The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
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inal Court was discharged yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accept
ed Masons meets Ill Louisville, October
10.
POLICE CoURT.-Geo. Grain, disorder
ly conduct, $S; MIS-. Lee, nuisance, dis
missed.
Col. James Booker and Rev. Mr.. Tuni-
son will inaugurate The Murphy move
ment at OYenton next week.
The entertainment given by the Ger
man Pioneer Society last night at Rud-
deS Garden, was SUCCESS in every
manner.
The store of Roger Clements, at
Union, Boone County, was burgarlzed
Tuesday night, and q quantity Of Yaiu.
able goods stolen.
Baron Calvin De Malmedy was admit
ted to bail yesterday in the sum OF $500
for his appearance before the next term
OF the Criminal Court.
B. f. Thompson, of Clark County,
brought suit yesterday against j. II.
Evans and others to recover $4,000
damages, alleged 20 have been sustained
by false imprisonment.
j. Held, Jr., City Marshal OF Hender-
son, KY, is " 500 snort in his accounts,
and his bonusmen have been sued tor
the amount. He should have been
"held" responsible himself.
Mr.. Con. Murphy has returned from
trip through the interior, and has con-
sented to take two parts in the dramatic
entertainment at Oud-ielLoWs' Hall ON
the 9th OF October, tor the benefit OF that
handsome and talented young actress,
Miss Ida Lawson,
The residence of Mr.. r. S. Andrews,
No. 437 Philadelphia street, Was en-
tered by burglars last night, and
trunk, containing $1,000 i'll money ana u
lot OF silver ware, broAen open and car
rled of. Entrance was effected by pry-
Ing OH d shutter in the rear part of the
resluence.
Depredatons in our good old Common
WealUl Still continue. William Price, a
resident of Hardin County, was riding
along the other day, when he was al
tackled by William Fox. Price dis
mounted and fired SIX shots, three OF
which struck Fox, Killing nIm instantly,
and another striking Mrs. Lyons on the
cheek bone, the snot coming out Of the
back part of her head, from me effects OF
when Sue recovered. Price Was ar
rested, tried and acquitted.
CITY COUNCIL.-President Stephens,
from the special committee which was
appoin ed to report upon the proposed
extension OF the Kentucky Central aud
the Cincinnati Southern Railroads to a
point near the OHIO River, reported in
favor OF granting the privilege, and pre-
sented ordinances to that effect. These
ordinances passed to their second read
lngs ana this order was dispensed with,
when the ordinances were referred back,
with Instructions TO have TWO hundred
and Fifty copies of the same printed.
Communications concerning the dis
placement Of Policeman Burke, and the
appointment OF Policeman Haines in his
stead, were referred to the Committee
OH Police and the CITY Attorney.
NEWPORT.
Miss Nettie Mittemiller has gone on a
Visit to friends at Chillicotne, ONO.
A monument of beautiful design is
about TO be erected over the tomb OF
Miss Fannie Jones.
MIR. Thomas Abbott and Elizabeth, his
wife, of Dayton, KY, celebrated their
golden wedding last night.
George Klein was arrested yesterday
oil charge of malicious destruction of
property. Squire q. p. Buchanan bound
hIm over to the Grand Jury In the sum
Of 500.
CITY COURT PICKINGs.-Harry Penn
mons, colOred, disOrderly conduct, $40
and costs; George Fish, of the same
hue, resisting officers, 50 and costs. both
Jailed; Joseph Sage, peddling without
license, COSTA; G. +. Cook, for bad
case OF disorderly conduct, $25 and
costs; Adam Weaver, breach of the
peace, and Kate Cody, disorderly con-
duct, continued.
An immense mass meeting of the
Workingmen was held last evening in
the Slxth Ward. 1t was one OF the larg-
est political gatherings that Newport
has mad for several years, there being
fully fifteen hundred persons present.
RouSing speeches both in English and
German were delivered, which were
heartily and continuously applauded.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-T The follow
ing are lie polls lor the election which
taxes place on the 9th ult., and the Off
GERS appointed for the same:
First Ward - School-house Judges,
NJ. A. Echols and Charles smith; Sheriff,
Joseph Concklln; Clerk, WIN. CHM.
Second Ward-Court-house - Judges,
William Sproat, ST., ana Joseph HUf
Sheriff, James Hastings; Clerk, Chas.
Third Ward-Adam Schweitzer's Sa-
loon-Judges, ID. Haser and Jonas Scar
ing; Sheriff, William Il. Weibe; CLERK,
Frank Edgar.
Fourth Ward-Corner Of Mayo and
Central avenue-Judges, Jacob Theis
and Waterhouse; Sheriff, James Swift;
Clerk, Andrew Wilson.
Filth Ward-Micneltelde Saloon
Judges, ). Spaetn and II, Benke; Sheriff,
b. Clark; Clerk, Frank Manning.
Sixth Ward-COrner IibbaLts and Co.
lumbia streets-Judges, j. +. McCrackeu
and Martin Dowd; Sheriff, VIM. Nealous;
CLERK, A. Kneiper.
To the Editor of the Star:
noLlCe from one Of the morning pa
pers that the Republican Executive
Committee has failed as yet to appoint
day tor the primary meetings. IL cer-
tally looks as II they were afraid to trust
the people. Both the Democrats and
Worklngmen nave made their nomina-
tlons. why can't Republican voters
have chance to select their nominees?
1t Is rumortd that outside parties are
manipulating the matter. Ii the Ex-
ecutive Committee are working for The
Republican cause they should not allow
outside quarrels, having no political
bearing whatever, to interfere with their
DrOoe ediup5. REpuRT IcAN