The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-30
COVINGTON.

W lltaker ls tue Vhiy HA"n 'h"V ~
scared.
The new Baptist Church (colored) is
rapidly approaching completion.
TIE new timetable on the Kentucky
Central Railroad takes effect to-day.
POLICE CoURT.-G. S. Hop, drunk, "a;
DAVID curry, peddling without license,
80.
The workingmen ought to advertise
their meetings and not hold secret ses-
siOns.
Forty car loads of stock arrived at the
Cvyington SOCK yards i'll the past two
days.
The Internal Revenue collections
during the past week amounted 10
81, 279S6.
Colonel John Cochran has received
the appointment OF Deputy United
states narshsl.
John Wood, of Grant County, hied his
petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
1922; assets, $4,000.
General John W. Finnell is spoken OF
as Jhe successor of Winnie Holden, in
case he is removed.
Clem. Willen received severe kick
over his right eye, yesterday, IRON
horse in his fathers stable.
Miss Maggie Brown had her pocket
picked Of SIS while attending The funeral
VI Capt. john Fennesy last Friday.
The Workingmen's candidate against
Glenn is the strongest one nomlpaJea Uy
the convention yesterday, but h. stands
no show.
Miss Susie Ackman is visiting friends
and relatives i'll Pendleton touhty. Upon
her return she will be united in marri-
age to that estimaDie young man, Mr.
Al. Cree. rs
A little son of Barney Weist, who
resided Oh Pleasant street, was severely
sealded SATURDAY by barrel Of hot still
slop falling ca him from a wagon which
e he was following, near Wolftang u Dor-
seps distiiery.
The workingmen in their resolutions
say they deTL want to dabDle in politics,
but they Lake good care to hold secret
sessions anu not allow any man that ad-
vooates u Dtmocratic principles TO nave
anything TO say.
The largest basket meeting ever held
in this county was head yesterday near
Independence. About Two Thousand
people were present and most ujOya-
bic time spent MRS. GJssln, Of OllO,
addressed the meeting.
The Managers and Presid Mt OF the
Suspension Bridge are certainly LHe
HloSt uhaDcoaImvdatlng meu LII Lac
United sta.es. They run the asiu-
street ferry boat aL times w SUIT Lhem-
selves, ana pedestllans are often y In,
relied TO wax lhrGe o. tour mIlts N s!.-
count OF TIE Bridge company iaitin- 10
announce ak WnaL Lt-te ,tieJ VA! tuh LilG
ferry boat, and We king men ule olVen
uelay cd o.er an noul b! Inc stuvI"ly ot
sume OF the blitae LUmpany's M
plOyes.
The workingmeu met yesterday alter
noUn at Wellins's HAL and adoptcJ the
following resolutions:
''kesolved, InaL We are opposed to
the present system OF ELECTIONS, Ey
wnioh wol kingneu are in;lHiut eu ANA
compelled to vote contrary to their
wishes.
"Resolved, Tat we are in favor "i
voting by ballot, 50 that every CillZeu
cuu vote mis- sentiments without ,ea, or
lavor.
''kesoIyed, That we indorss the plaj-
form and principles Of the Wnrkiu.- =
mems party OF The Cnited States"
NEWPORT.
The creditors of Henry Schwermau
met oaluruay nignt, and agreeu 10 t,As
" OCbNo oh Jhc uollai as q SCibACHtuN "
GIelr claims against Dln
Mr. George Miller, catcher OF The
taHmpIons 4 10y a, oil opriHg h.Id, was on
VISA TO hls parGEts J estcrday, aud
was heartily received oy his many
friends VINO are giad 10 know of his sue
. cess a. balLp,aJ er.
A man named Joseph BOhrer fel
4own toe cellar steps at iona tiunue
mArA SALMON 4A Ii ~
ribs ahd otber~Ise irJuf.ng hImselt. Dr.,
DameroA Is attending 20 uis tnjA .H>:
lhe lire al Ii 80 o'ciock lo-tay was IN
airame cOttag. ou Rlngso.4 slrae', n,as
isabella, occupied oy a iRmdy nIAsi
DerrlcA. The IRE ought IN tne lool
Lrum spark, huL was lhig uis he'd be-
tore the arrival oi tue ens lues.
The TIbbatts Baud VII. give their frs
Open-ar concer. On tia new stand &, tct-
eu III The Court house yard tU.uISnt
Every one NuI Jaelr mutheI-, LAW
should be present, as the pt0gr anl,ne "
oerende1eA Is very ATTRACTIVE.
The alarm from Box y, shortly before
i O'CLOCK this afternoon, WIS Cau,eu NY
aflre breaking out IN house on Il berls
ytfuet, near hIpggOli, and oceuv.ad b,
alamliy named Klick. The hNmrs we're
suldueA with IeW buo~ets ot water
before ine ARRIVAL OF the angiurs. -
STRIKE AT sWIFT'S ROLLING MILL
The Coal snoVeieIs Al oNilts Ro. ing
Mill, numbering Lhuty-tiVe men, Went
on o strike this mOInlns lor an ADVANCE
Of 70 cents per day. Tue meu were get-
tlng vi 70 Gay. they m"ue no demun-
stration, but qutetiy left the
mills. Up to y o'clock the
proprietots failed to get men to take the
place OF the striker.
CITY CoURT.-John Nealons, drunk
ana dIsorusriy, $11 ana costs, iai ca :
Tim. ehannon. same, $40 ana costs, win
an addition OF $40 ior coutemp OF Court:
Henry Brann, burglary, held over to
Criminal Court III the sum OF $5OU; Sam,
Mcknight, stealing kes OF bee, con-
nnued TO August l. Hon. Squire Hof,
shooting within city limits, continued 70
August l; Pat. Lyons, too much bau
whisky, 81 and costs.
John Hildebrand, the particulars OF
whose arrest and conviction were given
In Fridays STAR, attempted to shuttle
of tNis mortal coil saturday night "
hanging. He twisted his sairt into u
rope and lied one end to the top of his
cell and made the other last about his
neck and tnsn jumped off his bed, but