The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-05
COVINGTON.


NoPolice Court this morning.
Theo. HalIam mad things all nxed last
night.
William Herd is home from his visit to
Germany.
Mr.. q. Kleymeier flied his petition in
bankruptcy Yesterday.
A sausage thief was arrested this
morning by Officer Mike Bolan.
Que hundred signers to the Murphy
pledge in Falmouth last night.
The Democrats will make another at
tempt al Drexelius Hall Tonight.
The rink at the old Star Baseball
Grounds was filed with water yesLer-
DAY.
The announcement of O woman to
preach in Burlington caused the organ
to be packed OF.
The only important evidence against
Mr., Stone il his own confessions 10 los
tiiying witnesse es.
M. l.. Roberts is disgusted and has
withdrawn, likewise Billy May berry
and Tom Kennedy.
By the accidental discharge OF gun,
Thornton Gulnrle Was killeu at Chris
tianburg, KY, Monday.
made all assignment Yes erday, are $l4,-
657, and his assets $l0,7l9.
Alexander Orr ana Hattie Speed were
granted u marriage hceuse tnls morn
ing. May God speed them.
Y. Mays g Co.'s cooper-shop at Glove
port, X. was destroyed By hre MoA-
day. Loss VI, 900; insurance $500.
A young girl named Bridget Connolly
died OF eUnvulsiVns yesterday NJ the
home OF her parents, on Main street,
In the Ohancery Court Jane Kennedy
was granted divorce from James ken-
nedy, and Ida Campbell Was granted a
divorce from Charles Campbell.
Wait for the Giues and Molders Ball
for q good Time. Ii the Democratic Con-
yentioh meets in Oud-fellows' Hall to-
night the East Ends will he lett tor a
hail.
MIR, Charles johnson, Mrs. Brown OF
Gallipolis, o., Mr.. Joe johnson OF Mount
Sterling, anu the Misses Holmes Of Mid
lleboro, o., are The guests OF The family
Of Capt. James Johnson.
A fire broke out about 8 O'Clock last
night in one of the rear rooms in Az
better Hall, occupied by Mr.. Hermes and
family. The flames were extlnguished
Without much trouble. Mrs. Hermes
had her hands and face burned in en-
deavOring to save household articles.
Loss, $500.
The Democratic Convention, called for
the purpose OF nominating city officers,
met last night in the Criminal Court
Rom. There was considerable con-
fusion before a Chairman could b.
elected, but finally vote was taken and
Mr.. III Meckle II borg received 80 votes. The
following committee was announced:
First Ward, p. Brown; Second Ward,
W. W. McDannold; Third Ward, e, d.
casey; Fou tn Ward, j. l.. Sanford;
Fifth Ward, George Krnse; Sixth Ward,
John England; Seventh ard, q. Brock
man; Eighth Ward, W. M. Talon.
Nothing could he done 'in the meeting,
such was the disorder, and an adjourn
ment was made unit tonight.
NEWPORT.
Recruiting will shortly commence at
the Barracks.
The German Pioneer Society will meet
this evening in their nall.
MIR. J. K Rugg rejoices in the acces-
sion to his family Of u darling son.
Mr.. D. Trunnell and Johanna Seig-
man were granted a license 10 wed.
The Tyrolean Family will give a con-
cert at Bed Mems Hail tomorrow night.
MIR. Jacob Fox, butcher, yesterday
lost q valuable blooded mare, worth
$500.
rhos. G. Jones, Clerk of the Court OF
Appeals, is the guest OF Colonel r. W.
Nelson.
The Rosebud Dancing Club will give
a select party al Eclipse Hail on Mon
day night.
One Of Uncle Sans Paymasters has
arrived al the Barracks, to the great re-
lief OF the boys.
Prof. j. N. Stewart will deliver tenn
perance lecture at Tay lOr-street nj. E.
Church tomorrow night.
Philip Meisenheimer and George Bald
win were fined $40 and costs eacn in the
City Court this morning, for bad case
OF drunk and disorderly.
The Ben Jonson Dramatic Club Will give
the beautiful drama entitled CLONE"
with the ful strength OF the cast, al
odd-fellows' Hall, Friday night.
Mike Maloney, the man VINO was so
severely cut i'll saloon nlgut before
last, was resting easy this morning, with
lali prospects OF his speedy recovery.
Frank Z Eigar, Esq, was presented
WIN DauabOme gOIu-leaueQ cane last
night, he having proved to be the mos /
graceful and accomplished walIzsr al
the ball given Az Red Mems Hail.
An ordinance is being prepared to be |
submitted 70 Council AT the meeting ol |
that body tomorrow evening, lor tue |
purpose OF obtaining the right Uf way for |
the extension Of the street railroad from |
the railroad bridge to Madison ard YORK |
streets. |
At an election Of the Turngemeipde, |
held night before last, the following Off |
GERS were elected: First SprecAer, Geo. |
Men; Second Sprecher, j. Scuemann
Flrst Schrlttwart, f. WEBSTER; Second |
Scnriitwart, Ii. Miller; Treasurer, 9. |
Best; First Turnwart, ii. Heine; Second |
TufnWart, Jacob Brandt.
LEXINGTON. KY.
New corn is selling at 81 90 per barrel |
In Nich0lasVille. |
Miss Minnie Miller, of this city, is |
visiting Miss Nellie Davis, of Paris.
Miss Mollie Matheny, of Harrods burg,
Ky, Is Wishing MIR. and Mrs. r. W. |
Hooker. of tlia nj |