The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16
COVIEGTON.

Miss Mamie Won Gundy Is visiting Ia
Independence.
A Murphy meeting will be held in
Greer's Hall Tonight.
Fifteen cars of stock arrived on the
Kentucky Central Railroad this morn
ing.
Miss Christine and Carrie Deisler and
Miss Mary Burns are visiting in LexIng-
ton, Ky.
The Home Insurance Company of
Ohio have Withdrawn their license from
this State.
Henry Puthoff had his foot badly
mashed by being run over yesterday by
transfer wagon.
Messrs. Montgomery g. Co. made the
first shipment OF coal over the Cincinnati
Southern yesterday.
Judge jackson will be in the city on
Monday to try the embezzlement case
against Smith N. Hawes.
The Alpuonso Dramatic Club an-
nouuce an entertainment at St. Joseph
Hall on the 18th OF September.
Those two beautiful silver cups in
Nodler's window are the special prizes
OF the Kentucky Central Railroad TO the
CynLhIana ana Paris Fairs.
nv AObtuOhJ SSubIhl ndllEOHU nave
made arrangements with the Southern
Railroad by which they can carry pas
sengers direct to the Lexington Fair.
Capt. J. p. Jennings was run into by
locomotive a. the Louisville s Lock-y s
yesterday, and had an arm fractured.
His vile lett lor Louisville last night.
The vacancy caused in the Ualted
States Collectors office by tue resigna-
tion OF Mr.. W. Il. II. Bowen has been
TILED by the appointment Of Mr.. g. A.
Ihrasher, OF tuls city.
The Temperance Society have pur-
chased handsome little cottage ana
prese nted it to Mr.. VIM. Hopkins, a VIC
tim Of dissipation and once we'll to d q
citizen Of this place.
Albert Beach and August Zay had an
alteration last night about a girl. in
which Zay cut Beach four times-tWice
in the leg and once in the arm, and
barely missed the jugular vein.
The residence OF Mr.. John Dairu, in
Austinburg, was visited a few nights
since by tramp who "ordered" SUPPER.
MRS. Dairu refused, when he became in
Bolent and abusive, even threatening.
She quietly brought forth revolver
which she presented muzzle first to His
Majesty, VINO Immediately moved to |
parts unknown.
KENTUCKY FAIRs.-Wyoming, August |
IA, lour DAYS; Richmond, August IA. |
IUur days; LaWrenceDurg, August IA, |
four days; Cynthiana, August Il, five |
days; Emlnence, August ~, four days;
Florence, August 2s, iour days; Paris,
September 4, five days; Bardstown, Sep
tember 4, three days; Lexington, Sep
tember II, four days; GERMANTOWN,
September IL, nve days. The Grab
Orchard running races begin August 21,
and continue five days.
A new benevolent order was insti-
tuted last night at Arnold's Hall under
the name OF National Order OF Mutual
Protection. President, Thomas j.
Smith; Vice President, Chas. u. FooLe;
Fiuancier, Fred. Won Kianeburg; Treas.
uret. JAS. A. WOOD; inside Gual dian, d,
Davis; Outside Guardian, Benz. Funk.
They also elected trustees. This order
has many new features about it that is
not connected with other lodges. II has
no secret degrees. 1t has It's own Board
Of M edical Examiners, and gives more
insurance for less money than any other
BENEVOLENT seo!ety i'll existence. The
order meets again next Wednesday at
the same place.
NEWBORN. |,
Col. Thomas l.. Jones lett for San
Francisco, Cal, last night. II
"A grand moonlight tomato party was
given in the Highlands few nights ago.
Capt. VIM. b. Lowe, U. s. A., and
wife, are the guests oi Mr. Jas. 4. Will I
hanson.
A marriage license was granted this
morning TO Dolus Worthington and
Fanny Vickers.
The hail storm Tuesday in the vicinity
Of Twelve-miie is reported TO have done r
great damage.
Green, the alleged murderer of Bar :
ney Coyne, has been committed to Ill to E
await the action OF the Grand July.
MIR. Alfred Lloyd, one Of the Assistant r
Deputy Circuit Court Clerks, celebrated !
The fortieth anniversary Of his wedding
Yesterday.
Mrs. Carey Sanders and her accom-.
Dllsled daughter, Miss Lizzie, who have /
Deen visiting friends in This city, lett Tor
heir bone at st. Louis this morning.
Henry Klehkamp was arrested this q
morning, on warrant sworn out by i
George Fisner. charging him with
preach OF tue peace, and shortly after n
Nard Alehkamp procured a similar
document for the arrest OF the latter.
Fred. Brown, who halls from Ciucin- {
lati. was picked out OF the gutter last
hight dead drunk and jailed. This +:
morning ne appeared before Judge Gels
er, who told him to leave Immediately !
'or Cincinnati and not return to the '
sacred soil Of kentucky until he learns
ne manners and customs 'ot her people.
BELLEVUE. KY. T.;
Sickness Is prevailing. to some extent, c
among all classes, but more so among @
he chi dren. There are good many i
aid up with chills and fever brought on
~ the sudden change in the weather.
If Mr.. Conrad Hahn would Kill that
,orse Of his that has been lying on The T.
'and-bar Tor the last week, he would do II
I a good service instead Of having 1t in il
agony, subject to all kinds OF weather.
Mr.. VIM. Kennedy. OF Rhensford street, u
vas presented on Tuesday, by his vile, .
With beautiful present in the shape OF |
baby girl weighing fifteen pounds. i,
Mother and girl doing well, and SO is &
he father.
LUDLOW, KY. C
WHO'S the white whale?" Il
The Ksnten Cadets meet tomorrow q
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