The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-10
COVINGTON.

Mr.. W. II. Smith and his bonny bride
have returned from their bridal tour.
MIR. L. j. Biakely and bride have re-
turned home from their honeymoon
trip.
"A Police C0Ukr.-Frank Stratton, John
Murpny and ANNE BrittUn, drunk, "a
each.
Christ. Klein, breach OF the peace,
70 90; John Binuell, same $13 81. Both
before Squire Duyenick. ..
Mr.. j. IL. Deglow yesterday pur-
chased the BayarIah Brewery, on Plke
sIreet. at Master Commissioners SAFE
for $11, 500.
Mr.. Henry Worthington has pur-
nhased oue-half interest In the LICKING
Rolling Mill, and work will soon again
be commenced.
Messrs. Horner & Son are again under
arrest Tor selling unlnspected oil. They
gave bail to appear before squire EVAN
tomorrow al 2P. ~.
Where law has failed, the plow will
probably succeed. Some Of the resi-
dents Of South COvington are plowing
up the Flats TO prevent Sunday base
ball.
The residence Of the late Harvey
~
Commissioners' sale, this morning, for
$4,000. Mr.. Y. Shinkle Was the pur-
chaser.
In the case OF the Trustees Of tho
Southern Railway against D. Y. Ken
nedy, to condemn lands, the Court Or
ders that the sum Of $275, assessed by
the Jury as damages and value OF land
taken, be paid by the Trustees OF SAID
railway company to the CLERK OF the
Court, to be loaned by him to some SOL
vent and responsible party or parties,
taking approved security, until the 1ur-
ther order of the Court.
NEWPORT.
Miss Ella A. Tobin, OF Maysville, KY,
is the guest OF Miss Kate GullIoyle, OF
Eglantlne street.
Physicians report cholera infantum as
very prevalent in this city. Thirteen
fatal cases last week.
Uncle Johnny Stephens, of Alexan-
drla, an octogenarian, is reported W be
AS lively as a boy OF iorty.
The funeral OF the venerable Mrs.
Caldwell was largely attended from
Taylor-street NJ. Z. Church this morn
ing.
MIR. A. T. NORM, OF Grant County, is
NlsllluR Ills DLOLueIS MI. Ius MOllus tue
Democratic candidate for the Legisla.
lure.
Doc. Kerl's case OF drunk and disor-
derby was called in the City Court this
morning, and continued. until after his
IrIal for Digamy is concluded.
Thieyes effected an entrance to the
meat store Of William AckermaD, on the
corner OF Columbia and Todd streets, AT
Sunday night And rOhhpd The
ill Of $75 70.
The Republican County Executive
Committee meets tomorrow night, when
the nominations for the August Legisla-
ture Will be considered. QIile probably
IL full ticket will be placed An the field.
James Lyman, who was arrested yes
1erday afternoon on the charge OF ma
Nc:ous destruction of property, but
shortly afterwards released ON his CIV
Ing bonds in the sum OF 500 for his iu-
kure appearance, hau his case called in
the City Court this morning, but Jim had
Akippeu the town. Judge Geisler de-
claI ed his bond torfelteN, and had ca
pias issued for his re-arrest.
James Lyman was arrested yesterday
afternoon, charged with malicious de
slructlon Of property. He had previous
ly mad a fight with Newport lad named
Mcnamara in CoVingtOn, and was badly
uurt. He came to Newport, and hoping
10 be reyenged, made raid upon what
ne supposed was McNamara's dwelling.
Alter having smashed in the front win
dow he discovered he was in the wrong
pew, and was destroying the property
VI his friend Jonn Devere.
LUDLOW. KY.
The c. S. r. K. Trustees have the larg-
pst Ferry that crosses the Ohio RIVER at
This point.
The new military organization meet at
their rooms Tomorrow evening. A full
attendance is expected.
There will be grand picnic at Asby's
EroVe on the l7th proX. tor the benefit of
hL. Bonatacius Churcn Scnool.
The following correspondence ex-
plains itself, and don't you forget it:
LUDLOW, KY, July 8, IT.
Mr.. L. w. Smith:
DEAR SIR-It is the desire OF a large
number ol the community that you re-
peat your very excellent address oil
Sunday rights, at a time most convent
ent to yourself. Yours, &C,
MANY FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS.
We are informed that Mr.. Smith will
Rccede to the above request to-niglt at
the Presbyterian Churcn.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Our beautiful cemetery was we'll filed
with the beaux and bellies OF The city last
Sunday.
Assistant Postmaster Gen. Tyner, of
Washington, d. c., has been spending
several days in our city. He is looking
after fine stock.
the managers of the fair for the bene-
6t Of Charity Hospital netted $3.50. The
silver pitcher, to be voted to the most
popular candidate tor Sheriff, was won
by Gen. Robinson.
The market yesterday opened with
lair demand for good mules, and only
moderate demand for cattle. Good
mules sold from 500 TO $14V. Cattle ranged
from cents to 81 cents.
A very lively discussion has been CO.
Ing on here between Rev. Allen,
Campbellite minister, and Rev. Father
Major, Catholic priest. Allen made
some very grave charges against the
people of Jynthiana, where Father
Major is stationed, which caused Father
Major to give him the grand bounce.
DAYTON. ky.
Mr.. Gus. GoetZe lett for Louisville
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