The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-01

The town is minus de oullud popuIa-
ton" this morning, they having all gone
picnicking to Parkcr's Grove.
Vote for Tom White for Sheriff and Tom
Jones for County Clerk, and you can rest
assured you have not lived in vain.
Haddock's new Covington and Newport
Directory has made s appearance. 1t is
an improvement in every respect on the old
issue.
The Newport race track is becoming pop
ular for fast turnuuts. Several of Cincinna-
It's best rioters were on the track yesterday
testing their speed.
Willis Coffin, a fve-year-old boy, fell
from q second story window on Chestnut
s rect, Tuesday night, and received injuries
which may prove fatal.
Two boys, named Luman and Lally, at
temp ed to steal from a tobacco wagon yes
terlay on Columbia street, but they were
discovered by the owner.
The fine horse recently purchased by the
Fire Department, which has been down
with dangerous malady, was considered
out of danger this morning.
Eastern capitalists have purchased the
property of Conrad Hahn and some adioin-
ing property at Taylor's Creek, on which
they propose TO erect paper-mill.
Captain Sarver, of the Dayton Red Artil-
lery, was in town this morning completing
arrangements for big "send OFF, al the
close of the election Monday night
A six-year-old son of VIM. Sorzenbacher,
residing on Mayo street, fell from loaded
wagon yesterday afternoon, the wheels pass
ing over his left arm near the shoulder,
badly crushing it.
Squire Charles Buchanan is a candidate
for reelection. Mr.. Buchanan, during his
term of office, has made hosts of friends
and is popular among all parties. His cleo
tion is already assured.
Ellen Mclaughlin, who returned on Mon
day from Frankfort, after serving a term in
he Pentenliary for forgery. was accommo-
dated with nights lodging in Jailer
SchwartZ's establishment last night.
Richard J. Dalton and Charles J. Cole
man, with J. p. Brennaman, being formerly
in partnership as Dalton, Coleman & Co.,
filed their petition in bankruptcy in Gov
ington this morning. Dalton q Coleman
show their liabilities to be $45, 1877 65. Each
partner also filed a separate pc ition.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mr.. VIII. Scofeld is at present taking in
the sights of Ontario, Canada.
We will not mention what happened to
Frank Genoway on Berry avenue yester-
day.
Mr.. Ed. Airs friends are making it lively
at the saloons. It's no use, Tom Jones will
scoop this town.
Wanted-a dozen candidates for town and
district offices. Apply to West. Ratcliff on
Monday at 8 a. m.
Mr.. Chas. Mcmillan, who is candidate
| for Constable, will receive an almost solid
vote. He deserves it,
The Misses LOU. Eugenie and Rose Miles
will shortly leave on an extended visit to
friends in Southern Kentucky.
A great many persons seem TO think that
John Tocher, candidate for reelection as
County Assessor, can neither read nor write.
Such persons are greatly mis- AIKEN.
A the meeting of the Sons and Daughters
of Temperance last night Master frankie
Parker gave his version of the absainer's
reply in a creditable manner. Mrs. Nixon
read selection in good style. Captain
Joseph Rudolph, of Cincinnati, will give an
address at the next meeting on Wednesday
night.
Here's your complete list of candidates,
with strength about in the order named:
For Mayor-P. f. Genoway, Sr., Reese
Morgan and Alfred West. For Marshal
James Marshall, John Kearns Joseph Dol.
man and Emil Diss. For Justice of the
Peace-James H. Everhart, Reuben Tedrow,
J. w. Foudray and Henry Fares. For Con
stable-Charlie Mcmillan is the only candi.
date. 1t will be thus seen that twelve men
are willing to be sacrificed for the good of
their country. Others who have the prizes
in view should come out at once and keep
the ball rolling
DAY TON. Ky.
Mr.. Allen Rising, father of Mrs. M.
Corey, died in Fulton, Tuesday, and was
buried yesterday.
Everybody should bear in mind the SUD-
per to be given tonight at Moeller's Hall
by the Engish-speaking Catholic ladies.
There will be fine feast and plenty of
dancing all for 25 cents.
The Democratic boys were all out at the
meeting last night. Speeches were deliv-
cred by Col. Berry, Chas. ]. Helm, Esq,
and Frank j. Sutton, Esq. The latter gen.
tleman is an independent candidate.
The congregation of st. Francis Church
have agreed to throw the church into bank
ruptcy, and a committee consisting of
Messrs. Nolte, Wirth, Wern, Husman and
Schulz was appointed to conduct the affairs
in bankruptcy.
Board of Education met at lower school
house last night, members all present ex-
cept Mr.. Wagner. Minutes read and ap-
proved. Finance Committee was author
lied to take up note in bank, August 10th,
if there is sufficient money in the Treasury.
Mr. Daley was employed to make copies of
the plans and specifications of the school
building for the use of the Board. The
Committee on Supplies and Repairs were
instructed to make all absolutely necessary
repairs to school property. The letter Of
Prof. Jas. McGinniss accepting the position
of Principal, was read and filed. The
election of an additional teacher was laid
over till the Visiting Committee make their
report on course Of study, Board then ad,
journed.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Mrs Dr. A. Teegarden has returned from
California.
| A large crowd went to Dayton to-day on
the excursion.
Mrs Allen, of Xenia, is visiting Mrs.
Daniel Thatcluf.
William H Weir is a delegate to the
Chautauqua Assembly.