The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-01
COVHNGTON.

4 MT, Val, L. SOlllDS Is nome from 6C.
R Louis.
4 Twenty-one marriage licenses were issued
Y this month.
4 Mr.. Henry Berte is lying dangerously ill
X at his residence.
N Mike Bolan went on duty as q day police
v man this morning
\ Collector Holden is in Washington, look
\ ing after his position.
N The Corbin case was continued in the
a Circuit Court this morning.
\ Rev. Father Gabriel O. S. B., leaves to-
\ morrow for Pennsylvania to accept new
\ charge.
\ Luke P. Blackburn will explain to-mor-
I row night at DreXelius Hall why he ought
to be Governor.
Miss Mary Z. Bailey will be united in
marriage next Wednesday to gentleman
I from Baltimore.
4 Conrad Deisler, the man that was beat up
in such a shameful manner, is still unable
4 to leave his bed.
POLICE CoURT.-Billy Mcdonald, disor-
derly, $l3; August Wieland, same, $28; JAS
Wiels, drunk, $4.
A mission at the Mother of God Church,
under the control of Jesuit Brotherhood
begins next Sunday.
Mr.. James H. Nevil filed his petition in
bankruptcy this morning Liabilities $5,-
.O66 81; assets 81, S33 05
? Bankrupt Perry Ellis, of Pendleton,
County; Harrison Pipe, of Nicholas County;
w. S. Overley, Kentucky Postmaster
Mr.. Greer Cox has Withdrawn from the
race for County Assessor, owing to the heavy
duties imposed upon him in the Sheriff's
office.
Mr.. John Foster, the strongest man the
Democrats had out for Sheriff. has with
drawn This leaves the race between Lowe
and Percival.
The hucksters' stands in Main-street mar
ket were sold this morning by Market-mas
Ter England, and realized in proportion to
the sales last year.
Miss Jennie Rife was married last even
ing to Mr.. Henry Smith, at the Fifth-street
Christian Church. The newly-married pair
have gone to Louisville.
Council should abolish those side stands
in Seventh-street market. The sidewalk is
hardly wide enough to accommodate the
negroes that assemble on them.
The boy Gregory, who was arrested by
Officer o. Hara at Van Amburg's Circus, by
the request of his parents was returned to
his home in Louisville yesterday.
The proposed schedule of reduction of
Teachers salaries to be presented at the
meeting Friday night will curtail the ex-
penses of the schools about $8,000
David, the periodical king on Eighth and
Madison streets, sells the STAR, and all or
ders, advertisements news items, &C., left
with him will be promptly attended to.
Mr.. Samuel Moss, carpenter, living at 116
!. East Eleventh street. had both of his legs
Z trr1y hut tla fn11 &c
ton on Front street. near Vine, Cincinnati.
Hon. Joseph Hermes recited his vale
dictory on Arbeiter Hall last night A full
brass band escorted him out of the hall,
and the same band escorted the new pro-
prietors in
Lew Bracker is somewhat inclined to be
superstitious. He completed the rope Sat
urday to hang the negro in Maysville with,
and took it to Newport to make the moose,
as he doesn't believe that it is good OMEN
to make the moose in the same town where
the rope is made.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to Peter Pitlinger, a widower with seven
children, and Miss Millie Wanke. They
will be married tomorrow evening red
hot reception will be held at the residence
of the groom. Ten kegs of beer and other
such delicacies have been purchased for
the occasion.
The City and County, Democratic Execu-
tive Committee met this morning and
agreed to hold the primary elections on the
h of May, and the Convention on the 9th.
This will give the delegates but little time
to get fixed" Messrs. S. G.. Edwards, r.
=. Hallam, i. j. Green, John Talon and
Frank Wilson We're appointed to select
Judges for the primary election.
NEWPORT.
The Pioneer Association meets this even
ing at Henry Rites
Mr.. Charles Fechter has withdrawn from
The firm of Deppe & Co., brewers.
# Hon. Judge Perkins, of the Criminal
Court, was in the city this morning.
Prof. Force Balm has been elected Pres-
dent of the Telephone Combination Com
pany
The venerable Professor Tosso. of car
kansas Traveller" fame was in town this
morning
The German Benevolent Association will
hold their annual election for officers next
Monday.
Jesse Waters, Esq, who was in attendance
at the Bell-Gaither wedding, returned to St.
Louis this morning
Benjamin Drybread was sent up for ten
days and made to pay the costs of prose-
cution, this morning, for abusing his wife.
DIR. e. P, Schlicher, electric doctor, dis
appeared several days ago, and up to last
hight had not been found.
A walking match has been arranged be-
tween Col. Jim Berry and Squire Hayman
Tor $500 side, with Tony Hoff as stake
holder.
Mrs. ID. Marsh brought suit in the Chan
Gerry Court this morning for divorce from
her husband Isaac Marsh, on account of
adultery.
A huge Gatling gun, under the imme-
diate charge OF Col James Meehan, was on
exhibition at the short-line Depot this
morning.
The City Treasurer Captain E. Z. Bowers,
Z RENTED 100000 yesterday to the Bank of
America at New York to pay coupon inter-
est due May 1st.
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