The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-14

Paris, Ky.
Emmett spangler leaves for Niagara Falls
next Tuesday.
33, "a and 35, fiat gig, $3.50. Ask Walter
Cleary about it.
Everybody should go to the Orphans
picnic tomorrow.
The Covington Band will discourse music
for the Florence Fair.
Miss Ellen Dulaney has returned from
visit TO Winchester, Ky.
Hon. John G. Carlisle returned from
Frankfort last night.
Miss Georgia Bright leaves on visit to
Mammoth Cave tonight
POLICE CouRT-Nettie Allen, disorderly,
So; John Moher, same, $5
Miss Sallie Hearne is visiting Miss Sallie
Spillman, in Garrard County.
Mrs. D. Ruttie and her daughter, Miss
Eliza, left for Putin Bay last night
Andrew Stevenson, son of Senator
Stevenson, has returned from Portland
Maine
Miss Belle Elliston, of Peaselburg, is dan
gerously ill from drinking too much ice
water.
Mr.. R. A. Semple, of this city, was elected
Secretary of the Central Transit w Wharfboat
Company.
The pay car on the Kentucky Central
left this morning to pay the boys off along
the line.
Sam. Thomas has contracted to take
charge of a cargo of cattle from Chicago to
Liverpool
Let's all go on the excursion Sunday to
be given by that nice little gentleman, Rev.
Father Smith.
Mr.. J. w. Walker left yesterday for
Georgetown to attend the meeting Of the
Baptist Association.
The Central Dancing Circle announce one
Of their enjoyable picniCs at Rudd Gar
den tomorrow night.
A sneak thief entered the hardware store
of Mr.. Samuel Laird yesterday and stole
silver-mounted pistol.
Water-pipes are being laid in the Main
street and Eleventh-street Market-houses to
facilitate the cleaning out of those places
Milton Troy, of Brookville, Bracken
County, filed his petition in bankruptcy
this morning. Liabilities, $1,611 80; assets,
$3.50.
The Kentucky Press Association meets
in Louisville this year. We would advise
the Louis-villains to keep their pantries
locked
Judge Phelps yesterday recommended
Mr. T. J. Orr 10 the Governor as a suitable
successor to Squire Bedinger who has re-
signed.
Billy Metcalf, the efficient manipulation
of the quill for the Newport Local, is cele
brating his thirtieth birthday to-day. May
he live to celebrate sixty more.
Andrew Beatty was bound over this morn
ing to the Criminal Court. He is charged
with cutting Squire johnson. In default
of $3.50 bail he was committed.
The horses attached to Lang & Knall's
beer wagon ran away yesterday morning,
scattering beer kegs through the streets like
the leaves in the Val Ambrosa.
The annual session of the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Pythias of Kentucky will be
held in Lexington this year, commencing
on Monday, the 7th of September
The Oriole Glee Club will meet at the
residence of Mr. George Gale, on Fourth
street, tomorrow night, when arrangements
are to be made for the coming season.
The Kentucky Conference of the M. e.
Church South will meet this year in Shelby
vile, about the middle of September, and
will be presided over by Bishop Pierce.
A horse attached to wagon took fright
on Pike street this morning, and ran up the
sidewalk for about two squares, tearing
down awnings, signs, &c, and demolishing
the wagon badly.
Young Shay the young man who stole
81, 800 from his parents a few days ago. and
left the city, has been captured in New
York city with 81, 450 of the money on
his person. He will be brought home.
The estate of Stephen Mosher was ap-
praised this morning by Messrs. J. B. Evan
and j. 7. Sullivan. Among the property
there were one hundred bottles of catawba
wine, with labels attached dated 1849
The following is the amount of beer sold
in this district during the month of July:
Brls
Butcher 4 5794
Chas Gelsballer 1881
seinrede& & Wehming. ....................1,12li5
Chas Lang 90St4
Knorr Ruh Il Schaub. aub......................... 65f
A. 125
Messrs. Reed, Youtsy, Riggs, Bryson,
Wade and Eaton, all United States Gaugers
i of this city, have been transferred to Peoria,
H., on special duty, and Mr.. M. R. Grave
ner. of Ludlow, has been transferred to
Cynthiana, KY. The CovingtOn gaugers are
gaining quite a reputation for efficiency.
Last week they went to Cincinnati and
taught the boys over there something about
the business.
NEWPORT.
An election for officers of the Menner-
chor takes place Friday night.
Work was resumed yesterday on the Tay-
| lor-street buildings at the Garrison.
Detective Francis, of Covington, was in
town this morning, working up an import
ant case.
Sheriff White gives notice that county
taxes are now due and should be paid be-
fore penalty is added
John Gallery, youth residing on Put
man street, was attacked yesterday and
badly bitten by vicious dog A warrant
was sworn out this morning for the arrest