The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-11
COVIkGTON.

The will of Geo. II. Ruter was yester-
day admitted to probate.
Thomas b. Stagg, of Stanford, KY,
committed suicide yesterday.
Thirty-six carloads of stock arrived
at the Stock Yards this morning.
William Harris, who was stabbed at
the owen County Fair, last Friday, died
yesterday.
The Hibernian ball at Odd-feIlows'
Hall last night was success in every
particular.
Geo. Cline fell from turning pole at
Samuel COndelfS house yesterday and
broke his arm.
Mr.. John Herndon, Of Louisville, can
didale for Pubic Printer, was in the
city this morning.
Mr.. Mute Stevens, after an absence of
four years, has relunedhOme, and leaves
Tonight for Loui sville.
The Abdallah Trotting Meeting com
mences at Cynthlana, on october 70,
and continues four days.
POLICE CoURF.-Stanley Moore, using
false scales, $Zo; Mary MOrarIty, drunk,
Sd; Mary Winehart, night walking, W.
Pat. Healy, drunk and disorderty,
was fined 50 In Squire Francis court,
and Edward Lynon, same, ~ and costs.
Mr.. Edward Taylor and Miss Lizzie
Reed, two souls with one thought, were
united in marriage in Cinolnnati yes ter
day.
A rousing temperance meeting at
Greer's Hall tonight. Booker and other
prominent speakers will be i'll attend-
ance.
The Gem Baseball Club LETT yester-
day for Portsmouth, Ohio, and will cross
bats with the RIVersides, of that place,
to-day.
MIR. H. ]. Wehming, of the firm of
steinreide Il Wehming, was severely
injured this morning by being thrown
from wagon. DR.. j. j. Duianey rem
dered the necessary aid.
Mrs. Margaret Mutn, mother of Mr.
John Muth, fireman, was badly injured
yesterday by falling down a fiignt OF
stairs at her residence on Bakewell
street. She is siXty-two years OF age.
Cyrus Mckee and Thomas Hennesy e,
two suspicious looking characters, were
arrested this morning by Officer O'Hara
for having in their possession lady's
dispose OF. They hail from N Nortn Ver-
await information from that city.
The alarms of fire from Boxes 13 and
26 This morning were occasioned by de-
fectlve fues, the former in the residence
OF Albert Bethel, No. Lib BanklicN
street, and the latter in the West End
Mission SChOol-house, on Bullock street.
pne FIRE Department was promptly on
nand, but Ihe fires were eXtinguished
without It's aid. Damages inconsid-
erable.
NEWPORT.
NOta case in the Police Court.
Mr.. W. f. Thoburn has been appointed
Deputy Oh Inspector.
John J. Raipe, John e. Bell and 9TH
ers left this morning tor Putin Bay.
A club called the Evening Dancing
Association was organized last night.
Nothing of general interest was trans
acted in the Circuit Court this morning.
The new ferry for this place was
day.
Miss Ada Smith, daughter of W. o..
Smith Of Wyoming, Ohio, is visiting
friends in this city.
The old terryboat Newport Belle is
fast going to pieces. She has done good
service for nearly thirty years.
The physicians in attendance on
Squire Henry Buchanan report the
venerable old gentleman as sinking
rapidly.
Thieves paid visit to the residence
No. SO Taylor street at an early hour
tnis morning and got away with $14 in
money and "a silver watch.
The Councilman from the Second
Ward, "be gob," Is portrayed in hlgn
old style, in the window Of cigar shop,
corner OF York and Madison streets.
A Choral Society is about to be formed
among the young folks of both sexes. A
meeting for that purpose will be held
Monday night at the residence OF Prot.
SLeinert, on Ringgold street. Girls and
boys who understand Music, aud who
love to sing are cordially invited to be
present.
CALIFORNIA, o.
1t seems the Road Law is to be en-
forced. Well, the labor is to be per-
formed and the money spent in the vii
lage. Why noi2
We are informed by DR.. Gaines that
one OF his patients, Mrs. Bridges, VINO
WIS tOtally paTaIN Heu lToul u bLEOhe Oh
palsy, is recovering. Are we TO have
another age oil miracles?
Plain John Sullivan has been changed,
by the voice and authority OF the Hamil-
Ton County Democracy, to the Honorable
John. Our village hereafter will shine
among other villages, as a star of the
first magnitude.
DAYTON. KY.
The sealing-waX factory is about to
resume business on a limited capital.
Thirty dog warrants have been issued
this week SO far. Dog-on good business
that.
The circus that arrived In town yes
terday was obliged to postpone giving
au exhibition on account Of the high
wind.
One mule does the work now OF taking
the dummies into Newport. The little
beast keeps out OF the way and fulfls
the law as well as a dozen could.
A beautiful chrome, "Sunset on the
Nile" is offered by Mr.. VIM. Donaldson
to the person who sells the greatest
number OF tickets for the entertainment
TO be given on the 9th instant for the
benefit of the family Of the la,e James
Fraas. The chrome is on exhibition at
DR.. GoetIe's drug store.
The dummy, "Belle of Newport that