The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-08
COVINGTON.

Virginia, next week.
Mr.. M. Boullie left yesterday on busi-
ness trip to New York.
TheHJational Hotel is to be converted into
a billiard hall and sample room.
The Boone County Democracy yesterday
endorsed Hon. John G. Carlisle.
Conductor Wood Wilson is off to Chicago
to attend the Conductors Convention.
w. H. Mackoy filed suit against the heirs
of the estate of w. III. Ball for settlement.
Twenty-Five car-loards of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this MORN
ing.
Miss Mamie Won Gundy and Mrs. George
w. THOMPSON are attending the st. Louis
Fair.
Miss Mary WeweIler and Miss Anna Loeb
ker have returned from trip through
Ohio.
Mr. Courtney Piatt and Mr.. Charles
McVeigh returned home this morning from
Europe
Another party of emigrans passed
through the city this morning from Pendle-
ton County, Ell route for Texas.
Joe Russell is about to write a play en-
titled: Roxy Russell Revenge; or, Night
in Rvan's White House." i'll which he will
act the leading part.
Be careful about buying cabbage. Several
families have been poisoned recently from
paris-green that had been placed on the
cabbage to kill insects.
Mrs Enoch Bannister, who had almost
reached her hllndredth year, died Sunday
Her funeral takes place to-day from the resi-
dence of MFR. Dudley Petty.
POLICE CouRT.-Andy Herold, disorderly,
$l3; John Wesher, same, dismissed; John
Beresford, same, 81; John Sheridan, same,
SO: Mike Farrell, breach of the peace, dis
missed.
Myrtle Beethoven and Friendship Lodges,
X. OF P, will participate in the procession
in Cincinnati next Thursday. After the
procession banquet will be held in Turn
ers' Hall and a ball at Washington Plat
form, Cincinnati.
Mr. Fred Fenk and Miss Lizzie Neman
were married at st. Joseph's Church this
morning. After the ceremony the party
was conveyed to St. Bernard in Billy Leon
ards new and elegant hacks, where they
will spend the day.
An old fish peddler who ought to be
drummed out of town, was seen last Friday
picking some ice out of the street which
had Just been taken from corpse, and put
it on his fish. People should be careful
about purchasing fish from these peddlers,
as JDGy OHlN sell d luI VI lClupCu "'io eoil
demned fish from Cincinnati.
At the Democratic mass meeting held at
Independence yesterday, the following del
egates to the Williamstown Convention
were appointed
First District - Delegates-W. E. Ar
thur, B. Becker, Fred. Fisher, 7. ]. Smith,
p Mcnamara, j. B. Casey H. Linneman,
H. Clay White, T. F. Hallam, A. G. Ellis,
r. jeff. Phelps, Wn Healy, W. M. Fenley,
John Kennedy. Alternates-M. ]. Dudley,
J. B. Foster, F. P. McVeigh, Chas. Adams,
M. L. Roberts, j. G. ecalfe W. g. May
berry, Frank P. Helm, ]. NJ. Tisdale, Fred.
Wise, John Whitney, II. Moselage, c. L.
Denger.
Second District. ct.-Delegates-H. F. Blase
Clem. Hovekamp, H. Olliges, w. f. Pink
haus, H. H. Priesthoff, J. L. Bristow, r. d.
Handy, John L. Sandford, J. Frank Lowe
Pat G. Bolan, w. L. Grant, John s. Scott
James Holmes, James OHara, Jr. Alter
nates-Henry Klosterman, Alex. Davezac
John B. EVAN, James Hester, F. d. Madeira
N. r. Lindsay, George Dawson, John Felt
haus. Abe Campbell, John Flavin, Hayden
Kendall, Pat. Casey, John Freer, w. S
Mock
Third Observation-Disclosures Sim
mons, w. L. Manson, j. Busse, Bernard
Grady, M. Hamilton, J. c. Byland J. l.
Brs ow, Frank w. Gray. w. II. Brown
lnOnldS lLeClOl, 1HOlildS CleWdll, Joihoo w
Wren, e. j. Green James Daniel. Aller
nates-C. G. Wallace John Wolf, Johr
Williams, John Lea hers, s. F. Roberts, w
S. Grant, Frank P Wilson, Elijah North
cutt, j. NJ. Bagby, VIM. c. Respess, James
H. Poor VIM. c. Threlked, II. 7. Wilson
Alfred Stephens. Hon. J. G, Carlisle wa
Endorsed.
LICENSED TO LovE.-Bernard II. Fresen
berg and Johanna Robbers.
MrTaliafero was yesterday elected Count,
School Commissioner by the Board OF Magis
trates.
Col. Nose Webster, the noted guerilla dur
ing the late war, the man who gave m
quarter, paid a visit to his friends in New
port yesterday.
Neither the police nor fremen have re
ceived a cent of their well earned salary TO
over four months, and what makes matter
still worse there is no telling when the.
will.
Messrs Burning & Ershell lose valuabl,
horse which was kicked by another hors
Yesterday DR.. Commens, of Cincinnati
while endeavorng to set the leg of the ami
NAL, was also kicked, and seriously injured
There were nineteen out of the twent,
Magistrates of the county present at tn
Court of Claims in Alexandria yesterday
The missing one was Squire Joe Hoff, o
Newport. who was unable to attend on ac
count of illness.
Have the Democratic party in this bur
become demoralized? 1t would appear St
from the fact that but thFee-COnstabl
Jackson, Boss Bill Air and Joe Clesterman
of the Second Ward, the largest in the city
voted the straight Democratic ticket,
young horse attached toa buggy owne'
by w. K. Boal became frightened while
standing in front of the Post-ooffice thi
morning and dashed down York street a
lightning speed. On reaching Front he raj
east along the edge of the river bank unit
he reached Monmouth street, where he wa
checked. A big scare along the line was al
the damage DONE
AT the meeting of the School Board las
Night the salaries of teachers and clerk fo