The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-27
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Michigan.
+ Jake Smaller moved in his new store on
Fifth and Bakewell streets this morning.
Four carloads of fine stock arrived on
the K. c. this morning. en- route for Mime
sofa
The Knights of Pythias will drill in
Greers Hall in the future every Monday
and Thursday evening
An old man named VIM. H. Rice living
ut 78 East Second street, near the bridge,
died suddenly last night.
Casey Young telegraphs to Hon. J. G.
Carlisle, from Memphis, that people there
are in great distress and asking for aid.
The Florence Fair commenced this morn
ing and will continue all the week. Trains
on the white elephant take you directly to
the grounds.
The Courthouse nine and the Railroad
nine play on the Star Grounds this after
noon, and the Resolutes and Copecs in Will
low Run Bottoms.
Conrad Demer last Wednesday shot him
self through the hand, and after recovering
took all of his wife's money and has not
been heard of since.
Rachel Ecklar, of Grant County, took her
Cruel this morning-or at least Rachel Eek
riage license This morning
Henry Meihous, who was under an in
dictment for assaulhng Conrad Deisler, died
suddenly and was buried to-day. The in
dictment was quashed in the Criminal
Court to-day.
Dr. T. j. Turpin, of Carrolton, and Miss
Fidie Buckner of this county, were mar
ried quite privately, at the residence of
Mrs. Buckner. The presents were many
and handsome.
BUSTED BOYS AT BosTwICK' 's.-The follow
ing named flied their petitions since yester-
day at II o'clock: John f. Williams, of
Bracken County; JAS W. Watson of Pen
dleton County; J. ]. Pepper, of Mason
County; John G. Lyons, of Mason County;
John b. Beckett, of Mt. Olivet; L. J. Grow,
of Grant County; r. H. Brewer, of Mt.
Oivet, Robertson County, and S. b. Smith,
druggist, of Covington.
CRIMINAL CoURT-James Lafayette, par
ticipating in riot at election failing to give
bond was committed Luke Cutter gave
bonds in both indictments and was re-
leased His witnesses were recognized in
the sum of 800 for their appearance. The
indictment against c. B. DE Mamedy was
filed away with leave. James Alexander,
sentenced to eighteen months in the Peni-
tentiary for burglary. Bryan Tansey and
w
pearance. Claims of county officers al
lowed.
Tickets for the entertainment to be given
at Robinson's Opera-house for the benefit OF
yellow fever sufferers will be sold in Gov
ington at the following places: Hernance' s
drug store, corner Fourth and Scott streets;
Nodlers drug store corner Fifth and Madl-
son streets; Theo. Leveman's saloon; Bell's
saloon, corner Fifth and Madison streets,
and Deschlers saloon, Madison, between
Fifth and Sixth. The entertainment hav-
ing been changed to the Goth, the tickets for
the 2Sh are good.
A number of prominent citizens attended
the meeting called yesterday to consider
relief for the yellow fever sufferers in the
South, Mayor Athey in the chair. An ap-
peal was made to the citizens of Cpvington,
and the City Council was requested to con-
tribute $500. Contributions of money may
be left with the Tellers of the different
banks, and all the churches are urged to
take up collections next Sabbath. Contri-
buttons of provisions and clothing may be
left with B. B. Brown, Esq, Agent of the
Adams Express Company, Scott treet be.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Let all
contributions be made before Tuesday, Sep,
tember Sd, 1878, at o'clock p. m.
NEWPORT.
DR.. VIM. Tyrrell of Petersburg KY, is
in the city.
Rev. Father Thein pastor of Corpus
Christi Church, is sojourning in Ireland.
A small fire at Andy Shappy's house,
corner of Isabella and Madison streets, was
promptly suppressed by the neighbors yes.
terday.
There is a general call out for special
meeting of the Masonic fraternity of New.
port at their hall tomorrow evening to take
into consideration the relief of the fratern
ity in the South.
A meeting of Enterprise Lodge, No. g.
l. O. NJ A., will be held this evening at the
Van Voast Building to take steps for the
relief of the distressed members of the
Order in Memphis
The alarm from Box at 12 to-day was
caused by slight fire in the roof of Mrs
Spence's residence corner of Monmouth
and Front. The flames were extinguished
before the arrival Of the engines.
The Campbell County Teachers Institute
~.ill meet at Alexandria on Thursday morn.
ing, and continue in session until Friday
81 evening. The examination of teachers will
begin Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. George r. Loder, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, died at an
early hour this morning. The remains will
Dc tdhell tllS cNelillS W GleISDuIS uluel
the auspices of the Masonic fraternity fol
interment
Cry Court P1cK1Nes - George Kline
committing a nuisance, SO and costs; Dick
Conkling, disorderly conduct dismissed
Hugh McShane, breach of the peace dis
missed; Joe selman, same, dismissed Rob
ert Howe, same, SIS and cost
A dastardly attempt was made night be-
fore last to break into Corpus Christi
Church. A large pane of glass was neatly
taken out of side window but the
iron bars on the inside prevented further
progress before the villains were frightened
off
MrS Rnulnnd who resides at o. Relleyne