The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-01


their line of march.
Nh Ea,.....
delegates last Friday night to the State
Convention as follows For Governor first
Gnoice, Wadsworth; second choice, Evans;
new Genoro, poufo Nv braaicr n H. r'n,Iy H pannh au,
I;oons aro ;r,,.;tni ~ ~ ttI9 MI 'P""
Tho .,roo+ ,uooooai,,, 80 ,o,,,,5 o,,+ s.u
the Centen,iaI Is vor,, n,nornranS as % outirair
unsatisfactory. The idea of only marching
on three or four streets, and only two or
three squares on each of these on such an
occasion is ridiculous. We are now in
iaVor OF all business houses standing open,
as usual.
Walter c. Young, of this county, has
been convicted of counterfeiting. The jury
was out but forty minutes, when they re-
.ufheu WIN aNerdlct Oh gallty' Enorts are
pelhs uiaue ior new triai; ms sentence a Is =
ee zen no years III !ne rehlteEtiAsy aua liie Vi
S1'gOy ne Will oe cohiiheo III ING Prlsoh
Ut ooe'' i"'
tbio n1 Pooi ~ piIsliesg M 9i the sprIlIs races a'
ing. MIR. White nj the Phnnix was the
lucky man. He paws "a, 526. The booth
privileges were bought by Mr.. Hy. Law
was ever realized for them before. Yet
'in'es are hard'
LUDLOW. KH.
Granger M. r. Gravener. of Loyeland. O..
was here on visit yesterday.
Mr. Tosanb A savage has arrived home
from an extended Eastern tour.
NJ TT crovoror II G Gauoer 10 or.
dered to renort for dutv at petersbnrgb Kv
Mr. iugn hlle plack sllake creates con-
and callers at tbe nost.onice - where The
reptile is on free exhibition.
mr. anu hile. >; ~ Down'aa sEGhn S:i1i. IN tne
O where Mrs. Bowmsn reccntlv sano in
the oneretta Of .gThe AdmiraJ's Daughter u
m, .t,.. ,...,a,,.., .,,5.I = ..
Inc recentIy qeVelopeu scahaai ls Great,
circles hove We nrcfer ewoitine the de-
cision of fine legal PROCEEDINGS instituted in
The cnse before rommenting anv further on
the nasty mess
NJ, ' 80, uA. M
Marslal james MarShhll mas appolhleo
FRANK spencer as MS deputy
Mr.. Joe Dolman is already in business in
Denver, Colorado, Word to that effect
reaches us.
Mr.. ]. X. Dimmick has favored large
number of our people with work in the
foundry with which he is connected.
M p;u poc,,o ,r Noy,or+ fo,rd .
pocket.book on Berry avenue on Sunday.
Mr.. Pogue won't say what it contained.
II the CITY Council of Newport would fix
that sidewalk near the roling-mill by keep
ing. wagons from driving OH 1t, they would
obllge our travelling pubic.
Mr.. Oliver Hartwig is to leave tomorrow
for New Orleans to be gone for considera-
BILE time. Oliver, there is one kind heart
Will miss You when you're gone.
Charles Hausman, the barber, says that
when all the Young men who make his
place their Headquarters in daytime 90 to
work, he will hoist the flag of victory
rho and win Arsnouoh ,uo ~ o,,n
handsome young men, will deliver their
maiden speeches at the temperance meet
ing tomorrow night. Other speakers will
be present.
n,yho+ hoe booon,o of +,,o uo,,,,,, fo1,-.,
,.,o;oI "v it Wv SUu5 iUrns
"S,"' "i .b,, ~' Us We ,ai''
~ %no 'nJooa ti,ot t - 9o n.y. ~ i uo, i
aftor n Sforp, '""' 'N'i' 20 "i""' " ''''''i
That how who rms tho dummies occ,-
sionally had better be more careful while
on duty. On Saturday driver of John
IfapP,s teams had narrow escape from
oeiiis run over
WEST CONVICTION.
The West Covington Union NJ. f. Church
will be dedrcated next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, weather permitting.
The Sunday law is again revived. Surely
the knots of card-players dOtting the hills
are on the increase, the saloons all open,
anu az are oet.tr Pa.lo;iizeu .nan ever ana
'iie au'N"ii''eS uoueiis ooiie's
According to the town ordinance the
! noaIu ,nt mas iio ilsh' W appioPlia'o more
S" ~ ~ o,, rot oyneot NI,,no tj..
IuenCy VIC oal ,,ot @ Ca pGt; "t; ,nuo't uut tlaele
the Streets themselves
mi. D., ..,
o;r ' for oaI,s was a pJC h III th onoaonsm r.,
Efforts Of Mr. Romanowitz' who obtained
an appropriation of 5000 from the city of
Coyington. and something over $50 from
the citizens OF West Covington and else
where. The Improvement was good one.
the job we'll done and will save our City
treasury eoiisiuei"oly'
HAMILTON.
Miss Bertha KonneI is home ooa;n altar
short soiourn in St. Louis.
T. r. Munger Of the Eaton pub,;c
Schools Maid fbe citv a bri.f visit vostar.
day.
VIII. Aiken and Frank Stewart went IN
Middlatown last nipht to assist in tbe tow w
nera,,co co,,so '''''''' - 'N' 'eA''
Mr. A. 7 Scott indenendent cond,dote
for Mavor 10 stiIi IN tbe track and no,,G