The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-26
NEWP PORT.
Schools open next Monday.

evening, and fractured his arm.
Joe Sellman, for breach of the peace,
md Lon. Hay, for drunkenness, had their
cases continued until tomorrow morning.
Frederick Reinfelder and Bertha Green
wood were united in marriage last evening
1t the residence of Rev. Mr.. Clausen, on
York street.
Mary Hentz filed suit in the Chancery
Court this morning for divorce from her
husband, Michael Hentz, on the ground OF
cruel and inhuman treatment.
The City Clerk will turn over to Marshal
Lock tomorrow for collection, with the
penalties added, all unpaid tax bills. The
amount to be thus collected amounts to
over $21 900.
A Young gent, after treating himself and
lady to some ice-cream last evening at Mrs
Bakers saloon, walked out without paying
for the cream, and, what is worse, two sill
yer spoons are missing.
Mike Hallon, brakeman on the Short
line, stuck his elbow out of a car window
while going over bridge Saturday night,
and striking the bridge, horribly shattered
the bone. He was taken to his home on
Saratoga street.
Alta meeting of the various societies of
st. Stephan's Church yesterday morning at
the School Hall. Rev. Altman presiding,
the following gentlemen were appointed 10
make preparations to give Right rev.
Bishop Toebbe suitable reception on his
arrival from Rome: St. Stephens Society,
Henry Huser, John Hubig and F. Wembe
st. Stanislaus Young Mems Society, Henry
Deo, ]. Hundemann and Henry Playeman.
Committees were also appointed from Cor
pus Christi Church and the Church of tne
Immaculate Conception. The various gen
tlemen appointed on the Committee will
meet Thursday night at the Cathedral, in
Covington.
SPRlNGFIEID. q.
Hon. Allen G. Thurman speaks here on
the 9th of September
Mr.. L. NJ. Wissinger returned to this city
Friday from the South, where he has been
for three years.
The National Greenback Labor Party
the City Hall, in this city, Saturday August
3lst.
H. L. Ireland and Emma Ritter, parties
from Plattsburg, were married at Squire
Hallenbeck's office Thursday night on their
return from the fair.
DAATON. Ky.
morrow evening at the residence of Mr.
John Stone.
Charley Clarke, engineer on the dummy,
and Miss Kessler Of Dayton, were married
last Friday night. That's secret.
The Anchors, of Dayton, played the Ire
monts, of Cincinnati on Mueller's Grounds
yesterday. 2 to in favor OF the Tremonts.
Prof McGinnis PrincipaI-elect of the
Dayton schools, took an active part in the
Kearney proceedings at Newport Saturday
night.
Abner Bagly former well-known citi-
zen of Dayton, and engineer on the steamer
Golden Rule was taken to the Hospital in
Cincinnati last Thursday, with yellow fever.
He died Saturday at a. m. and was buried
early yesterday morning at the Newport
Cemetery.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Flattering prospects greet all concerned
in our fair next week.
Hon. Thomas L. Jones, candidate for
Governor, paid our city short call on Fri
day last.
The streets of our city are not watered as
promptly as they were formally Why this
neglect?
Our streets and sidewalks are now re-
ceiving the necessary attention. Will we
re-elect the same Council?
As many anticipate a cold winter the
prospect of cheap coal by the Cincinnati
Southern is indeed source of satisfaction.
Cincnnatians, come over to the Lexing-
ton Fair next week. Your tickets on the
K c. will only cost you So for the round
trip
The "paddle" man at the Cynthiana Fair
will give S. 900 for the privilege of running
his wheel at the Lexington Fair, but he
can't come it,
Charles Taylor had his examining trial on
Friday last. He was held for trial at the
next term of Circuit Court. He is charged
with shooting Dud. Jackson.
We are glad for the little girls sake
(Sallie jones' that Mrs Williams has found
her $780, which all will readily believe she
hid herself. Sallie goes clear.
Centennial Lodge, A. O, o. W., at their
meeting Friday night subscribed $40 for the
yellow fever sufferers. We hope other
charitable institutions will follow the ex-
ample.
The dogs, though numerous, are not so
countless as of old and yet we could spare
many more and not miss them outside their
midnight bowling Please, police send a
few of them to the potter field.
Two colored men named Henry Reed
and Dick" and in the employ of Harrison
& Co., quarreled on Friday evening, and
then resorted to blows. Dick struck Reed
with rock. Reed in return cut Dick with
pocket-knife in several places, which it is
believed will cause his death.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Miss Carrie Moody is visiting friends in
Delhi, Ohio
But fifteen days remain to pay your
taxes without the penalty.
Patronize home industry by giving your
express handling to Mr. Frank McGrew
Mr. Alexander Lawton will soon have his
new sign out on the liberty pole as Grim
inal Lawyer.
Mr. Will Scofield returned home yester-
day morning after six weeks visit to his
Canadian friends.
Rev. Richard Russell delivered very
appropriate sermon last night on the sub
ject what think ye of Christi
Mr.. Philip Danky has peach tree bur-
dened with some of the largest peaches we