The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-21
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.
See local columns for murder.

The very estlmable wife of Rev. Dr. Chas. Tay-
lor is slightly indispOSed.
Misses Alice and Edith Wade have returned
from pleasant visit through the interior.
Vote for honest Mike Shine and John Richards,
the men who are representatives Of the people
The picnic given by the Congregational Church
at Latonia Springs on the 4th of July neted 500.
The juvenile helpers at the Glass House went on
strike to-day Ior an increase Of 30 cents on the
day.
Hon John G. Carlisle and family will board at
the Grand Hotel during the Congressional inveSti-
CATION.
Mr. L. H. Sinclair left to-day for Blue Lick
Springs, to reCuperute for his annual attack oil
hay fever,
Mr. D. T. Moran, OF Crittenden, and Miss Emma
McDufy, OF WilliamsiOwn, KY, were mairleu 10
day by Rev. Father smith.
Charley Haines, the little Dutch policeman, Is
compelled to carry basket to put ali the bouquets
i'll he receives every night.
Mr. NJ r. Lockhart, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed master of ceremonies at the Congressional
invest cation in Cnc matt.
The popular Pike-street Club will entertain
friends at RuddG's Garden tonight. brass and
ttring band will be in attendance.
Mr. Mike AIl, of this city, has patented a
wooden shade for lamps and awnings. The patent
is on exhibition at III Pike street
The Ma,shsl's slate this morning shows up as
lOllbNS. Iiltk NOlHI Is Ill tnt Guy anu u worn
from him VIII throw it either way"
The marriage of Clay Hughes and Celia Berry is
apparently off f0r good. The marriage license
was returned Saturday unsolemni2ed.
Licking River is like stagnant pond, and a
green shiny scum Is over the surface of the water,
and fish in the stream are dying rapidly
Mr.. Chas. Donueliy is rapidly becoming the
most popular undCrttkcr in town. He sends burial
cases 10 Memphis for victims of the yellow fever.
Werepret tu chronicle the illness OF Rev Father
Tappert, Of 81. Johns Church. The reverend gcn-
tlenan was unable TO conduct his services yester-
day
A call, signed by number of citizens has been
issued calling on Mr. J. +. Patton 10 become a
candidate for the Legislature i'll the Second Dis
trict
Fred. Krucskamp Is about to withdraw his name
from the Merry Young Bachelors before their
next picnic. Those frequent buggy rides look
suspicious.
Wells Cunningham ESQ, prominent member
of the legal fra eruity Of Paris Ky is the guest Of
Mr.. George Perkins. OF the prosperous firm OF Per
kins IL llallam.
Prof. B. F. H. Helcbusch, the organist at the
Mother OF God Church. is visiting relatives in In
diana Mis-, Terisa Speaker is filling his position
during his absence
A valuable horse belonging to MIddendorf &
Luhbers died last night The horse was hired to
man who did not understand the treatment of
animals, and allowed the horse TO get Over-heated.
Miss Emma Deglow was agreeaby surprl ed by
large number of friends at her country resi-
dcnce on the Lexington Pike yesterday, A good
time was had in social chatting and discussing an
elegant country dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Thompson have returned
from very pleasant visit to their sons residence
in Sprinsiield Ohio. and to Mr.. and Mrs viii
Ward. They report both oil the young eople do
ing a thriving business.
The Kentucky Central Railroad brought to this
city Yesterday forty-four cal-loads of wheat and
siXty-iour carloads Of cattle. Two hundred and
sixty seven head Of cattle arrived on foot at the
Coving,0n stock Yards yesterday from Paris Ky,
Cole Bloomall who has the contract for grading
the wharf in front of the Old rail mill property is
liable to be stopped in his proceedings. The
people claim that the bank will wash away, and
they will take out an injunction when he com
mences work.
Mr. A. L. Rurris is diving in a submarine suit
at the foot OF Main tieet, in the Ohio River. The
water main that extends tD the middle of the
river las swung from the channel and he Is en-
gagged in placing stone against it to make it secure
IN the future. The Mutcr-works Commissioners
pay him S25 day.
Mr. Tom Anderson, who can do more talking
for bashfnl man than any chap we know Of is
about TO become Benedict Due notice viii be
given when this great act will be performed. All
we can say is that star Baseball Grounds will lose
one Of its lights, ii not the brightest uminary its
moonlighs were ever gfaced with. Ta-ta.ta,
Tommie.
Mr., J. II. Deglow and family met with quite
bud accident on the Lexington Pike yesterday
They were their way to visit their country
homestead when the horse attached to their buggy
took fright and the vehicle was clpsi2cd and the
entire party thrown violently to the ground All
OF the children and Mr.. Deglow were badly
bruised up.
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE.-George Kerns
carrying concealed weapons. SIS Frank Rox for
peal ng colored woman's dress from clothes
line, was fined Sl5 The notorious Bud Timber
lake fined 81 for 1tgpr1prV pnnIupt
ners Pardner, Owen Green. Michael CosgrOve and
Richard Cason, drunk, 81 each. Anna ApDel and
Patrick Farrell, disord,.rly conduct, S3 each.
The young girl is a handsome little girl and was
caught ON the bank Of Licking River early yester-
day morning
CoNsoTIDATED.-The Coyington Stock-yards and
the Louisville Stock.yards consolidated to-day
The Louisville Company PAYS the stockholders of
the Gov ngon Stock yards $4,000 cash, and Ger.
tan number OF shares of the new consolidated
com any The object of the company is to yard
and transp.r TT stock on similar plan to that of
the present COyngton Stock yard Company. The
articles OF incorporation will be fled this week
The clear profits of the St Mary's Cathe-
dral Oh the Fourth of July were $500
The German Catholic Mutual Aid and
Insurance Association, a beneficiary organ
ization, yesterday received TWENTY-FIVE new
members at st. Augustine's Church.
Saturday evening lady who was return
ing from market was grossly insulted by
loafer on Madison street, between Fifth
and Sixth. She told her husband of the oc-
currence, and he yesterday sought out the
scamp and administered To him most Wig
orous druDbing.
Mr.. Edward Clarkson, who resides on
Fourteenth street, near Banklicli, had a
narrow escape from death yesterday even
ing. Clarkson, in company with Henry
Crnaip into bn a. ,I.a -.
house, when the floor gave way and Clark |
son was precipitated into the vault. A rope |
was procured and thrown to Carkson, but |
he made miscatch and the moose went
over his head. They commenced to haul |
away, but found they were choking him, |
when they let him down again and got the |
rope around his body. and hauled him out
more dead than alive. Carkson saws that
Cream tried to hang him, and Cream says
that CIarkson tried to commit suicide.
NHwPORr.
August 4th, two weeks from date, is election
day,
Poor Charley Rugg everybodys friend is con.
fined to his bed from inlammatory rheumatism
young lady out OF employment will find |
permanent situation by applying at III Colum bia |
street
Charles C. Barnes has retired from the dry goods
business here, and accepted more lucrative posi-
tCn at Shiatos. r0"'
The rattle announced to come off this evening
for the benefit OF the widow Reisch is po, tponed
until next Monday night.
Judge Makibben and wife have theSympathv of
their friends in the loss of their bright little
daughter, whlch occurred yesterday a; Y o'clock.
, Judge Cleary will address the Young Mems H.
dependent Club tonight from the music stand
me Revision OF the Constitution" VIII be the
subject.