The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
the trustle and knocked from the cars. =
was considerably cut and bruised.

the trustle and knocked from the cars. ~
was considerably cut and bruised.
Mrs. Capt. Fuller left this morning ~
st. Louis to attend the Fair.
Miss Trimble and Miss Plouse left -
evening to visit friends at Pine Bluff, Azak
On account of the low stage of the rixas
Swifts are obliged to have coal for tha6
mills brought by rail-
Officer Miller brought in Charles Conas
lin and Richard King last night on cha1n
of drunk and disorderly.
That dog without eyes and smsoeA
frontal bone item is mere blind. Irwin.
it wont wash. Try again.
Colonel James Christman, Clerk of tn
Circuit Court Of Boyle County, is here, ths
guest Of Hon. J. NJ. Macarthur.
Officer Boyd arrested Henry Hildebrssd
this morning on suspicion of being impk
Gated in the robbery at Joe Bates saloon.
Hon. A. S. Berry spoke his piece on elz.
cation before the Teachers Institute at Al,
exandria last night. Col. Tar Baker Win
answer the tall Sycamore at the same placS
tonight.
The Licking bank, in the rear of the Ras,
racks, has become resort for a gang q
thieves. Night before lest hog valued q
wv, owned by William Cottingham, WaS
driven into the den and slaughtered, and
the carcass taken to 81. Keck's and sold.
AT meeting of the North Star Lodge. I,
0. 0. F., held last evening, the followini
named gentlemen were chosen as delegatey
to represent the Lodge at the State Conysn.
tion, which convenes in Maysville on ths
fourth Tuesday of the present month: ".
I. Hazlewood, Leroy Hawthorne, VILLAS
White and Joseph Lazear.
A rule was issued in the County Cou5S
yesterday on motion of County Attorney
Edgar against May Barker, to show camie
why she had not settled as Administrative u
the estate of John Barker. An additional
rule was also Issued against her to give ad-
ditional bond. The rules were sent to ths
Sheriff of Fayette County to be servsA
the plaintiff having taken up her residence
there
The Workingmen's party held meetina
last night and nominated the followin3
ticket:
Council. School Board.
First Ward........B, Bowling. VAL wentwotA
Second Ward. James Wallace. William HatI
Fourth Ward. Ward. wv. K. West - J. o'Neii. Q; S
Fifth Ward. .... Ed Bilh. ]. Gugle.
Sixth Ward... .Chas Limerick C. Klintz
The following resolutions in reference b
the strike were adopted:
Whereas, The capitalists have discew-
cred that tidal wave of unexampled
prosperity is rolling over the land,
Whereas Labor is the source of all thla
wealth. and should receive its just proper.
tlon OF this increased prosperity.
Resolved, That the workingmen a
Newport heartily endorse the present
strike, and hope that it will spread ovsr
the land, and be everywhere successful"
Rheinock, Dunkley and Peters, sentenced
to the Penitentiary for three, two and ono
year respectively, were taken to Frankfort
at 8 o'clock this morning, via the Kentucky
Central Railroad. Owing to the success Of
the first two in breaking irons, stiff shackies
were riveted on them by the Jailer befors
starting. For pure cussedness and deviltry
and thorough knowledge of all that goa1
to make bard crowd generally, Rheinock
and Dunkley will carry off the cakes.
A reporter of the STAR paid visit to tho
new Christian Church, on Madison street.
and made survey of the interior of the
handsome structure. The church, with tho
school-rooms which are about completed,
occupy frontage of 3S feet by 80 feet ID
depth. The main audence-room is els-
waited feet above the level of the street
with vestibule 8 feet wide. The maip
audience-room is 36 by 46 feet and ceilipt
% feet, with cone handsomely frescoed.
The two Sunday school rooms, up and down
stairs in the rear, are models of workman
ship. The main audience and rear room3
by opening four doors, can almosS
be thrown into one room, giving a seating
capacity with gallery for about 600 peoplA
The Baptistry is in the form of 7, and -
constructed that it can be opened withouE
being seen. Mr. p c. Brown and otheu
deserve great consideration for their ds.
termined zeal in erecting this beautiful
house of Worship. The house will b
dedicated the third Sunday, 10th of Octo-
ber. Isaac Errett, editor of the Christian
Standard, will oficiate on the occasion.