The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
COVINGTON.

,derer, into eternity. .... a.
Louisville has extended an invitation
to President Hayes to visit that city.
Can C0vington do the samef
I In the Police Court George Fulweiler
twas fined $25 and costs Tor carrying con-
'cealed weapons, q slung shot.
i Mrs. Jennie Johnston was qualified as
guardian OF h : infant son, Thomas j.
Johnst ton, In t.e County Court yester-
day.
: Joe Goss is the principal attraction at
the Jail. Hawes and Masten are en-
,pioye ed by giving free exhibitions Of
themselves.
! Mike Gum, whose funeral took place
yesterday, died from the effects Of a
wound he received in an encounter at
Louisville some two years ago.
John, alias "Camelback" Murphy had
the blade of knife inserted under his
left shoulder-blade yesterday by an irate
German. The wound is about an inch
deep and long.
OF the one hundred thousand brick
manufactured in this city, daily, Gin
0tnnati Uses over two-thirds OF them.
1on improvements. ..- .. .r.
A dancing club and string band were
organized in Lewisburg last night. The
members of the latter were strung all
over the Lexington Pike this morning
from the effects of u serenade. p,
The boom OF the Boston Mining &
Lumber Company at Boston Station
gave way Lust night, ana Licking River
is filed with floating logs this morning
The Superintendent is in the city max.
ing arrangements to have the logs
caught. :
i,,- A meeting was held last night at the
Courthouse 70 further the formation Of
q new military company. Judge j. L.
Phelps was,, elected permanent Chair
Fhe law regarding the formation of Mill
tia companies was read by the Chair.
A committee Of eight was appointed to
select the names OF five or more men
each to ill the quota necessary ior COM
pany Organization. The committee is
Giessrs. John Davidson, VIM. Leather B.,
Charles Voudifer, r. W. Gwedir, John
England, VIM. May berry, Joseph Collins,
anu Edward Nixon. Judge Phelps o.
hce was selected for the next meeting,
to-morrow night at o'clock. 49,
NEWPORT.
Inc heu Dleu tTtUob WILL spCHu uCAC
Monday at O ld-tellows Grove.
The fortuightly. meeting of the City
Council takes place this evening.
Mayor Berry and iamity will reach
home from the Big Bone Springs this
evening. -.. -
Miss Lizzie Sanders, of st. Louis, is
the guestoI her cousin Miss Laura San
ders of Ibis city.
The boys of The Tibbatts Band have
been obliged TO postpone their picnic on
account OF the Aeayy rain Of yesterday.
In the, City Court this morning VIM.
Elliot was fined $25 and costs for disor-
derry conduct, and Thomas Carlisle $2J
land COSTS for yagrancy.
The little thirteen-year-old daughter
tot w. W. H. Hearney died last night
from the Effects OF a quantity Of powder
exploding On The Fourth Of July. ...
Mile. Leona, who styles herself the
champion lady wire walker of the world,
will give an exhibition tbis evening on
a wire stretched from the Post-ofice to
the building opposite.
A new choral society has been organ
IL d, under the direetorship OF Mr.. Greg
Bon. The solo parts will be distributed
among Miss Title Best, sopranos; Miss
Rosa Pnillips, c0ntraltO, and Mir. M. l.
Shields, TENOR. The bass soloist has MOI
yet been selected.
Articles of incorr9tAtion Of the Drake
Button Iron Cotton Bale Tie q Bale
Check Company were left tor record at
the County Clerks flee yesterday. The
IhcorporatOrs are Messrs. S. N. Drake,
N. Rolf, j. A. Drake, Charles W. Row.
land and ID. W. Z. Gates, and the capital
stock is sou, 900.
Mr.. W. Ii. Lape, President, and Mr..
L. 5. Cumming, Secretary OF the Clay
Insurance Company, have just COM
pieted the 1Iting up of their office in
Smalley's Building, making it the hand
soonest in the city, and Will compare Ia
yorahy with any similar business apart
ment in Cincinnati.
Hon. Albert s. berry, Mayor of this
city, who is now u candidate for Repre-
sentative, will hand in his resignation
to the Ci,y Council this evening. This
step Is II necessary one, as the Mayor
can not run tor new honors until he has
vacated his present official position.
There will be- u lively time in Council
meeting this evening, and there are
many conjectures as to VINO WY fill til e
unexpired term of tue Mayor OF this
bug. ~ ~
HAMILTON.
A little son of Mr.. Swaftz, the baker,
is lying dangerously i'll.
The NJ. E. Church give social this
evening at the residence Of Mrs. Hoover,
First Ward.
The Board of County Commissioners
yesterday at their meeting reduced the
County debt So 600
=. William Miller, of Union Township.i 8
spoken OF as candidate for member
Board Of Public Works.
Miss Kate Howell lett this morning
for Cambridge City, Ind, TO visit her
friend, MRS. Katie Hunt, of that city.
The carrier Of the STAR at this point
is sick, and il there are any mistakes or
omissions in the delivery, it Is owing TO
his illness.
Mis-. Dr.Falconer, and her sister, Miss
SJphy Mckee, will spend to-day at Col
lege Hill, visiting friends. Miss Nc
h % returns to her home at Columbus
Saturday.
The funeral of Rev. Dutton took place
This morning, from his Late residence III
the Third Ward. The services were
conducted by Rev. T. S. CantwelI, at
the UniversalisJ Church.
The new race track on the Butler