The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31
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Court.
DIR. DeGruyter, contrary to opinion, has
got his naturalization papers
The Eclipse Dancing Circle picnic comes
off tonight at Rudde's Garden.
The present police force is telling fast on
the race for Marshalshp. Too many in
efficient men.
The only thing in favor of James Hester,
in the Seventh Ward is that he is an adyo-
cate for free bridge.
sandersons Bakery, on Fifth street. was
entered by sneak thief this morning and
the till was tapped for S.
The much abused P.'s WILL from all ap-
pearances, go inby large majorities-Perci-
val, Perkins and Phelps
The county picnic at the Springs to-mor-
row promises to be a rouser and will last
until o'clock Friday morning.
The Court yesterday held that the evil
dence against VIM. Love was insufficient
and the prisoner was discharged.
Judge Perkins banners of success are
floating gracefully over every county in the
district, in spite of Perrin's insignificant
efforts to displace them.
People of the Seventh Ward should by all
means vote for Sam. Coffin for Councilman.
He is an honest man of sound judgment
and would make a good representative.
Mr. Ben. Wellington died at his resi-
dence, on West Sixth street, yesterday
Deceased was clerk in the employ of John
Shilito, and stood high in their estimation.
The rumor that Mr.. Geiswein would put
Pat Mooney on the Police Force is without
foundation. Mr.. Geiswein has made no
promises whatever, and in justice to Mr..
Geiswein we will say that if elected he will
have no men on the Force who get in a
beastly state of intoxication.
A colored girl named Sarah Kennedy ap-
piled for a warrant this morning in the
County Court for the arrest of Dennis Ham
ilton, charging him with bastardy, but the
necessary proof was not present. conse-
quently the warrant was refused. Major
Billy Gray was the plaintiff attorney.
The election of Mr.. B. s. Hardin for
County Assessor now seems to be without
doubt. His majority will be up in the
thousands. His efficiency and many fine
traits of character, coupled with his i'm
mense popularity, has won golden opinions
among he people during his official career.
We also say the same for Julius L. Bristow.
KENTUCKY FAIRs.-When, where, and
how many days held:
Lawrenceburg Aug. 18th, days.
Sharpsburg, Aug. 9th, days.
Cvnthiana, Aug. Goth, 5 days.
Eminence, Aug. 23d, DAYS
Lexington, Aug. 9th, days.
Shelbyville, Aug. 9th, days
Florence Aug. 9th, 5 days.
Paris. Sept. Sd, days.
Paducah, Sept. Sth, days.
Bowling Green, Sept. 18th, days.
Germantown, Sept. 10th, days.
Ashland Rovd COuntv Sent 11th Q dovs
No Worlds Fair in Woodford County
this year, nor at Mt Sterling nor Danville.
NEWPORT.
Miss Belle Harrigan is visiting relatives
at Altoona, Pa.
Vote to re-eect Tom White, and you will
never regret it.
Bill Talliferro was marched to the Sta
tion-house last night to sober up.
The Betz-Hanselman assault and battery
case is continued to 80 this evening
The little English sparrows imported two
years ago, are annihilating the caterpillar
crop.
Old man Payne, veteran of the war of
1912, graced York street with his presence
this morning
Dr. Thornton of the Newport Chess
Club, is said to be one OF the best players in
the three cities.
Tom White has proved himself to be one
of the best Sheriffs that ever graced the Of
flee in Campbell County.
The attention of the proper authorities is
called to that hole in the street, corner of
Jefferson and York streets. 1t needs filling
up.
Mr.. John Dewitt formerly well-known
young society gent of Newport, is now con-
nected with the u S. Signal Service at
Philadelphia.
The county outside of Newport is said to
be evenly divided between Frank Edgar
and G. J. Helm, but the city will give Ed
gar large majority.
Frank Edgar has been pronounced by the
best legal talent In Newport to be much bet
ter qualified to fill the office of County At
torney than either of his opponents.
A number of the cigarmakers of Haas G.
Bro, of IA Main street, Cincinnati, who re-
side in this city, declare that they are only
demanding the prices paid by every other
cigar manufacturer in Cincinnati.
The numerous friends of Col. H. D. Houn-
shell will regret to learn of the death of his
wife, which occurred shortly before II
o'clock this morning. The deceased was
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teemed by large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances.
George Mcdonald, brakeman on the
short-line Railroad, fell from freight
car yesterday while the train was running
at the rate of fifteen miles an hour, and re-
ceived such injuries about the head and
shoulders that his life is despaired of. He
was taken home to his widowed mother at
Louisville.
schemp, the saloonist, who holds forth at
the lower end of Lawrence street, was
brought to terms last night for the first time
on record, and that by Newportlad whom
he tried to oust from his saloon. In order
to bring things to crisis Schemp made
lunge for his arsenal, which he keeps slowed |
away behind the counter, when the New
port boy leveled his ix-shooter at Schemps |
head which had the immediate effect of |
bringing him to terms
The police should at once clean out that
vile den at the southeast corner of Cabot
and Eglantine streets. 1t is an old, rickety