The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-15
COVINETON.

The Treasurer's Office will be open until
kpilnight to give every one achance to pay his
axes.
\The lease Of life on John Weaver's bear is
knited until Monday. 1t weighs two hundred
nd sixty pounds.
A petition signed bv a large number OF good
Pcitizens is out for a mass meeting at Ouu-tel-
lows Hall next Tue day night.
POLICE CoURr.-Wm m. Meyers, drunk. 81; Jim
Crockett, larceny, continued; John Hoffman,
leaving his horse unhitched, 81 and costs.
A meeting OF the creditors of StrawbrIdge &
Mcdonald was held this morning. and an as
signee appointed. proposition will be SUBJ
mittod this AFTERNOON.
Geo. Tavlor, little colored boy who lives in
Catfish alley, was accidentally shot yesterday
by a white girl named Ida Smlth. who was
carelessy handling pistol. The lad was ia
ken to DIR. kearns Office, but the bail has not
yet been found
The Workingmen met in mass convention at
Weliing's Hail, last eve ing, and nominated
the following ticket:
For Trcasurer-J. ID. Shut.
For Attorncy-No nomination.
FOR Engineer-Geo. Yates.
For street Commissioner-Thos. Morfisey.
For Seaer and Guuger-Fred. Steiaheim.
For Wharf Laudenbach,
For W ood Measurer-lienry NitUIkin.
For Colleotor-A m. Hall.
For Clefk-AleX. ID. Easton.
For Marke t-master-Jc cry Reed.
For Counciimen-F First Ward. William Ell
lis; Second, Frank Wood; Third, no nolaina-
tion; Fourth. NO nomination: Fifth, Geo, Well
ing: Sixth. no nomination.; Seventh, James
Hceter Eighth The0. WolkIng; Ninth, no
nomination.
For sonoot Trustees-First Ward, William
Jones; Second, E. ID. Seeley; Third, no nomina-
ton; Fourth, Dan. Asttworth; Filth, f. W.
sharringhausen; Sixth, d. e, Culbertson; sew
enth, A. Dwyer; Eighth, no nomination.;
Ninth. Alex. Mcleod.
NEWPORT.
Chicken thieves in the viciuIty o. G.eaats
Lick.
Mr.. w. G. Munson, of indianapolis, is visit
ing Dr. Dameron.
The York street toy stores are putting on a
holiday appearance.
The Protestant orphan Society, of st. Joints
Church, will meet to- morrow afternoon.
Twenty five yards of imported carpet were
stolen last night from the Christian Church
corner Of Monmouth and Madison streets.
The Workingmen will meet tomorrow after
noon at ArbCiter Hall, Both English and Cor
man spea kcrs will addre ss the meeting.
A mission will be opened tomorrow morn
ing at Corpus Christi Church, to be conducted
by three Jesuit Fathers from ST. Xaviers
ChuI ch, cincinnati.
The Knights of King Carnival will give a
"bal masuue" at Eclipse Hall Thursday even
ing. 27th inst The managers are sparing no
pains to have this the boss masquerade of the
season.
The Workingmens meeting at Alexandra
last night was one Of the most successful yet
held in this county Speeches were made by
John K. Hugle, w. 9. Haynes, Harvey Thomas
and VIM. Hoffman. A Section was formed and
squire Spillman appointed as Chairman. The
next meeting will be held at tue same place
December %.
Judge Berry, of the County Court, and
Mayor Gunnison, of Dayton, will hear the
writ Of haDeas corpus of Joseph s. Ross VS..
Mary e. Ross, at DAYTON, this evening. 1t
VIII be remembered by rea ers of the STAR
that Mary b. Ross sued for Il divorce from her
husband, but the Court decided against her,
ami now the husband prays for the possession
Of the children.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Alta meeting hed In the school hall on
Thursday hi 5ht, vote Of thanks was rendered
The STAR, by all those present for giving so
much attention to the Bel evue news. This is
encouraging as it shows that we try to do what
s right to all classes in the community.
There was q large attendance at the Mite
Meeting last ni{hG at Mrs. Podestas, and q
very enjoyable time was spent The readin gs
OF MassFs Wentworth, HukiLFand Miss Mar
shall were fine. The same can be id OF the
Misses Ted .ow. The comev of MIS-. Podesta,
Mr.. 1ukin and Chas. Anspaugh was received
with laughter.
avenue, who prides himself on being solid
citizen. who is in the haOlt OF sendIng notices
for this column when his name is Interested
IN 1t. He never subscrbcs for paper, but
can be seen almost any day at some publ ic
place reading The files When he can't see the
hle he borrows the STAR for The news.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Entertainments abe I'd.
Rev. MIR. Vance will preach Mt the NJ. D..
Church Sunday night at d 80 L, NJ.
Mr.. S. l.. Yourtee's firm SAYS the stove trade
IS exceilont Good crops in the West is the
cause
70 go, or not to go. is the question now being
discussed in our village. 60 ere you can
live cheapest and obtain the most constant
employment.
DAYTON. KY.
Jubilee Minstres, home talent, this evening,
at NJ ueiiers Hail.
Excelsior Club meets this evening at 49, ras-
idenc1 Of W. NJ. Donaldson, ESQ.
Bond Lodge, |. o. Q. E, Daughters Of Re-
oekah, VIII mold meeting on N onday even
Ing.
The entertainment to be given by the pupils
Of the Public schools on Dec. y, promses to
reflect great credt ON the schools. Extensive
preparations are being ma e, and there seems
10 be general interest in the affair.
LEXINGTON. HY
A special Judge (Wcklifr) has been an,~inN
cd to Try the case otthe Commonwealth against
Geo. Kennedy.
Gen. james T. Robinson has sold his fine
mare Gyptis, by Australia, dam Mazurka, to
Lorilllard, for $500.
Mr.. Robert Berry. q resident of this countv,
held his wooden wedding Thursday night. He
married Miss Kate DRilaEe five years ago.
We are sorry to announce the death of Mr..
Martin Eogerty. lie diet Thursday event 3