The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-17
CONVICTION.

Perclval S majority Will be infinite.
Mrs. L. L. Carey is visiting friends in
Delhi, Ohio.
Mr., Richard Ernst is visiting in Paris,
Kentucky.
Mr. j. J. Nigman is off to Mount Ster-
ling, KY.
The worllingmen will hold meeting at
Wellings Hall Sunday.
Mrs L. Rumbach has returned from an
extended visit to the country.
Mr.. Councilmen, pass an ordinance to
have people muzzle their dogs.
Captain John A. Goodson is without a
doubt the most popular candidate for
Marshal
POLICE CouRT.-Dan. Gray, breach of the
peace, dismissed; Harrison Carroll, same,
continued.
horse belonging to Nelly Donnayon was
sun-struck yesterday and died. Also one of
John Luens
Mrs Mary Abbott, widow of Y. C. L. Alb
bolt, of this city, died yesterday in her sew
enty-lirst year.
The employees Of the various brick yards
and stone quarries work but five hours a
day, owing to the intense heat.
Don't forget to vote for Hon. Geo. Per-
kins for Criminal Judge at the August elec-
ton Heis the only candidate out
The Daily Commonwealth will make its
appearance Monday with Col. Sam. Davis as
editor and 0. G. Virgins as local editor.
The heavy rain of last Saturday near Pc
tersburg, KY, swept off bridges, houses and
quite number of crops in that vicinity.
James H. Yancey, of Maysvlle, and Gran
10 IT Sol nf Elop,inr lnl
their petitions in bankruptcy yesterday.
Tom Singleton has rented a cottage, and
made the other necessary preliminaries for
his marriage witha prominent West End
belle.
A man with a cork leg and otherwise dis
figured, and too drunk to tell his name, was
arrested by the Bridge Policeman this NOR
ming.
DR., H. L. Lewis was yesterday presented
with very handsome cane by one Of his
admiring constituents Mr.. James Withers,
of Scott street.
Joseph Hartka will pay 500 reward for the
return of the $50 lost yesterday between his
carriage shop and DR.. Stuart's office, on
Madison street.
Chas. Morgan announces a moonlight ex-
Cnrsion tonight at the Star Baseball
fractions are offered.
Hon. II. P. Whitaker freed coon in
atree on Eleventh street, Monday night A
colored lad Skinned up the tree, shook old
cooney down and ended his career.
Another colored rape case was brought to
light in town this morning. The parties
live on Main street. near Seventh, and the
act was committed about week since.
Miss Kate Wurster highly y-accomplished
lady of West Fifth street, is visiting in Bea-
ver's Creek Wis, to recuperate her failing
health, preparatory to European tour.
An excited steer broke from drove yes
terday morning and plunged into Savers
shoe store, on Madison street. He scattered
the goods around promiscuously and left.
Miss Sallie Mccullough entertained quite
number of her friends in elegant style
Monday night Music, singing and discuss
ing an elegant repast was the order of the
evening
A ride through the country last evening
convinces the STAR reporter that the vote
will be almost unanimous for Mr. J. L.
Bristow for County Clerk. His efficiency
deserves it.
The moonlight excursion last night at
Latonia Springs was attended by the Try
phena Dancing Club of Cincinnati, and a
host of young folks from this city, who
spent an enjoyable evening.
Yesterday morning a large portion of the
sidewalk on the west side of Scott street, at
the corner of the alley running from Scott
to Madison, between Fourth and Fifth, sud
denly sank TO depth of six feet. Nobody
hurt.
Mr.. Peter Stehle, a German wagon-maker,
fell dead yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence, No 70 Riddle street. Mr. Stehle has
been suffering for the last week with liver
complaint, although he was walking around
yesterday.
Mayor Athey this morning says that Wal
lace Mudds word is about as good as
mans note written with water. Ben.
Dunckley was trying to get him out of jail
Oh the charge of gambling. He should by
no means be released
Constable Lambert arrested that obnox-
lous colored wench Joe Braxen, last night, |
for putting head on Fannie Green. She
was fined So by Squire Mansen for breach
OF the peace, and bound over to keep the
peace for one year in the sum of 800.
A little son of Mr.. John Flynn, who re-
sides on the Madison Pike, near the corpufr= !,
alton line, fell from the bank in Rogers
stone quarry yesterday a distance of seven
ty-five feet breaking his leg and receiving
other injuries that may result fatally. How
he escaped instant death is miracle.
NEWPORT.
Somehow everybody seems to have set
tied on Tom Jones for the next Clerk.
The Courthouse was densely crowded
during the trial of the Benaro case yester-
day.
Humpy Jacks boat-house was levied on
yesterday, and hauled to the Kentucky
size
"A Democratic barbecue and boogoo will
occur at Alexandria week from next Sat-
urday.
John Hildebrand was fined $40 and costs
in the City Court this morning for interfer-
ing with officers.
The Newport Baptist Church Sunday
school will picnic at Odd-fellows Grove to-
morrow. Free to all.
Prof. McGinniss is twofold happy man.