The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16
News FROM POINTS AROUND
COyINGTON.

Ex-Gov Fisk and son are spending th,
heated term at Oympian Springs, Ky.
The adultery case of Ernst Clark wa
continued yesterday by Squire McLaugl
lin.
The Workingmen will meet tonight t
nominate candidates for the coming Angus
election.
Mr.. II. G. Hailam and family leave to
morrow for Spring .eld, KY, to spend tn,
warm months.
A little son of Mr.. Mike Burns wa,
brown from q horse to-day and receive,
everal bad bruises.
The beautiful Rnsemound homestead, or
the Madison Pike, will be sold at auction
tomorrow afternoon.
The present Fire Department is the bes
one in Corington, especially the pensioner
1t the SixtlI-street House.
We will wager weeks wages that Cla,
Hues can beat any man Of his size aI.t
weight in CovingtUn running.
The Sisters of Notre Dame College. O.
Paris, Ky, have transferred their interes
10 the Sister superior at Maysville, Ky.
One of the STAR typos was a little off il
y,
Is liable to Il bad spell in this hot weather.
Mr. John Purcell the excellent Der Ity
Clerk Of the United States Court was i ros
lrated with the heat yesterday and hao tC
be taken to his residence.
A marriage license was issued to-day ia
Thomas Greene and Fannie Buden, butl,
eolored. The groom asked for his death
warrant when lie made application for his
license.
POLICE COURT. William Israel, peddline
Hithout license, 81 Abe Hart, breach OF
the peace, continued; Mary Smith, drunk,
"a; Ham. Tisdale, breach Of the peace, dis
missed.
A picnic will take place at Riddles
Garden Thursday night for the benefit of
Charles Herbert, an ex-tireman. Turn out,
boys, and give Charley bumper, as lie is
Me king of good fellows.
John Huffman was arrested bv Officer
0'Haro yesterday for lettering in the prem
ses Of Bethel Brothers (the old Arnold
property and arraigned in the Police Court
tU-day and dismissed
Charley Shay and Ed. Gallagher can re-
late very exciting and amusing tale about
buggy-ride they had as few DAYS ago.
Their wives also can tell tale equally as
lrue. For time things were red-hot, so to
bpeak.
The Republican meeting at Odd Fellows
Hail last night was one of unusual size,
the intense heat Messrs
Deming and Butterworth presented the
political situation from Republican stand
point.
Cody Pargon, a little boy eight years of
nge, fell off one OF the White Line cars lust
In front of Iwick' S drug store, on the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Madison streets last
evening, and was badly bruised about the
head.
A debate on "Laziness" will tlke place
tomorrow evening between Messrs. james
Orr, Pete Crockett, Charles uaines Ed
Murphy and Billy Healy. The arguments
Will be submitted to Walter Cleary for
judgment.
Col. James Rife was negotiating bv let
ter to day with Il real estate agent for a cot
tage in the West End The young lady
who is to share Jimmy's joys and sorrows
is said to be wealthy and beautiful bru-
nette OF Newport.
The remains of Hon. Thomas Eginton
reached the city to-day via the O. q NJ. r.
lows and band of music. The remains
were taken to Linden Grove Cemetery,
where they were inferred
The Kentucky Central Railroad brought
to the city to-day ffty-four cars of grain,
hlteen of stock, two OF whisky, TWENTY-FIVE
hogsheads of tobacco, and II 500 pounds of
hemp for Ohio. Look out for Judge Lynch
IN that great moral State
The attention of the Board of Health is
called to the pond on Spring street be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth. The pond
creates very obnoxious odor in that viciu-
ty, and the people are loud in their COM
'laints about the pond not being properly
attended to.
Real Estate Transfers Lucy NJ. and ].
to Spear Furguson, % by 95
eet OH the north side of Third street, %
eet west of alley between Garrow and
Kennedy streets, So, 200. John b. KIos.
erman and others, by Master Com
missioner, to John X. Hadcroft. 25
,y 80 feet on the east side of Main street,
o feet north of Fifth street, $3.50.
Joe Hermes is making his diving effort in
he poltcal canvass for the Legislature in
lie First District. Mr.. John Richards. his
opponent, can not be beaten. He is a hard
Working man, and people are sick of law
'ers in that region, and Mr. Hermes' for
ner administration was of no credit to the
onntry. He is the man who wanted to
dispose of reading the Bible in the LegisIa-
nre. Let the people vote for Richards in |
he First District, and Shine in the Second |
md everything will be serene.
The residence of Hon. James B. Casey, at
he corner of Fourth and Garrard streets,
esterday afternoon at one o'clock, was the
Gene of brilliant wedding. The interest
d parties to the happy event wers Mr..
,ouis L. Powell, of Madison, Ind, and Miss
loliie, the charming daughter Of Ex-Sena.
or casey. The ceremony was performed
y Rev. George f. Bugbee, of the EpisCopal
nurch. IN neat and impressive manner.
he groom is son of the well-kfcyn
anker OF that name of Madison.
FUssY FIREMAN.-Bill Glore does at last
onle to the belief that he is Chief of the
Ire Department. He actually suspended
ne great i'm Sanford, the alleged fireman.
lr three days; and now he has suspended
William Warning on, and the Council Com
littee on Fire Department have agreed 10
lscharge him and put Mr.. George Wells in
Is place. Mr.. Wells is sober and indus
l"us young man, which is more than we
,uld say of the other members of the Fire
apartment The trouble about Warning.
~ was that he was continually quarreling
itli his brother James. The Fire DEPART
'eht needs ventilation in general, and
zen 1t needs chief who knows how TO
III it. w
Last Thursday evening Cecilia Berry at.
nded some sort of gathering at Rides
Ser garden. She had promised to return
me by 10 o'clock. At IL O'CLOCK her
other became anxious and started to find
e young woman. She was surprised
'on passing the German Ma
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