The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-19
CONVICTION.
Night Owls, look out for Alden.

night.
Mr. J. R. Stephenson has young son at
his house.
The funeral of Mr. Reese Todhunter took
place to-day.
Bateman has resigned. Put Mr.. James
Holmes in his place
DR.. II. L. Lewis has Withdrawn in favor
of Dr. Knolman.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Naseman died
from a sunsroke yesterday.
Police, attend to that crowd of boys on
the corner of Sixth and Main streets.
Godfrey f. Park is the man that proposes
to beat Squire Mansen for Magistrate.
Mr.. John Duneltv, who was overcome by
heat yesterday, is in critical condition.
Walk into little bull-pen and cast your
votes at the next election. Council says So.
Hon. w. W. Cleary will uncork his elo-
quence to the people of Berry's Station to-
morrow.
City Council last night. The official pro-
ceedings in full will be found in to-1nor-
rows STAR.
A girl at Simral G. Crawfords tobacco
factory was prostrated by the heat, and
forced to go home.
Miss Emma Grizzle, of Porter's photograph
gallery, was overcome by heat, but prompt
attention soon restored her.
The price of beer has again raised to
cents per glass; much to the regret of the
hummer element and candidates.
That was sleek trick of Rube McDaniels
last night getting Council to pay police
man SIS a month to watch his bar-room.
Mr. ]. A. P. Glore, the well-known to-
bacco merchant, filed his petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, $1S,lS6.
Frank Murray, who was released from the
WorE-house yesterday, where he has been
confined on the charge of beating his wife,
was arrested this morning on a similar
charge.
Among the victims to the extreme heat
yesterday was Esquire Duvenick, who fell
in front of 1Oung's grocery, on Madison
street. He was pronounced out of danger
last night.
Two young boys, named Sullivan and
Turner, who reside in the vicinity of Second
and Scott streets, caught a stray porker
yesterday which the owner can have by
calling ON them
Jake Won Gundy, Constable John Rife
and Bernard Brockman, of Twelfth street,
all had to succumb to the heat and seek
medical attention, but they are in a fair
way for recovery.
The venerable mother of Mr.. Daniel
McCarty died at Mt Vernon, Ind. Her re-
mains arrived in the city this morning and
were inferred in the old homestead grave
yard at Banklick.
We are very sorry that we were misin-
formed yesterday about Officer o. Hare, one
of the best policemen on the force He
was right in arresting his man, and deserves
credit for his vigilance.
Hon. H. P. Whitaker, that prominent"
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, is an
immense Coon and cat hunter. The
''coons" can vote, but the "cats" are lack
ing the necessary prerogative.
COUNTY Court. Sheriff Lowe was allowed
80 cents for his little political trick against
Sheriff Percival. M. L. Roberts filed his
commission as a notary. Francis Oster
was granted naturalization papers.
Rees Todhunter, an old citizen, and for
many years Wood Measurer of the city of
Covington, died at his residence, No. ,427
Bank Lick street, last night at $50. He
had lived in Covington for fifty-two years.
A little boy about seven years of age the
son OF Mr.. Seth Lynn who lives in the rear
of SAM Moreands stable, was run over by
Younghans' grocery wagon yesterday after
streets, and was very seriously bruised about
the right thigh.
The grand Democratic ratification, under
the immediate supervision of Hon. Joseph
Hermes, at Rudde's Garden, on the Both
inst, promises to be grand affair. $50 of
the proceeds will be awarded to the mother
OF young Hitter, who was cut, and $25 to
st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Miss Marie Prescott, the pride of Coving-
ton, gives her farewell benefit at Odd-fel-
lows Hall tonight. The programme con-
sists of scenes from "Romeo and Juliet" by
the fair beneficiary vocal solo, by Mr.. Geo.
A. Bowen; selection from the Love Chase"
by Mrs. Laura Aldrich; song, "She Wan
dered Down the Mountain Side" by Mrs.
Annie Beattie; recitation, "Davy's Prom
ise," by the author, Mr.. Con- T. Murphy,
and concluding with the charming comedi-
eta of "The Happy Pair" Our citizens
will see to it that Miss Prescott is greeted
with large and appreciative audience.
NEWPORT.
Mrs George Hindman is visiting friends
in West Virginia.
Hon. T. "A. Flannelly has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be on the streets once more
. Andrew Cantley, of Cincinnati, was sun
struck here yesterday and sent home.
1t is now reported that the new depot will
be erected at the head of Saratoga street.
Henry Hoch was sunstruck while white
washing on Front street. He is improv-
ing.
Two of Charles Spink's valuable horses
fell dead from heat while hauling coal yes
terday.
Mr.. w. HI. Waters, President of the
School Board, is confined TO his room from
illness.
From present indications tomorrow will
be big day for the Workingmen at Alex
Andria
Gen. Hodge was offered $3.50 for his boat