The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COViNGTON.

Miss Matte layl0r mas returned from pledsalil
visit to Maysville, KY.
Workingmens Rally at Pike and Russell streets
tonight, and Democrats in Ludlow.
Ber Halliday was arrested today for raising war
in Austingburg. Policeman Winger did it.
Mr.. Fred. Single was the recip tent of a red hot
sercnade last night in honor OF his birthday.
large numDer of politicians left to-day for
Falmouth, Kentucky, " attend the big Bar
becue"
The girls in Goldsmith's Baseball Factory and
in tletchers Factory are going TO organize base
ball nine.
The Boys" on our police force are doing good
work. Seven OF eight criminals are brought to
Justice daily.
The poll books for the various wards and pre-.
eincts were distributed to-day and the officers OF
election were sworn in.
The very estimable wife of Mr.. J. II. Burlington,
Of the firm of Lowell Il Burlington, is seriously H.
The grave OF James Dcdman, which was reported
to have been disturbed, was examined Yesterday
and the corpse was found to be unmoesed.
Mr.. S. Fletcher opened his new baseball and
dollbody mandatory at 53l Madison street to-
day. 1t will be one OF the handsomeSt factories in
the city.
last night and filed Odd-fellowS' Hail. to hear
Hon. Walter Evans, their candidate for Governor
Of the State of Kentucky.
The new Ashbrook House on the corner of Pike
and Russell streets will be thrown open 10 the
public next Monday. The hotel will be managed
by Colonel Wash Gedge.
DIR. Wilson, in company with Rev. Charles F.
Neems d. D.. of the Church of the Strangers, of
New York city, will be at DCering Camp meeting,
which couvenes August 9th.
Rev. Alpheses W. Wilson, DID,, of Nashville,
general missionary, Secretary of the NJ l.. Church
south, and Rev. Clarence f. Reid, appointed mis-
honury to China, were in the city yesterday, guests
Of Rev. Dr. Charles Taylor.
The Turner Society of this city held an extra
meeting last night and selected Messrs Robert
yelling ami Frank HEM rs their representatives
In the various prize gymnastic and acrobatc con-
tests which are to take place in Philadelphia
The Enquirer this morning says that the Perci'
val party trying to buy Democratic workers for
the city polls. We will state that il won't be much
Of a job to do, but the Democratic workers, some
Of them, are working against the nominees vol
UNFAIRLY.
DR.. Averdick, Tom Dunn, Finncll Madeira and
]. b. Evan, the bleeding Committee" are pro-
crossing slowly and from appearances, the bum
mer element will have but little fun this season.
People are getting sick of giving money to cor
rupt olitics.
Ike Cooper, that "clever old gentleman" has
really opened his heart aud is having new coat
OF paint put ON the old Cooper Hall, on the corner
of SIKH and Madison streets. Some people nay
test the veracty of this statement, but it is the
genuine truth without any prevarication
Thomas Coan. Thomas o Brien James Kinsella,
Ed Farrell and WIN. Dorsey were in the Police
Court to-day for Sunday row at the corner Of
Eleventh and Greenup Streets Kinsella and Far
re were fined Sl3 each, and O'Brien's case was
continued Coan and Dorsey were sWissed.
The huge canine OF Blase & Me that has been
running at large for the past few days without a
muzzle, was killed last night. The purp weighed
one hundr d and eighty pounds and was buried
to-day by Hamilton Tweedy. The dog was warned
not to go nigh the police or they would blaze
away at him.
POLICE CouRT.-Mary Porter was arrested yes
terday for petit larceny and arragned in the Po-
ce Court to-day, and her case was continued
Thomas o. Brien, drunk and disordeIly conduct,
sS Mary Garter, disorderly conduct, continued
Susie Rooney, disorderly. S13 Chris Santlf, dis
orderly, under advisemcnt.
The Kentucky Democratic State Committee has
Issued the customary stirring address," in view
OF the approaching State election. 1t cautions the
party against apathy and overweenng confidence,
coniures them to throw off their lethargy, and to
heal their local differences, and calls upon them
TO organize in every county. The party in this
county has been well organized for the sole pur-
pose of defeating Percival, and apparently to de-
feat their nominee for Legislature in the Second
District, but they will find it troublesome to do
either.
