The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.

Charles Muker and Matilda Suter have obtained
their splicing papers.
The storm Saturday evening destroyed seyera
fine shade trees in the city.
We regret to chronicle the severe illness of the
venerable Peyton Woodyard.
M. Ike Bleyer returned last sht from busi
ness trip though Ohio and Indiana.
The little boy of Mr. Mike Burns has beer
missing from his home since last Friday.
The Democrats will have big blowout at Henr,
Tegges, at Buena Vista, Saturday next.
Mr.. P. Goldsmith returned to-day from pleas
ant visit to COney and Manhattan Islands,
George Keenc mourns tho loss OF his watch
which somebody stole Saturday from his yes
pocket
The dial on the Mother OF God Church wal
struck by lightning Saturday and shattered con
ideraby
The Executive Committee Of the Young Men,
Democratic Club meets this evening at the Office
Of 7. B. Wise.
The picnic of the East End Dancing Club Al
Shady Grove Saturday carried oil the cake for so
eial pleasure.
Seidensticker's orchestra leaves tonight for Lex
ington, KY, TO accompany the excursion IRON
that city to Niagara
Now comes rambling over the wires from Ger
many that Mr. g. A. Zwick, our popular druggist
has been married.
Colonel John Kohrman has assumed the pro
prietorship OF the Cottage saloon. John is clever
fellow and will do well.
Mr. James Simpson has been relieved in the
Revenue Department at Milton, Ky. Mr.. EbeI
Adams supersedes him.
Mrs. f. G. Flecke, accompanied by her sister
Miss Nina Morgan, left to-day for u few weeks
visit to Zanesville Ohio.
Mrs. Matching has subscribed IS to lhelp the
Democratic ticket through. Good for the widow
What will the ladies do next?
The venerable Peter Hoffman, our enterpttsinl
coal merchant on Scott street, returned from
visit to Germany this morning.
The Diamonds picnic at Rudde's Garden to-
night will be the best picnic that has been given
At Ruddes Garden this summer.
A mustang pony on the Lexingt$h Pike thought
that Joe List had too much cheek hnd lifted one
of his hind supporters and kicked it Off
City Clerk George Dawson, seemingly under
stands his business in sending up balloons. The
bne he sent up yesterday went out OF sight.
That house on wheels that was observed going
up Madison street Saturday was Ed. Eckman;
chicken coop. Ed. is going in fowl business.
Miss Farae With, who has been visiting her
uster at Bodkins, o., returned home Saturday anG
will return again Monday to spend the summer.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court to-day by
Hon. 7. f. Hallum against Smmerson & ID ckeT
son for fee OF $4,000, for conducting u lottery
suit.
Saturday by Charley Hilbert. Ii is q mystery tC
The natives OF that vicinity where the animal halls
from.
Master Commissioner Helm this morning sold d
LOT of property III Ludlow, in the case of Weyh vs.
Vans, cxecutrix. The properly was purchased by
the heirs
1t is simply disgusting to see how Walter Cleary
calls lIOnshall, OF Newport, great man. If that
man ever did anything great we have failed tC
hear OF It,
The sad intelligence has reached the city of the
death OF Mr.. Dave Edwards, formerly Paper
hanger Of this city. He died in Memphis Saturday
With yellow fever.
A tramp, who has been in the employ of Henry
Marshall, near Independence, for the past week
left very suddenly Saturday, taking with him O
dne suit of clothes.
The semi-annual report of the President OF the
Banklick Turnpike Company was filed in the
County Court this morning as follows: Collections
E3,0i0 l6; disbursements 81, ,767 H.
Dr. Averdick made motion, so it is said, be.
lore the Young Mems Democratic Executive Com
mittee Saturday not to recognize the Common
wealth i'll the future as Democratic organ.
The Young Mems Democratic Club held meet
ing Saturday and elected officers and appo nted
Executive Committeeman for each ward They
passed resolution 10 stand by the nominees OF
The party.
