The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

the release of Richard Harris. Concurred in.
The same Committee reported favoring
remission of $l5 of the fine of James No
Ian. Not concurred in.
The same Committee reported unfayor-
ably on Jcs Stouts application for pardon.
Concurred in.
The same Committee reported fayoring
the discharge Of Henry Cream.
The Committee on Rules reported reso-
luton forbidding the explaining OF votes
except after the result is announced.
Here is the ticket that the Democrats
propose TO offer to the public for digestion
in January: City Treasurer, Henry Adams;
City Clerk, George H. Dawson; City Col
lectori 0. ]. Virgins; City Attorney, L. j.
Blakely; Malket-master, John England; !;
City Engineer Thomas Kennedy; Wharf
master. ]. ]. Calvin; Street Commissioners,
Thomas G. Woods; Jailer (probably), John
Flavin; Sealer and Gauger, Jack Stepheson.
A Councilman and School Trustee are to be
elected from each ward. The ticket is a
strong one, and would fairly sweep things.
PROLIFIC PLUNKETrs Michael Plunkett
is at present the biggest feeling man in
town. Last Tuesday his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Hallam, gave birth to boy baby;
two weeks previous his son-in-law, Mr..
Willard White was presented by his wife
with fine boy, and only ten days previous
to that birth, his daugher, Mrs. John Milet
in Chicago, gave birth to fine baby girl
Thus Michael was made grandfather three
times in month, and says he expects to be
made father of another child inside OF
two weeks. Hoop la!
n al
ers against Bertha Pfeffiin, suit on a note
given by defendant in discharge of account
against the estate OF Francis Pfetfiin, de-
ceased. 1t was shown by the defense that
the estate had not paid Mrs. Pf@ff1in nor
any of its creditors in full. Verdict for the
defendant. Same verdict in the Nulsen case
day before yesterday for defendant.
Howe Machine Company against George
ant to plaintiff Resisted on the ground
of security or bond to the Company for the
faithful conduct of the defendant as its
agent. Verdict for defendant.
Cigar-Makers' Union against G. A. Wehm-
ing. Verdict for plaintiff for $55 90.
The case of John: P Ernst VS.. Trinity
Church was in progress this morning. This
the Church. The Church sets up for their
defense that the plaintiff subscribed the
amount of the bonds, and did not pay it,
X. OF P.-The delegates of the K. of P.
who have been attending the State Conven-
ton at Henderson returned home last
night, accompanied by sixteen of the dele
gates from different portions of the State.
The following officers were elected and
appointed last night to serve the Grand
Lodge knights of Pythias of Kentucky for
the ensuing term:
Past Grand Chancellor, T. II. Mannen, of
Maysville.
Grand Chancellor W. W. Blackwell, of
Henderson.
Grand Vice Chancellor, Ben. c. Morris.
Of Covington.
Grand Prelate, o. W. Williams, of nan-
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, G. F.
Minnot of Louisville.
Grand NJ. of E., J. A. Isert, OF Louisville.
Grand M.-at-A., ]. D. Wilkins. of Carroll
ton.
Grand I. G., J. W. Carter, of Owensboro.
Grand 0. G., G. G. Shanklin, of Hopkins
vile.
Supreme Representative J. w. Mavity,
of Louisville.
Six thousand people, it is estimated, were
on the fair grounds to-day. The prize ban.
ner was awarded Orion Lodge, of Evans
Vile, over Ivy Lodge, of Henderson, for
best drilled company. Warren's Crescent
City Band, of Evansville, was awarded the
prize cup over Helicon Band, of Columbia,
Tenn. and Ringgold Band, of Terre Haute.
The race half-mile dash, was won by Grgs-
by, Birdie Norton second. The banquet
and ball last night was one of the grandest
affairs ever held in Henderson. The City
Council OF Henderson donated 1880 to
the Convention and the Lodge 5000. The
supper was set in large tobacco barn, and
two full brass bands disc oursed music while
the guests dispensed with the edibles
There was nothing that heart could wish
for that was not on the table. Mr.. John
Homer was presented with a handsome
Lodge emblem by the members of the Con-
ventiOn.
Henry Neikamp, of Patterson street. sui
fered broken leg yesterday morning by
falling from ladder.
The grand concert at the Music Hall last
night was enjoyed here by quite number
through the telephone.
Mr.. John Morrow, of the Ferry Company,
has in his possession new felt hat found
on the ferry-boat last night.
Henry Osker and John Tocher, arrested
on charge of stealing logs, were dismissed
by the Grand Jury this morning.
P.J. Mcguire, of st. Louis, the noted agi-
tator, will address the Workingmen of this
city from the music stand tomorrow even
ing.
Eureka Lodge No. 7, X. of P, will visit
Guiding Star Lodge, of Dayton, KY, to-
morrow night accompanied by brass
band.
Fred Address, of this city, was released
on $1,000 bail by Commissioner Hooper
yesterday to answer the charge of illicit dis
tilling.
The Criminal Court was occupied all
morning in the case against the Alexandria
Turnpike Company, indicted by the last
Grand Jury.
The nuptials of Mr.. Norman West and
Miss Gussie Nottingham, an accomplished
young lady of Bellevue street, is announced
to shortly tai ke place.
The Starlight Socials have issued neatly
printed invitations for reception Thurs
day evening. October I'd, at Eclipse Hall.
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