The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-03

sincere friends in this city and were as follows:
Silver caster, presented by Mr. Henry Wehre; silver
tea set, by sister # the groom; silver knives and
forks, by the mother of the gr ON; set of silver
spoons, by H. Wiggers; fluting machine, by Mr..
j. Mattingly; silver vases and goblets by Miss
Anna McGill and John McGill: silver vases, gold
lined by MI. Mart BERTHE; toilet set and vases by
Misses Annie and Katie BERTHE; handsome wax
cross with glass; globe cover, by Miss Kate Bruseh;
silver bouquet-hOlders, by Miss Fannie Droge and
Nettie Adams The happy couple depart to-day
for their future home at Tippecanoe, o.
NEWPORT.
Henry Coshman fell from a shed roof and frac-
tured limb.
A special term of the Chancery Court will be
held tomorrow.
Charles Leopold an old resident of this county,
was buried at Lick Creek yesterday.
Francis Lehman, a carrier of the Free Press, has
been missing from his home since last Monday.
Mr. F. A. Stein is candidate for County Treas
urer, the various reports to the contrary notWith
standing.
Mayor Harton turned Bill Scott loose this morn
ing He was before His Honor ON a charge of
breach othe peace.
The Promenade Concert opens at Eclipse Hall,
for the benefit OF St Stephens School, tonight,
1t continues for fourteen days
James Canfeld, aged twelve, living on Taylor
street. fooled with pistol yesterday. With load
OF No. shot in his hand he is wiser boy.
The Waterworks Board will hold q meeting to-
night The important question of supplying the
suburban town OF Covington with water will come
before the Board.
J. W. Gribsy was arrested this morning on a war
rant sworn out by NJ. A. Sullivan, vino charged
him with malicious destruction OF property.
Squire Fuller will attend to the case this evening.
Messrs. John Vekley and Tony Reicher enter
tanned their young lady and gentlemen friends to
a very select party evening before last. The even
ing was spent in rare social enjoyment.
Jesse Arthur. Esq, and Mr. John schroll, yester-
dhy collected S. 80, which they presented To the
widow Gras, who was ref lrled to in yesterdays
ST as being in need Let Others follow the eX
ample OF these worthy gentlemen.
The artcsan well being sunk by Messrs. Robson
d Ste sman, distillerS, at FlnchtOWn, reached the
depth oil eight hundred and thirteen feetat o'clock
this nom ug, when u stream OF water COM
menced to flow. The quality Of water is exactly
the same as that flowing from the Moerein well,
i'll Cincinnati. Crowds OF people were tiorking
out adj morning with bottles 10 get sample of
the precious water; a good hif of which can be
had within half mile OF the place.
A meeting of the Newport Cemetery Directors
was held last evening. The Secretary rel orted
S2,458 is n the treasury. On motion the same
gentleman was requested to write to the Deputy
Clerk of the County Court at Alekan-
dria for the original deeds of the Gene
terry grounds which latter purhas d
by the city from Samuel Winston and vile in the
year 1886 and later an additional purchase was
made from Heinrich 1mnegart. The Secretary was
authorized to pay over the sum of S2,572 30 for
eight acres of ground recently purchased adjOin-
ing the present Cemetery. The number OF burials
during the month OF September were SIX
children in the private grounds and four
adults and six children in the public
grounds. On closing his report the Secret ry re-
marked that during the month Gf September not II
single adult or roWn person was inferred in the
private lots, which is something unprecedented in
the history OF the cemetery.
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To the Editor of the Star:
In Justice to myself and 10 the citizens of the
Fourth Ward who nominated Inc, / feel called
upon to make statement OF the facts in the case,
so that my constituents may be able t. Judge fOT
themselves as TO whether ;un the regular nom
nee for school Trustee or mr. Mr. II. NJ. H ally, |
n member OF the Board Of ElRation, becmuse l
have not acted in concert with him in school |
matters, now determined to Use every ~, abs
fair and foul to prevent my rc-elee-
ton. He told me that ho W uld
"leave no stone unturned to prevent my receiving
the no ninaion" and to defeat my election in
case were nominated
The fact is, my nomination was as fair as ever
was obtmued ut any primary meeting as Mr.. Shin
kle stated right after the count was made.
In cOncus on, say tu the citizens Of the Fourth
Ward, whether on or off the Democratic ticket
am candidate It'll o'ciock p m, atu.day,
October 5th, 1878. Respectfully,
WM. X. WEST, sR.
BELLEVUE kN.
Council meets tonight
The NJ S. Mite Society meets tomorrow night
at Mrs, Blanehards
Mr. John kemns has donated a box of cigars in
aid of the yellow fever sufferers
Luhn's temperance meeting wants a doorkeeper,
one with good muscle, you know.
The proposed coIteert in aid OF the South will
take place in the Council Chamber.
Two lots sold yesterd Y on Fairfield avenue, a
short di taice above Wenaroth grocery brought
$l} a foh Two years ago double the money would
not have purchased them.
The President of the temperance meeting be-
came very angry astnfght b cause II certain young
man would not Sc We as deorkecpef, and accord
ingly sid that he should not be emitted to vote
on any question. Tire yolingnan's interest in the
cArlsc Will not be shaken, however, by being thus
bounced.
The alarm OF fire yesterday morning proved to
be false one.
Governor Bishop arrived II the 9:25 train this |
morning, and was escorted to the Fair Grounds.
Miss Kate Michael of Cambridge, int, is visit |
ing Mrs. Tom smith, II the Nrst Ward.
Crowds began pouring in early this morning
and the number on ,he Fair Grounds to-day will
be very large.
The canal bank broke yesterday near Middle
town. This will make water scarce at the County
Fair Grounds.
Emanuel Shultz the Republican candidate for
Congress, was i'll the city yesterday viewing the
landscape DER.
Many OF the country people will remain in the
city to hear Hon John A. Mcmahon, who speaks
at the Courthouse tonight
The dinner and lunch tables at the Fair this
year are gotten up in the best style possible. The
auies spare no pains i'll trying 10 please the tastes
of all
Burglars made an ATTEMPT early yesterday morn
ing to enter the drug store OF Baumg rtner on
Ludlow street. Chase was given, but the thieves
escaped.
WEST CONVICTION. Ky.
All persons are Guested to leave their address
at c. MoSers grocery 50 as to enable the letter
rier to find their residences and thereby time
in delivering their letters.
There will be religious services held at the Town
Hall on Sunday evening" conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. D. A. Stepn of Ludlow KY. Professors Steen
and B0gart will have charge of the music. Alla are
cordially invited.
There will be business meeting of the church
folks on Thursday evening at 7:30 O'Clock al the
residence of Mr.. John Milichamp, Bond street.
Business Ofimportance. All parties interested are
respectfully requested to be present
The chidrens lawn party that was to have taken
place lest Saturday has been postponed until next
saturday, October 5th. The lawn party will tax
place on the grounds of John W. Clark instead of
Con Clark as WAS errOneOuSly stated.