The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09
COyINGTON.

COvINGTON.
The Seventh Ward election was illegal
and will be contested.
The Arnold will case was called in the
Circuit Court this morning.
A grand reception will be given tonight
at Odd-felIows Hall by Kenton Lodge, NO.
"a, l. o. o. f.
Greer d. Cox, John Felthaus and VIM.
Gray have received appointments as depu-
ties from Sheriff Armstrong.
Mr.. NJ. T. Shine was elected President of
st. Georges Benevolent Society, and not
Treasurer as we inadvertently stated i'll a
former issue.
NJ. II. Bostwick, John B. Evan Doctor
Ayerdick, J. w. Bryan and u number OF
other dis ingushed citizens left last night
for Versailles, to attend The funeral OF Dr.
w. A. Hall.
The funeral of Mr.. Christian Won Gundy
took place this afternoon from Scott-street
M. E. Church, and was largely attended by
members of the |. O. o. F., and friends ana
relatives of the deceased.
At the meeting of Council right the
new police and Councimen-elect Will take
the oath Alter the session the members OF
Council and the press will be entertained
by Theodore Leverman, Esq.
The Young but promising Forest Dramatic
Club appeared at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night in Aurora Floyd and the farce of
"Turn Him Out" The large audience was
pleased with the entertainment.
Mr.. Legrand Armstrong, the new Sheriff,
filed his official bond yesterday as Sheriff
and for collections of the State revenues,
with s. f. Roberts, Robert Stephens, John
T. Stephens, Thos. A. Bird, John A. Arm
4 L oil ipft 10 MY
as sureties. The bondslnen are all good and
reliable men, and are worth, in personal
and realty, about $3.50, 900. The bondsmen
were accepted, and the Clerk instructed to
forward a copy of the bonds 10 the Auditor
md retain q copy in his own office. Mr.
Armstrong will remove his family inro the
city, and reside here during his official
term.
Among the notable social events of the
season we mention two weddings Which
took place Yesterday The first was Mr.. E.
b. Virgins, Superintendent Of the PhGnix X
Mercan lie Agency, of Cincinnati. and MISS
Kate G. Rose, Rev. Mr.. Moore, pastor OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church, officiating. The
next was the marriage of Rob rt Harrison,
Superintendent of the wholesale depart
ment of John Sh1llito u Co., Of Cincinnati,
and Miss Eliza Easton. The ceremony was
performed at the Union NJ. e. Church, in
the presence of Il few of the most Intimate
friends of the bride and groom, Rev. X. H..
Ramsey officiating. Both brides were rich
ly attiTed, and received numerous hand
some presents.
NEWP0RT.
Mr. Hope Boa! is seriously indisp0sed.
Rev. Henry D. Moore has removed back to
Cincinnati.
Mr. Dan. O'Hara is organizing minstrel
troupe to take the road
Mr. Pat Noonan has been elected Organ
izer of the Workingnen's party.
A young lady assis ant has been added to
the clerical force at the Post office.
The Assembly announce theirnext recep.
tion at Smalley's Hall, on the 2Sth inst.
A member of the Board of Public Works
Mr. Henry Fisher, suffers from fractured
arm, the result of fall on the snowy pave
ment.
Ex-City Marshal Dave Lock, who shot
one Fitzgerald, was attacked by the lattcr'S
friends in Cincinnati yesterday, and
severely beaten.
James Hardman an account of whose
frightful fall was given yesterday, is report
ed as having symptoms which point to Il
possible recovery.
John Poehner, who escaped from the
Newport Jail several weeks ago, was ar
rested in Bucktown, Cincinnati, yesterday
He will be returned to this city.
Hon. Judge Makibben will hold special
term of the County Court this afternoon, t.,
try Lydia Ware on charge of lunacy
Also woman named Amelia Wise on the
same charge.
A neat invitation has been shown us, an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. John L. Pope
and Miss Anna Bennett, to take place next
Wednesday evening, at the residence of the
brides parents on Mayo street.
The Coterie Literary Club, at meeting
held at heir room last night, elected the
following officers: ]. Fl. Lamping Pfesi
dent; f, ]. Shuh, Vice President; II. NJ.
Green, Secretary John Zolers, Treasurer.
Yesterday afternoon, while Messrs Dave
Lock, TAYLOR Thornton and Fred. Rich
were out segh-riding the vehicle capsizeG
on the Alexandria Pike spilling the tric
hv the roadside and fracturing Mr.. Riehr.
icg
Mr. and Mrs Mahue. of Cincinnati wer,
driving down the Alexandria Pike, neal
the head of Monmouth street, this morn
ing. when their sleigh was overturned BY
colliding with a wagon. Mr.. Mahue sus
tained fractured arm and was otherwise
injured Mrs. Mahue escaped with sligh
injuries
Mr. Charles Mosier contracted sever,
cold while repairing the water pipe at the
Barracks on Sunday last. He suffered
great inconvenience from Breathing unit
Monday night, when DIR. Jeancon insert &c
silver tube into his windpipe when he wa
much relieved and has since that time beer
improving.
In the State Convention, which will b.
held in Louisville in May, Campbell Coun
ty will have twenty-nine votes. There ar,
1,603 votes in the convention, necessary tc
choice 802. Col. Thomas l.. Jones has owe,
500 votes instructed for him, besides othel
counties who have not yet appointed dele
gates that will be instructed for him,
DAYTON. KY.