The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-12

city Buildings was ordered renewed.
The Fire Department was ordered to
cease Glling clsterns on aud after the
lS.n inst. The appointing OF an over
seer Of he Poor was laid over tor two
weeks, The City Clerk was ordered to
notify the Short-line Railroad Company
10 repair the sidewalks In front Of their
property on Saratoga street. A report
from the City Engineer, establishing the
grade of German street, between WILL
hanson and Liberty streets, and eX-
pense OF same, was received and filed.
A motion TO allow the Dayton steam
street-cars to run along Front street
without the aid Of mules, was laid over
tor two weeks.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Born, to the wife of n. b. Watkins, on
October 0. boy.
Mrs. Emma Holden, of Covington, is
visiting Mrs. e. T.. Kelley in tnls city.
Curriers' Band, of Cincinnati, gave
concert in the Courthouse yard We'd
nesday evening.
Married, at ST. PauPs Church, yester-
day morning at o o'clock, Mr.. John IL.
jackson and Miss Henrietta Stewart,
both OF this city.
The Murphy meetings closed in this
city Wednesday, when about thirty five
more Joined. We learn that one saloon
keeper went up aud took the pledge.
Cards are out for the wedding of Cap
tain j. w Kidd, our popular bus agent
on the Kentucky Central, to Miss. Allie
E. Day, which Is to take place October
IT, at the residence Of the brides father,
Col. j. r. Day, of Millersburg, Ky.
HAMILTON.
to the house from illness.
Miss Mary Seohner left for Indianapo-
lis yesterday to visit relatives.
Edward Stark and family, of Coving-
ton, will spend the remainder of the
week visiting relatives here.
Rev. j. w. Balm will deliver his first
sermon as pastor Of the United Presbv-
terrain Churcn next Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock.
Martin Eisele has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be at his
post OF duty behind the counter in the
Opera-house drug store.
w. II. Stokes, Democratic candidate
Tor State Senator, received a majority of
l,90S in butler, while 5. V. Curtis, Re-
publican candidate, received u majority
in Warren Of 1,3O0, which left Stokes
majority OF sos in the District.
The final result of the election in But
ler was not definitely known until late
yesterday afternoon. Bishop mas ma
jority OF O68; Fitch, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, 2, 1871; Howells, State Treasurer,
1856; Stokes, state Senator, 1898.
County Ofticers-J. E. Neal, for Rem.
resentatiye, 1885; Clough, same, 1860;
Thomas, Sheriff, 2,l9l; Jones, County
Treasurer, 2, ISL; j. &. Campbell, Prose-
cutting Attorney, 2,763; Gelz, Recorder,
4lO; Sample, County Commissioner,
l,72l; Beck, Infrmary Director, 1863;
Spencer, Coroner, 2,240.
Tue following call was made by the
Democratic Central Cummittee:
Rejoice, oh ye people, and be exceed
ing glad, and come to the Courthouse
Tonight and rin with the redeemed in a
grand jollltlcatiOn. That The country IS
delivered from the oppression of radi-
calIsm; that with Bishop and victory,
fraud and Returning Boards, demone-
tIZation and forced resumption have
been rebuked. Sh Ike all around
"Democratic Central Committee.n
DAYTON, KY.
Some brain-rackel deyotes nearly a
third of column in the Enquirer this
morning to tell all about haunted
house he discoYered-in his mind-ln
the lower part Of this burg.
A fire broke out in the second story
Martin Betsch's dry-goods store on Clay
street, about 7 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, and before it could be eXtingulshed
destroyed goods TO the amount OF 500.
The following programme will be ren.
dered at the enterlalnment to be given
on the evening OF the 9th inst. for the
beneht of the family OF the late James
Fraas. The performance Will commence
with the comic drama, "Dellcate
Ground" with the following cast:
"Sangtroid," jacob Cohn; "Alphonse de
Gauuier," Matt. Lyons, Pauline"
Mrs. Macarthur. This will be followed
by the farce "Betsy Baker," Cast:
"Mouser," II. Tresise; "Crummy," II.
j. GoelZe; Mrs. Mouser," Miss G. Car
penter; "Belsy,' Ii. NJ. Tresise.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Mite Society OF the NJ. Z. Church
meets this evening, at the residence of
Mr. Aance, on Center street.
The temperance meeting last evening
was addressed by Mr.. VIM. Spencer, Of
Newport, and Mr.. Joseph D0lman aud
Str. aMarsh, Sr., OF Bellevue, III snort
speecues. The meeting was opened by
singing and prayer by Mr. Marsn.
Tne meeting of the teachers of the
Union SubbaLu-scnool was held las
evening at Mr.. Nlxou's, with a guod at.
tendence. The meeting was oUened by
singing. and reading the Scriptures, ,and
prayer by the Superintendent. A COM
mitLee was appointed to draft a consti-
tuition aud b, Laws to govern the school.
A committee of ladies, in connection
with he superintendent, was app ,inted
to purchase a SaDbath-sChUol library
ana oLuer books necessary to conduct
frs t-class unlon school. On ueXC Sab
Datn they will have plenty of reading
matter for tnose who will attend, alsO
lor the little folks.