The Young Mems Democratic Club met last
night at the law Office of f. d. Madeira, Esq The
young men are thoroughly aroused to the i'm
pOrtance of earnest and harmonious eXertion, and
are confident Of reaping II rich harvest of Demo-
cratic officers. 1t was determined to have mass
HttllB hJ pti-ltllON ) IlHll VII ~HlHTuuy nIHllt
10 be addressed by Congressman kcnna, OF West
Virginia, and Carlisle, of this State, and Ex-Sena.
lor Stevenson Judge Clearv and r. D. Handy
Esq of this city This is certainly the best list OF
Drators offered to CIV ngtOnans since 70, when
The Club offered Hoadly, Cockerill, Hassanreck.
Carlisle, Lockhart, Cleary and others. Republi-
eanism will be torn all to pieces.
REAL ESTATE ANsFERs.-H. T. Buckner and
wife, of kenton County, TO Thomas Rouse, of
Grant County, Lot No. :, Dowers division of A.
?. Shndford's estate, "a acres 8 roods &c poles on
Lexington Pike; $500.
NJ. Murphy, OF Covington, to Theodorls Moen-
dyk of Cincinnati. Lots7, Adams 4 Wheeler ad-
diuon, 25 by 50 feet, on the south side of Trevor
Itreet, COvington; SS25.
VIM. Lambert and wife to Delilah vastine two
Ihird interest in Lot % by 100 feet, on the west
hde of Banklick street, 46 feet north OF Pleasant
Itreet, Covngton in exchange for -.
Dclilah Vastinc TO VIM. Lambert and wife, or
The survivor OF them, lot the size, adjoining
The above on the SOUTH
As the final day approaches we are reminded Of
The Importance OF choosing wise and proper men
10 represent the city in the Legislature of the
state. The place has too long been used as kind
Df hot-bed for the growth of young lawyers We
want practical business nien to represent us here
after such as John o. Richards. Mr. Glenn has
served the people once and so has Mr. Hermes,
but what did either of them DO? Hermes grossly
IL ulted the intelligent portion Of the community
BY proposing to hang all the Meth0dists to the
lamn.posts, and Mr. Glenn accomplish ed like
insult by saying that the better class was against
IOhn S, Williams for y. s. Senator when he was
rctItOned by hu dreds of voters, the best in the
ty, TO vote for him. Mr.. Glenn's record like
that of Mr. Hermes', had better be blOtted out,
Vote for hn o Richards, never again open
your mouth in complaint of bad legislation.
NhHP0RT.
Ed. Helm just lasted one day as a candidate for
e legislature.
Mr.. G. II. Otting is lying dangerously i'll at his
home on Robert street.
Particulars Of the drowning this morning will
be found in our local columns
The Home Circle Club give picnic at the High
land House. Cincinnati tonight.
Frank Sutton and Judge Hallam completed the
bond of Squire Harris yesterday.
Col. Tar. Baker has declined to be Republican
candidate for the Legislature
Mrs d, r. Dimmck and her brother Edward
Morris, left this morning for Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. Peter Thornton, of Cold Spring, left this
morning for Memphis in the cause OF humanity.
Constable Clarey is laid up from injuries re-
reived while wrestling with Lieutenant Speckman
last evening.
Democratic candidates for the Legislature have
Simmered down to three-Tom jolly Ed. NORM
and T. NJ Hill.
Rev DR.. Ralston, Of CovngtOn, win preach Sun
day at II H. M, and Rev Mitchell in the evening
vt Grace NJ. E. Church.
Hon. Walter Evans Republican candidate for
ihe Legislature, will address meeting at the
Courthouse this evening.
The Newport and Covington colored Lodges of
United brothers OF Friendship will go picniCking
at Prices Hill Friday next.
The Central Club, of Newport, will entertain
their friends TO picnic at the Highland House
Wednesday next from p. III. tG a, IN.
The Workingmen's meeting at the Courthouse
Square last night was largely attended. Addresses
were made by Prof. McGinniss, Orator Haynes and
others.
Atlhe instance OF County Attorney Edgar the
bail bond OF Fred Kruger on charge OF carrying