Ernest Clark, ono of the White.lne street car
drivers lost a pocketbUok during one of his trips,
II
earnings, and it is to be hoped that some honest
person found il.
Col John Creighton, of this city, has been ap-
pointed Sergeantat Arms at the Congressional In
yestgation Committee, in Cincinnati. Wen
wager weeks wages that no repeaters will gain
kdlnitancc on the brilliant Colonel.
A valuable mule belonging to Mr.. James Wren.
who resides on the Independence pike, six miles
from the city, was stolen Saturday night. Jeemes
Is considerably put out about the animal as he in
tended TO use in IA political canvass this week.
Mrs. Mary D. Farrell of Front street, is spending
the summer i'll Central Kentucky. Meanwhile
her two dutiful sons, John and Wilson, fight
every morning over the much mooted subject lin
That neighborhood) Of who shall be pot wrest-
ler."
On Wednesday morning at 7:3O O'Clock grand
Requiem High Mas will be celebrated at the
Mother OF God Church, on Sixth street, for the re-
pose OF the soul Of the late Bishop Conrad Martin
who short time ago died an exile in Geneva
Switzerland.
Some Hos" speculator made an attempt Satur.
aay to sell about sixty mustang ponies at the
Lookout House. The people didn't seem to ad-
mire the greaSer's stock, however, and the result
Of the sale amounted to only six ponies. The
average price obtained was Sij each.
The Society OF st. Vincent de Paul celebrated its
anniversary Yesterday. Grand High Mass was
celebrated in the morning by Rt. Rev. Father
Brandts, with sermon in the afternoon by Father
Teutenburg, succeeded by refreshments recita.
tons, &c, hy the children, in the basement of St.
Elizabeths Chapel.
There, was a rattling row on the corner of
Eleventh and Grecnup streets yesterday The
"Scans'' were on one side and party of Cincin-
nat boys on the other. The "Scans' came out
victorious, and a portion OF them were arrested,
but the other participants, who escaped yester-
day, Will be run in soue time this week.
1t is simply sickening to hear those alleged
Democrats say stick to your party" when they
are using all available means, both honorable and
dshonorable to defeat honest Mike Shine This
Dnly illustrates that majority Of the politicians
IN this town vote and work to be benefited finan-
tialy and to destroy the progress OF the publlcs
interest.
Henry Crembrien was arrested this morning for
burslarizng the residence Of Conrad Leisener, in
Campbell County OF S63. He was arrested by Off
cer Senour at the X. g. Depot The money, with
the exception of a few cents, was found on his
person. He was arraigned before Mayor Athey
70 day and committed to JAIL to await the action
Df the Grand Jury.
Rev. Father Bentz last night united in marriage
Mr. Michael Nolan of Cincinnati, and Miss Mary
Murphy, the charming daughter of Mr. P. Muir
phy, ol No. ,OjI Greenup street After the cere-
mony the newly welded pair received the cOngrlt-
hlations OF relatives and friends at the home Of
the oyiIe. IS parents, where an elegant supper was
spread for the guests.
Mr. J. P. Patton is acting in conjunction with
several other citizens OF the West End preparing
suit to file against the Covington & Cincinnati
Blldge Company, to compel them to run the fer
ryboat under the franch Sc of 1872 guarantee
fund of 500 has been subscribed to defray ex
penses, and Col. i. P. Bradstreet has been en-
ployed 10 conduct the case.
The Hibernians held fair few weeks ago, and
there was quite number Of articles that were not
taken AT liandra1an's saloon on Saturday
night, they were rancd off, and the following
were successful people: No. T. one barrel of -four
John Welsh: No. 78, an OIL painting of Father
Tom Burke, Miss Nellie McGrath No. II, a box Of
cigars, by the handsomcst young man III Coying.
ton.
The following officers Of Acme Lndgn No 116i