The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-07
COVINGTON.


The general impression this morning
is that Foote is elected by small ma
iority, but the result is very doubtful.
The residence OF Hon. Charles Egiu-
ton, No. 80 W est Fourth street, was en-
tered by burglars last night and lady's
gold watch and about SIS in money
stolen.
The Waltz Quadrille Band, composed
Ofsome OF the Dest amatuer music clans in
the city, serenaded Miss Kate Hasemeir
and Councilman Ashbrook and numer-
Gus others last night.
The following new post-offices have
been established in Kentucky: Fisk
burg. Kenton County; Jacksonville,
Bourbon County; Grubbs, Bovne Coun-
ty; Richwood, Boone County; Toner,
Jessamlne County.
Mr.. William Griffith, of Louisville,
Fish Commissioner OF Kentucky, de-
Bires that anybody who has taken trout
and shad out OF the ONO River or its
tributaries to send him Information at
what place and what time, for statistical
purposes.
THE ELECTIoN.-The election yester-
day passed off exceedingly quiet, there
being not single disturbance or arrest.
The following is the vo1e:
State IreaSurer-J. W. Tate (Dem, y
1926; |. Ii. Trabue Ind. J, 8.
Safe Senator-C. ID. Foote (Dem.) J,
1867; H. 8. Goodenough WORK 1,27i;
John Wolf, l3.
Corouer-J. A. Averdick Dem. J, 1,616.
epresentauve--First District: d. A.
Glenn (Dem.) 6j6; j. z. Weaver
Work. , 57l.
Repres senlative-Second District: II.
d. Whitaker % m }, G33; j. Grunke-
meyer Work. ], 563.
Goodenough's majority in city, 20l;
Gksnn's majority, 95; Whitakers major
1ly, ".
Buena Vista - Tate, 81; Foote, Sc;
Goodenougb, II; Hamilton, j5; Nc.
CURE, 10. Majority for Fooge, A.; for
Hamilton, 40.
West Covington-Tate, 107; Trabue, 6;
Hamilton, Il; Grant, 0; MCGUIRE, 1872;
Foote, 81; Wolf, H. Goodenough, 122;
Averdick, "a; Scott, 40. Majority Tor
Hoodenougn, 81; majority for Mcclure,
Ill.
Ludlow-Tate, 45; Trabue, II; Foote,
81; Goodenough, A; Brooks. 2; Wolf, 2.
Hamilton, %; Mcclure, 53; Grant, 8.
Averdck, 81; Scott, 63. Majority for
Goodenough. 13; majority Tor Mcclure,
30; majority against Foote in Coyington,
West LoVlngton, Ludlow and Buena
Vista, 264; majority against Hamul lon
IN West LoyingLon, Luulow ahd Buena
Vista, 96.
Rusns Precinct-Foote, %; Wolf, 2.
independence at 2 Oclock-Focte and
Hamilton leading slightly; Yoting for
Wolf, FUOLe, Glaut and Hamilton.
ecoLps Precinct at noon, mostly tor
Foete. News along the railroaI. Iavor.
u Bile to oil. Small vote everywhere.
NEwPORT.
For the frat time in the history of
Newport, the coIored voters voted the
straight Democratic ticket.
The Tibbatts Band rendered some
seul-stirrlng strains at the concert ON
the new music stand last night.
Mrs. Julia Nagle, a much-est teemed
tady, died yesterday morning at the res
ldencs OF her SISTER, Mrs. Z. j. Crowley,
No. 2 Monmouth street.
A burglar tried to effect an entrance
10 the res ldence of DR.. Bennett, OH York
street, at Il late hour last night. The
doctor heard the racket, and picked up
= loaded revolver, but the thief got a
glimpse OF what was coming aud made
Uf, aud AS u parting salute the Doctor
emptied three OF the chambers, none OF
winch, however, took effect.
CITY CoURT.-Geo. Smith, exposing
his person, $40 and costs. Alter hear
ing the sentence he murmured, declaring
he was 80 drunk he did not know what
he was doing. On making this known.
The Judge added $5 to the former sent
Pnce, Tor drunke mess. q. W. Fenton,
aisorderly conduct, poslponed; James
Wallace and Charley Flynn, breach OF
She peace, dismissed with costs; Joe
Hof, shooting with intent to kill, post
poned Tor The fifth time.
HIS EIGHTY SIXTH BIRTHDAY.-Mr.
Isaac Marsh, Ior n!LJ -Seyeu years resi-.
lent OF Cam bell Z County, celebrated his
.igAty-sixth birthday yesterday at tAe
residence Of his sou-in-iaw, corner of
Mayo and Dayton streets. When Mr..
Marsh came to this county there was |
put II single brick house in Newport, and
hat was occupied by John Lindsey, ana
Mtuated on Front street near the Garrl-
son, where 1T still stands. MI Marsh |
IerVed TWO years III the war OF 1872, Tor
which he now draws q Pc nsion.
Joseph Hotf, the venerable father of
Squire Hotf, came to town this morning
Ribu some marketing. and on hearing OF
the result of the election, was so over
loved that he filled himself clean through |
With beer and whisky and then raised |
Sucn rumpus that his son and daughter |
we're Obliged 10 tie the old man down |
with a rope TO a fence. They left him |
shere and 10 about three hours afterwards |
George Berry, who was coming along |
,he pike, discovered the old man and sci |
,im ut liberty, when he went ON his way
murmuriug,
IHE ELECTIoN.-A quiet time in the |
city and hgnt vote polled. Here are |
the figures as lar as obtained:
SCale Ireasurer--Tste. D., 1,45O; Ira.
bue, r., Al
senator-Berry, D., 1866; Wright, R.,
L045.
Representatives-Mor D., 1860;
Hill, D., 1924; Young, D., 1877; Poe, l.,
-; Hasson, r., LILO; Barlow, H., $40.
The following IL the vote OF Alexan-
drla: Berry Dem.) 1S9; Wright Rep. ),
LAG; Norm Dem. J, l26; Hill Dem. J 226;
Barklow (kep. }, w; hasson Rep. 12z.
Atthe Hlshiands Berry got 13 ma Urlty
und Hill 49,
LEXINGTON. KY.
Gov. McCreary was in the city yester-
day.
The election passed off quietly yester.
day.