The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
COVINGTON.

Five marriage licenses issued this
morning.
Forty car loads of stock arrived on
the kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
The Turner's had their inauguration
bali at their new hall last night. All
passed off lovely.
Mr. Richard McGraw leaves next
week to participate in the Shooting
Tournament Of New York.
A little girl baby, about month old,
of Mrs. Oliver Parker, OF Independence,
was found dead in its bed yesterday.
When the clock on the Mother of God
Church toIled out the hour Of 4 O'Clock
this morning Mr.. Gale Musser was
happy man. It's girl.
POLICE CoURT.-Disorderly Conduct
E. D. Dulaney, Mrs. Withers, William
Mcdonald, continued; Luke Cutler and
Francis Morgan, S. each; ID. Wen-
dell, So.
A little child living In the tenement
= house at No. 121 East Lynn street, upset
a coal-oii lamp last evening. All the
companies responded TO call from BOX
"a. No damage was done.
The dramatic entertainment at Odd
fellows Hall, Friday evening, for the
benefit Of Miss Ida Lawson, Will be OF
unusual excellence, as number OF
prominent actors have agreed TO partlc-
ipate in the entertainment.
A little boy of Mrs. Linn's fell under
q grocery wagon yesterday, as he was
running across Madison street, and was
saved from death by the quiokness OF
the driver. His hand was mashed and
his body bruised by the horse which
trod upon him.
Captain W. ]. Rusk flied his petition
in bankruptcy yesterday in the office of
Mr.. Henry BostWick, Clerk OF the
United States Court. His liabilities are
mortgage note to W. Il. Ashbrook
for $4,000 and unsecured debts 70 the
amount OF va, 2I3 SS. His assets are
$S,194.
Mr.. Joseph X. Linn, Of the firm of
Culbertson u Linn, died this morning, at
his residence on Garrard street. He
was a member OF the Covngton Light
Guard and graduate of the Alumni
class of tae Covington High School in
1872, both Of which will hoht meetings
Tonight to pass resolutions on his death.
Lie was twenty-tour years Of age.
NEWPORT.
George NJ. Dittoe, editor-in-chiet Of the
Local, Is home from Louisville.
The Board Of Education met In regu-
lar session las evening, President Oh
haber in the chair.
Maxey against the City OF Dayton oc-
cupied the whole of tho morning session
in the Circuit Court.
Mr.. D. Ii. Arnold, Sheriff OF Calusa
County, California, is in the city, a
guest OF HIS brother James, Of Newport,
Ky.
The residence Of Mr.. j. Clinken beard,
on Goodman street, was entered by
thieves last night and $50 stolen from a
bureau drawer.
The funeral of the venerable VIM. p.
Montfort, who died Sunday at the ad-
vanced age OF eighty-tWo years, took
place this morning from the Cathedral
in Cincinnati.
The celebrated divorce case of James
A. Goldipg against W. g. Golding,
which was transferred from the Cham
Gerry to the Circuit Court, has been
transferred back to the Chancery
Court.
City Marshal Dave Lock requests us
to correct the stat ement made III morn
ing paper that he had lett last evening
for st. Louis. Dave being in the hard
ware business, he sent d lot of locks
with Hen. Wise to that city, and the re-
porter must have got Daye's name mixed
up with The padlocks.
10 the Editor of the Star:
The members OF the Republican Exec
ntive Committee decided last night MOI
10 have primary meetings. 1t looks as
II they were afraid that they would
not be reelected as Executive Commit.
Lee, and have decided to perpetuaLe
themselves in office. What is done by
them this year can be done next, and so
on. Why not decide to abolish all pri-
mary meetings, make themselves per
petual Committee, and ignore the peo.
ple1 FENCED REPUBLICAN,.
To the Editor Of the star:
Tho aetlon OF the Republican Execu.
tive Committee at their meeting last
night is a gross violation of the rights Of
Republican voters. Instead OF calling
primary meetings and giving the Gill
Ee"s an opportunity to select their nom.
inees, the ommitlee have selected thelr
own nominees and put them forward as
the candidates of the Republican party
Tney are nothing but candidates of the
Ext cutiye Committee and Of u small
clique which is manipulating the Com
mltIee. We have nea several prom.
pent Republicans say that they viii call
PRIMARIES Notwithstanding the action OF
The Committee.
DIsGUsTED REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Executive Committee
made the following Endorsements anC
recummendations1ast night:
First Ward-Council, Jacob Haw
thorn; School Trustee, e. E. Wood.
SECOND Ward-youncil, VIM. Stein
helm; School trustee, L. Bowers.
Third Wafd-Council, The Committee
deem it lnexpedIent either to nominate
indorse, or recommend any one who il
now before the peopie.
Fourth Ward made no nomination fol
Council; School Trustee, John SAelow
Fifth Waru-Lett to the Committee tc
act.
Sixth Ward-No nomination for Coun
Gil; school Trustee, l.. I. Hubbard.
The committee has called meeting
OF Republicans for Wednesday at Tur
ner Hail. The above nominations are
all good, ana Will meet with hearty sup
port.