The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
NE WPORT.
Wluans is In town.

The A. o. Ii. will hold general meet
ing at their hail this evening at O'Clock
James Daily, q well-known plumber
has consented to be candidate tol
Council rom the First Ward on The
Norklngmens ticket.
II the Secretary of the Riley Baseball
cub mad been little more polite III his
statements his card would have ap'
peareu IN this column.
Mrs. Hohen refused to appear against
her husba when his case was called
in the City Court this morning, and
John was discharged.
The residence of Mrs. Gritf Thornton
on SANDY Lane, was ransacked by
thieves last night, and a number OF arLi.
cles OF wearing apparel stolen.
The old reel horse, "Nigger," OF the
Fire Department, was disposed of yes
terday. DR.. Cowman, Of Cincinnati, was
the purchaser, and $26 the price paid.
Sarah Nicholson yesterday filed q suit
in the Ououit Court against Thomas
Belcher, claiming $4,000 damages, for
slander and defamation Of character,
A committee OF Workingmen called on
the Mayor to inquire whether he in
tended to resign his office. The Mayor
E6DlIGu LDdJ nc WVulu CUu6luSl IuG uA u
ter and let them know.
In view OF the fact that q number of
children are unable to attend school on
account OF being unable to purchase the
necessary books, Prof. Jones, in his
speech at tue last Workngmen's meet
ing, advocated the furnishing of books
20 poor children at the city's expense.
Tue WOrkingmen's party meet in Con-
yention, This evening, at Red Mems
Hall. A platform VIII be adopted and
candidates nominated for the various
offices TO be flied at the approaching
election. This party has gained suti-
cient strength in Newport 10 elect j. s
candidates IN some ol The wards, pro-
yiued they Will nominate the right kiuu
pfmen The past political affiliations of
members should be entirely ignored, and
Ihe nominations based on qual tcatlons
alone. The iuCure prosperity Ut the
v OrKingmen's party in Newport Will
depend, " great extent, Oh the charac.
ter OF its nominees. Let good men be
brought forward, aud the movement Will
gain In public estimation.
DAYTON. KY.
Mayor Gunnison dismissed the case
against DICK Rackers yesterday.
The Dayton Fish Fry Is becoming
popular. Sports from the three cities
make daily visits there.
Mr.. James Fraas, q much esteemed
citizen, died yesterday morning OF con-
sumption at his residence on Il ghland
avenue.
Messrs. Taylor, Wells and Will Spen-
GER addressed a large Murphy meeting
at the Methodist Church Tuesday even.
ing. Tonight the same gentlemen will
speak at Bellevue.
The Methodist Church Mite Society
met Tuesday night at the residence of
Mrs. Hauley, and next Tuesday night
The same society will meet az the resi-
denee OF Mrs. Malotte.
Fred. Unnewehr is having tourh time
collecting his rent for the little 1ole-iu.
Lhe-Wall the Mayor occupies as an office
The bill was presented to Council al inc
END ot three months, and pressed NJ
every meeting since, and now the sew.
enth month is neary due.
Mr.. John c. Stone was married Inst
evening at the residence OF the bridn;s
mother, to Miss Jauey CASTOR, The
ceremony was performed by Rev, Mr..
Perry, IN the presence only OF The im-
mediate relatives OF the parties ana a
lew friends, and as soon as it was over
the newly married couple w mt To their
home Oh Fourth street, which presented
rs inviting and cheerful an appearance
" the most tastldi0us could desire. o