The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


back pay.
Another young fireman in town. Harry Mock
knows all about it,
A number Of Covngton people left to-day for
the Lexington FAIR,
POLICE CouRr.-Charles Larker disordeiiy, IS; !
VIM. Mcdonald, same, 81,
Rev, nenlamln stubbins left yesterday for Lewis
County to attend camp meeting
Mr.. George Merrmsn, brother Of David Merri-
man, died suddenly with heart disease yesterday.
The Laurel Dancing Circle have engaged Drex-
elius Hall for a reception on the Ion oil sep'eh'
ber
Coyington has lost two very attractive young
ladies BY the removal of Mr.. L. L. Keller to Cin
cinnati.
To-day is St Augustine Day, and it was cele-
bated with solemn High Mass at ST Augustine
Church in Peaselburg.
Miss Fannie stubbius will return home iron
Ashland, KY, to-day, where she has Deeh spend
ing the hot days with relatives.
Hon. John G. Carlisle, the pride of Kentucky
statesmen and family have returned from q de-
Ightiul sojourn at Blue LEX Springs,
marriage license was granted to-day TO Frank
Nilberding aged thirty, OF Cincinnati, and Anne
Tia Krchner, aged twenty-six, Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. R. b. Ward and wife and Mr.. james Thomp-
son and wife, of Springfield, o., are in the city,
and will attend the Florence Fair tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Avertcck and Mr.. John seeley will
bs married next "Wednesday. They will leave
Immediately aflertheir marriage for Little Rock,
Ark.
A letter from Mr.. John Campion, an expol ce.
man. now located ut Omaha, Neb., announces that
he is Sergeant OF Il company OF militia at That
place.
Wm Hiatt, horse thief, who escaped from the
Owen County Jail, was captured last night and
lodged in thesIovlngton Jail. He will he taken
back to his old quarters to-day.
Ladies who are compelled to pass down Madison
street put mnzzles on their noses before they pass
Eighth aud Madison streets. 1T has an odor Ike
Dne of "Bezenalis bouquets"
Mrs. L. Barbara Wilt, widow, who resides on
the west side OF Julia street, north of Burnett was
attacked yesterday by mad dog belonging 10
Bridget Finan and badly bitten in several places.
Secretary She man, Congressman Young and
Private Secretary Babcock came over to Covington
yesterday inspected the new Federal courthouse
and pronounced it good. The party also visited
Newport Barracks.
The Florence Dramatic Club entertained their
friends last night in elegant style with grand
banquet Theyoung men connected with the
Club are popular and enterprsing, and their dra-
matte efforts will prove success beyond doubt
Patrick OBrien of Covngton and Thos Welsh of
Middletown, Ohio, signed articles OF agreement
last night for walk, 1t Is to be another seventy
five hour or three days and three hours walk,
beginning next Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
and ending the following Saturday evening at IL
o'clock, strictly heel aud toe for 500 side the
winner to receive two-thirds Of the gate money
left after deducting all expenses and the loser the
other third. Coupon tickets will be issued at 81
each, emitting the holder to visit the walk each
Of the four nights, and there will be single I'D
mission tickets besides.
The agony is over and the g-wished-ior pic
mic takes place tonight at the Highland House.
The ticket selling closed night before last ami the
returns aud mon'y were counted last night al the
Cathedral House In the presence of the three
lad nd nArV
Jones officiating. The result was declared: Miss
Kate Callahan, 2,5l2 tickets, S62S; Miss Kate Vale,
D65 tickets, $l66 25; Miss Annie Fitzpatrick, 62l
tickets, Sl55 %; total, 3,79S tickets 500 80. Miss
Callahan was congratulated on every side, and
her sanguine friend last night were wild with
enthusiasm. Let everybody attend the picnic
tonight
Mr. Thomas Woods and Miss Jennie Edwards
were united in marriage last night by Rev. w.
