The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-28
CONVICTION.


Fourteen car loads of stock arrived on the
X. G. this morning
Pleasure Seekers picnic at Rudde's Gar
den tomorrow night
A Colored Fair will be held on the Star
Grounds commencing October lst.
Mrs. Geo. Coker and Miss Lille Collins
have returned from their visit to Niagara
Mr.. Clem. Norvel, formerly of this city,
died in New Orleans yesterday OF yellow
fever,
Pauline Baumgarten, qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of Jacob Baumgarten,
deceased.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson is home from visit
to Connersville, Ind, where he purchased
a$1l 600 farm.
A horse and mule were stolen from Mr..
7. jeff. Childress, near Independence on
Monday night
Up to 12 o'clock to-day 1920 had been
contributed to the yellow fever sufferers at
the various contributing places
Mr.. ADDISON Merrill, aged thirty-eight,
and Miss Elizabeth Findlay, aged seventeen,
were licensed to marry this morning
John Lehman offers $5 in gold and a
handsome bouquet to the girl who will pre-
sent the best black cake at the Florence
Fair.
The Navy Blues of Newport, and the Co.
PEGS of this city, will play game on the
Star Grounds Saturday for the benefit of the
suffering South.
POLICE Court. -Emert Lots, Henry
Swope Frank Rakers, Fred. Averbeck, Nor
man Williams, Fred. Keller bathing in the
Ohio River, were each fined $8.
The elegant silver and gold cake basket
offered by the Kentucky Central Railroad
Company as premium for the best herd of
fine cattle exhibited at the Bourbon County
Fair, is on exhibition at Duhme & Co. s,
Cincinnati.
Mr. E. j. Hickey, the king boot and shoe
dealer of Covngton has arrived home from
the East with one of the largest stocks of
boots and shoes ever brought to this city.
Mr.. Hickey also takes trade dollars at par
in exchange for goods.
Mrs. General David's brigade of newsboys
went into camp yesterday at the Zoo After
hot engagement with the animals, in
which they outtanked the monkeys and
put the elephant to fight, they charged
upon some refreshment tables, which had
been held in ambush at the restaurant, and
then the destruction was simply awful.
After this fierce engagement, Lieut. Gen.
Moore Commandern-chiefo of all the news
courage, when they were again turned loose
upon the animals. 1t was a glorious day
for the boys and their gallant chief, Mrs.
David
MoGRAWs MARRIAGE.-One of the very
best men on Marshal Bolan's force has done
the very best thing good man can do. He
has married a good looking, worthy young
woman The affair was conducted modestly
and quietly at the Cathedral yesterday
evening just as the shadows of night gath
cred closely about the sacred precincts.
Father Brands officiated and Billy's brother
officer and bosom friend, Mike Bolan,
accompanied by Miss Julia Keys, saw the
ceremony through We had almost forgot
ten to say that the bride is Miss Maggie
Welsh. The twain, now one though yet
barely in their prime, have been lovers for
half score of years, SO the gossips say.
They went home like good sensible people
and began married life without any foolish
preliminares, Joy be with them always
BUSTED BOYS AT BosTwIcK' s.-The follow
ing petitions were filed since IL o'clock yes
terday:
VIM B. Fleming, Fleming County.
VIM. H. Smith Carlisle, Nicholas County.
Thos. E. Wilson, Brookville, Bracken
County.
Vincent NJ. Crabb, Bracken County
John K. Morehead, Knoxville, Pendleton
County.
David A. Fisher, Ashland, Boyd County.
Lewis Helmick, Knoxville, Pendleton
County.
Francis E. Cappage Maysyile.
r. W. Hunt, Bath County.
John NJ. Hart, Pendleon County.
J. ]. Culbertson Falmouth.
VIM. J. Collins, Blue Lick Springs
John NJ. Pearl, Bracken County.
II. Moores, Bath County.
J. c. Hess and A. Hicks Dover, Ky.
J. L. Stewart, Mt Olivet, KY.
]. Woodhead, Falmouth.
J. II. Horner & Sons, Covington.
The liabilities of the latter are about
$155S0 A meeting of the creditors was
held to consider their proposition to pay 25
cents on the dollar and Committee ap-
pointed to ascertain their exact condition.
NEWPORT.
Miss Jennie Waterhouse is home after a
lengthy stay with friends in Illinois.
Rev. w. M. Mullenix and wife returned
last evening from trip to West Virginia.
Refugees are still pouring in from the
South, a large number OF whom find homes
in this city.
Come, everybody, to the citizens meeting
at the Courthouse tonight and attest your
sympathy for the suffering people of the
South.
Colonel James Taylor has notified Hon.
A. s. Berry to put HIM down for 500 at the
citizens meeting to be held at the Court
house tonight.
Hon. A. s. Berry, f. +. Wood and AL
bert Root are among the speakers who will
address the citizens meeting at The Court
house tonight.
The Masonic fraternity is hereby notified
that meeting will be held this, Wednes-
day evening, at Masonic Hall, Newport.
KY, to take action for the relief of our
Southern brethren, now suffering the ca
lamities inflicted by the yellow fever
Gcourge BY order of the w. MS
Deputy Sheriff Clary started out on a
mushroom hunt over Jones Hill about four
this morning, and after collecting market
basket full returned home leaving them in
the back yard. About an hour afterwards
hs went to prepare mushroom feast, but a