The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
COVINGTON.


Billy Bethel is home from Baltimore.
John Burke leaves for st. Louis FRI
day.
The Knights Of Pythias parade this
afternoon.
A neavy white frost fell in Pendleton
County last night.
Workingmen's social entertainment at
Rudde's Garden tonight.
Forty eight candidates for County
Judge in Fleming County.
Mr.. Hugh Kelly has associated him.
sell with the firm Of Bethel Bros.
Three weddings In town tonight; and
still they say these are hard times.
The jury in the Cline case exonerated
the Z ,llroad Com any from all blame.
Thirty five Car loads of stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central r. r. this
morning.
The Terrell case was redocketed yes =
terday at Burlin gton, and continued un-
til the Spring Term.
Fifteen years ago Wednesday, the
Confederate troops under General Scott,
occupied the city oil Frankfort.
Mr.. e. A. Burt, who disappeared some
time since, has been heard from. He Is
located in a small town in Michigan.
MIR. Hiram Martin has invented a
patent to replace street cars tnat get of
The track, without stopping the tram.
Mr.. Thomas Brady and Miss Bridget
Vail will be united in marriage this
evening AT o'clock at the Cathedral.
POLICE COURT. II HI. Bredemeyer,
drunk, "a; PaL. Q ,rey, disor derly, IA;
Charles stay, same, 70; William Gorden,
same, $l3.
The principal attraction at the Ger
mantown Fair was a lady that mad IA
beard fully ten incnes long and fine as
silk. She is a resitent OF BroOKYille,
Kentucky. Her sex Was doubted by
many until it was proven by knowing
ones.
NEWPORT.
Prof. sanderson spoke last night be-
fore the Scientific Association.
Officer Connolly, who was laid up
with u spraIned ankeI, was able to be
about this morning.
Mr.. Komper, the artist, is decorating
The new music stand with the American,
Irish aud German colors.
Young D.lliug, charged with petty pil.
lerlng, was let off In Judge Geislel's
Court this morning with reprlmaud.
Lula 9. Mead, an estimabIe young
lazy and niece OF Captain K. Bowers,
uied this morning at her residence on
Ann street.
Burglars, night before last, Attempted
10 enter The residence uf Mr.. John Sue
low, on Central avenue, between Todd
and Madison streets.
Prof. Roslin Will give an art entertain.
ment Of dissolvlng views with u power
Iul calcium llght at Grace Nj. Il. Cnurch
This evening AZ 6o'clOck.
The following prisoners lett last night
Tor the Penlenliary: Allen Gursuorr,
one year; VIM. Elliott, eighteen months
Ellen AlcLauShlIn, one year.
Under the superintendence OF Mr..
George Hornung, improvements will BIZ
comp.eteu III the course OF week that
Will add thirty per cent. to the pumping
capacity OF the City Water-works.
Thieves paid visit to Mrs. Reisch,
who keeps saloon at the corner OF
Goodman and Lowell streets, Sunday
night, and carried off a number OF fine
ducks. Last night another visit was
made. and every fowl she possessed
stolen.
A young boy named Senour, who re-
Bides ON German street, met with pain
full accident this morning while at work
in Swlits mill. A wheel broke,
fragment Of which struck him in the eve,
bursting the bslL He will lose the Use
OF that optic.
Constable Mccormick brought in two
lads shortly before II O'Clock to-day,
named Thomas Lawlor and George
KING. The lads had Just gone
through the till oil H. Cree's coniecGion-
ary, corner Of Madison street and Gen.
tral avenue, taking 70 CENTS in
change, and number of terry tickets.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Great London Circus will be here
Thursday.
The total gate receipts at the Fair
were 1890.
Miss Maggie D. Ennis, of Nicholas
vile, Is visiting relatives in this city.
There will be Murphy meeting to-
night at the HiIl-street Methodist
Church.
The races opened yesterday with a
very heavy track. The Attendance was
not large.
No liquor was allowed to be sold at
the Fan, and betting was entirely sup
r. 'NA eHA"S P"SoCu oA Wcil.
Mrs. Smith, OF Frankfort, Mrs. Mary
Fleming and D. T. koulds, of Louisville
are visiting Mrs. ). 5. Goodloe, in this
city.
Owing to the sickness of the leader of
the band the Park was not opened Sat-
urday night, but will be open Tonight il
the weather permits.
The alarm of fire about O'Clock Sum.
DAY morning was caused by the burning
OF barn belonging to Mr.. Henry Bow
man, residing Oh the Versailles Pike.
DAYTON. KY.
Charley Clark has been engaged as
engineer for one OF the dummies.
An old lady asked one of the passen.
gers last night which were the dummies.
the mules or the carsf
II was rumored last night that the con- |
tract for furnishIshg new rails for the
dummy track would be given out to- |
day.
The Moellers and picked nine played |
an interesting game OF baseball Sunday, |
resulting in favor Of the former by |
score OF IA tot.
Dick Rickers filed himself clean
through with fve-cent whisky Sunday
i1Fh ri 4 l,RV,