Howes. Mr.. James Collins and Miss Iotta Cook
acted as attendants. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the happy pair repaired to the residence
which they had elegantly furnished previous to
their nuptials large number OF friend.
hwai ed them, and after extending the happy pail
congratulations, a most sumptuous lepast was dis
cussed. The bride was charmingly attired in
garnet silk trimmed in velvet. A number Of
handsome presents were bestowed among them 0
silver butter dish from Miss Mollie Edwards silver
pickle dish, Miss Lille TONES; silver caster, Mrs
Eben Adams elegant toilet set silver pitcher and
pair OF vases, sisters OF the groom silver knives
and forks Hugh Mckay; porcelain sci. mother Of
the bride, and set silver spoons, grandmother oi
bride. Among the ladies present were Miss Alice
Hatcher. from Bellevuc, sisters Of the bride
Misses Robbie and Lorena, Lilly Abbott Ida
Musser, Mole Edwards and Lille Tounies, and
Others too numerous to mention Miss Edwards is
lady Of refined and educated tastes with swee
manners. a bright disposition and she is respected
and admired by her friends who are numerous
everywhere In usefulness and happiness they
may realize their fondest expectations and thai
life always be rosy to them is the wish of many
frfn NI,a IN tt.tn1 1trAtf
porous young contractor and is greatly admired
for his energy.
NEWPORT.
Miss Nellie Walsh is visiting at Columbus Ohio
DR.. Saunders and wife have returned from the
tour of the watering places.
Mrs, Stephen solarss home from pleasant stay
among friends at Loveand, o.
Rev. Father McMullen, of Richmond, Ind, il
visiting Hon. George X. Fcarons.
]. J. Morlidge has filed suit in the Chancery
Court against John w. and Lucy Tibbatts for
jHdgmt mt OF VI 400.
tobacco warehouse of huge proportions /:
about TO be erected al Pond Creek. The contrac
was given out yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Klingell, of Macarthur street, was re-
lieved of her pocketbook containing s4 50 while
on the ferry float yesterday.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, John Sherman
visited The Barracks yesterday, in company with
Ex-Gov. Young and his Private Secretary.
Services will be resumed at the York-street Con
greeational Church next Sunday the pastor, Rev
Samuel Eastman having returned from his vaca
ton.
MAYORS CouRT.-Thomas Black and Johr
Grady, drunk and disorderly, S. and costs each
John Timberake, same charge, 81 and costs
Charles Kecner same, So and costs.
Officer Smith, whom John Davis charges witt
assaulting him with mace, is anxious for an in
hat 1.na cont IL,
nation to the Police Commissioners.
Friendship Lodge, No. 800, X of p, were roy
ally entertained last evening by Brother Dobrient
his taking the honors of knighthood.
During a scufEe yesterday between two lad
named Samuel Huber and Alfred Ramer, at III,
corner OF Harris and Patterson streets, the latte
had an arm broken by Huber falling violently OF
him.
A reunion Of the colored soldiers will be held a
Ripley Ohio, tomorrow. An excursion will
leave this city on the steamer Ellen Mccoy. Hon
Charles Foster will deliver an address on the Oc
easion.
painting in oil representing marine scene Il
on exhibition at the Postoiice news stand an(
attracts considerable attention. 1t is from thu
brush of or talented young artist Mr. Bullet o.
York street.
Rev. 3. X. Hall, Of Louisville, will preach Sat
urday evening and Sunday evening at O'Clock a
TayOrstreet NJ E. Church. Mr.. Hall has man,
admirers in this city, and will he welcomed by
large audience
There will be a meeting Of Enterprise Lodge
No. 65 l. o 0. r., Friday night for the purpose o
taking steps 10 disband the Lodge new Lodge
we understand, will be organized Immediately
after this disbands
Miss Louisa Dinger, while on her way TO DR.
Jeanc0ns Office. last evening, was attacked with
hysterica fit and fell violently 10 the ground
She was carried to her home on Williamson stree
near Brighton, where she lay for some time in
stupor.
Henry Ungrue. a stone cutter residing on Sara
toga street near Ringgold jumped from the trail