The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


NEWPORT.
Joe Tipperghen was fined sloand costs for resist
Ing officers.
Mr.. Gach was fined s. and costs this morning
by Mayor Harton for a big drunk.
Mrs. E. ]. Peudeton and Miss Annie Y. Gibbs,
of Memphis, are the guesS oil MTs. sam rOslner,
Of Colum ba street.
report reached this city this morning that a
man named Ambeck died last night at AleXan-
dria from genuine case OF cholera.
The Board of County School Examiners will
meet Saturday at Alexandra for the examination
ofapplcants for teachers certificates.
Mr. A. J; c. Robbins, an extensive TOBACCO i,o %
grower of Tennessee and formerly OF this city, Is
Eere paying visit to Gld-time friends.
Mr. sam Fostuer. assistant engineer of the
Memphis WaterwOrks resigned his position ana
arrived home yesterday on account oil yellow
fever.
Ella Klinkcnbeard. the ffteen.year old dangh,,
ter of John Klnkenbeard, OF Cold Spring, leil
from hsv loft Yesterday and fractured an arm
and was otherwise severely injured.
Henry Strutkamp who escaped from the stone
nile several days ago was nHbhed by the police
near his home on Moss street this morning. En'n-
burg who escaped at the same time. is still at
large.
A dispatch 10 Mr. Harry stiles this morning an
nonnced the death of Captain JohnJ, Hay, father
of Mrs H. J.. Stiles, which occurred yesterday at
his country home in iaysviIle, Pa The deceased
many of which he spent in this section,
Judge W. w Cleary. under the auspices of the
Young Mems Independent Club addressed large
audience from the music stand last night His
speech which was fu and forcih", dwelt1 prnci-
pally on revision Of the Constitution. He was
listened to with marked attention throughout
The case oi Charles Mauget the French tailor.
for an ALLEGED assault on Jack Howe, was cnlled
before Mayor Harton this morning Mauget
asked for change Of venue claiming that he
mot not ilstipn frOrn tho MnVpr Tho change
askcd for was granted and the case will come be-
fore Squire Harris tomorrow afternoon.
Democrats who are not afraid to speak out de-
clare they will not support anything coming from
the County Executive Committee; that the whole
thing was fixed up, cut and dried, in Nelson's
favor before the meeting last night, and that they
will support the Republican nominee in prefer
ence There is arcely doubt but there Will be
split in the Democratic ranks.
Rev. DR.. Peoples, OF this city writes from the
camp.mectng at Crab Orchard that the attend
ance is very large, quite number being from
Newport, and lively religious interest Is mani
tested. Bishop Klvanaugh and the following
reverend gentlemen have arrived on the grounds:
Revs. D. A. wills n, OF Nashville: ]. p. Goodson,
K. k. Waggoner, j. W. Lewis and W. r. Peoples.
Judge J. r. IIa'lam received etter this morn.
ing from Gus Artsman, dated at FrankIort.on-the
Main. which is vc'y descriptive OF the scenes and
incidents witnessed in his travels. He srent the
Fourth at Meance, and the weather Was sufficient
lv cold for Il heavy overcOat. While at WCstmin-
EtpT Abbey ne plupkpu IL llDWcT libin ElHNt VI
Dickens, which he treasures for his friend, Judge
Hallam.
new Building and Saving Society will he Or
ganized to.nighta at Eclipse Hall, and meeting
for that purpose will be held at p. IN. Dues will
be 81 per week, and the Society to last five years
Members may, however, withdraw at the end Of
one year the full amount paid in, with interest,
and may renew again without premium or inter
est. Tie exact state Of each members account,
with interest will be plainly nude out in each
book every six months
The Democratic County Executive Committee
met last night at the law Office of G. ]. Helm.
The meeting was harmless and was held with
closed doors, even a peep through the keyhOle
could not be had, that mOdus Opcrandi being
plugged Mr.. Helm was made Temporary Chair
man, and Mr.. A. b. Bllerbeck Secretary. r. W.
Nelson was elect Permanent Charmen, John
II. Bodley Secretary, and 7. b. MHkibben Trea-
surer. 1t WAS decided 10 hold Legislative Con
vention at Alexandria July 26th, next Saturday.
Delegates from the various districts of the city
and county were appointed to the Convention.
There is any amount Of kicking among the nu-
merous candidates at the action OF the Committee,
and declare they will make the race, Convention
Or no Convention