took fright and ran of,
breaking The wagon to atoms and cou.
siderably damaging the horse. Schnel-
der says he Will make loose his morse
hereafter.
Articles of incorporation OF the Day.
ton, KY, City Hall Company, VIII a
capital STOCK Of $40 900, we fled in the
County Clerks Office this morning,
The incorporators are John q. Ramsey.
William ii. Hall, William Hasson, john
Trapp, Casper Haag and William Nj.
Donaldson.
DAYTON, KY.
Mrs. Howard, sister OF Mayor Gunnl-
son, left lor her home at Chicago yester-
day.
The water gauge on the dummy, Belle
of Newport, burst last evening, creating
big scare, but very little damage.
No'publlc notice has yet been given OIL
the special election tU be held a week
from to-day for Counc imam IN the Tuir /,
Ward. Perhaps 1t is going TO be u private
affair.