The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-11
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DAYTON, KY.-Hore's another loving
soul who has become weary OF lighting mus
quitoes all by himself Rather than hire al
small boy to fan him to sleep, he just went and
got married. Reuben Darnell to Miss Josie
Thornton is the way IL reads. The festive
Reub upon this occasion, wasfull --ot peace
and Joy.
CALIFORNIA, O.-The public schools
will open next Monday. Teachers-Mr. Den
ham, Principal, and Miss Laura KILN and
Miss Fannie johnson Assistants.
The "Young Ladies Social Circle" of Cali
fornia, Ohio. gives its first grand calico party
Tuesday evening, September l4th. over 800
invil ations have been given.
Johnny Uullin was badly hurt yesterday
morning by the fall OF a horse, which he was
riuing. DR.. Gaines says the injury Is not Sc
rious.
RICHMOND. KY Ghe population OF
Richmond Is about $40. The city is improving
quite fast; fine buildings have been erected in
place Of those destroyed by fire. The new gas
works are q great success.
A Retreat has been going on In the Catholic
Church here the past week. The exercises
COuSi5b VI bHo UuDllcC anu COTty llOuIo A<CfO-
tions, and are conducted by Rev. M. Callahan
of Nicholasville, and Rev. j. j. Cook, OF Lex
ington. The Misses Algier, OF the latter city,
assisted the musical portion Of the solemn
services. This Is treat, as well as retreat,
to the fervent members, who have only occa-
slonal religious meetings. The novelty OF
Catholic worship and Catholic sermons, two OF
which are delivered daily, attract larger as
sembly OF Pr0testants than there are CdUnollcs
i'll the town.
AvONDALE.-The Allen Club meets at
Bomans tonight.
The bills for The improvement of Burnet
avenue are now being presented. A penalty
Of five per cent. attaches if not paid within
Rev. w N. Brodbeck, the new pastor OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach
to- morrow, morning and evening. This gen.
tleman comes highly recommended.
The sum OF 5000 has already been paid on
account Of the damages assessed for the OPEN
ing OF Mitchell avenue. The work will shortly
be commenced.
A drunken rowdy displayed a six-shooter in
front OF KautzkamPs saloon yesterday, and
seemed bent ON killing some one. His opera
tiOns were stopped by his timely arrest by
officer Mann, OF the Geological force, who
lodged his prisoner in the Corryyille Station.
HAMILTON, O.-.Fires and overcoats
were in requisition yesterday.
John Robinson's show was well patronized
yesterday and last night.
The alarm Of fire yesterday noon was occa-
stoned by the burning Of a chimney in the
Thiru ward.
W, q. Waugh, Republican candidate for
County Sheriff, has responded In the Affirmative
to the letter OF inquiry sentoutby the Reform
| Committee.
| The Women's Christian Association met
yesterday afternoon. The exercises were con-
| Quoted by Mrs. DR.. Falconer.
4 itxr Golr op1 Tn
gene Koethe had AN altercation In Reutiis sa-
| loon yesterday. The parties indulged in
blows and were both. considerably bruised.
They were taken before the Mayor and
KOethe fined $40, and Hamilton bound over on
his own recogniZance
The infant daughter of A. @. Reed was
buried at 10 O'Clock this morning.
LUDLOW, KY.-The marriage Of Mr..
Jake Gherlein, Of Covington, to Miss Jennie
Bruner. of this city, took place last evening at
the residence Of the brides parents. We wish
the youthful couple all possible happiness.
Pete Wersman, saloon-keeper at the corner
Of Fifth and Freeman streets, Cincinnati, mis-
| took Mr., p. Cuthbert, a respectable citizen Of
this place, for a ''rural snap" and undertook
| to compel him to take drinks and pay for the
! samoa proceeding against which Mrs. q.
justly demurred-when the beer -jerker grew
very ndignant, and reaching for policeman's
mace he kept behind his counter, dealt Mr.. G.
/ stage Of the proceedings policeman put in an
appearance, arresting the would be skull
sinasher, and placing him under bonds for his
appearance before Judge Lindeman, where
he received the very Light sentence Of Sl5 and
costs.
Al the meeting Of City Council last Thursday
evening an appropria ion Of $500 was maze
from the general fund to the School Board. Mr..
Nettleton was elected to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation OF B. II. De Butts.
Col. Grace spoke and the meeting adjourned.
PARIS, KY.-About4 o'clock on Thurs
day morning thief entered the room Of Mr..
Lorenzo Conwell, clerk Of the Bourbon House,
while he was absent and stole a package OF
money amounting to over 500.
The grand hop on Thursday night, given by
the Bourbon Club, was a successful affair.
The receipts on the Kentucky Central rail-
road, from persons attending the fair, the will
| amount to near 81 $40.
The Bourbon County FAIR will close this
evening after a fine snow. which afforded our
people considerable pleasure IN attending its
exhibitions.
Mayor O'Connor is still putting on high
J prices for violations OF municipal law. On
being little disorderly, and Tom Hutchcraft
Ipaid So for firing two shots. His Honor charges
just So shot for sport Of that kind within his
, lines.
The Public school-house is undergoing en-
, largement. The City Council issued bonds OF
, $4,000 for this needed Improvement. When
, completed the house will have seven school
| rooms and large chapel room.
Prof. Edward Jones, the bookseller, has re.
| turned, after two months visit to the East.
Miss Lette Prall, of Lexington, is among
the gay visitors to Paris.
The Catholic School of Paris is conducted By
Sisters from Covington.
Z NEWPORT,-Holts and Walnut Hills al
| the Driving Park this afternoon. A large
crowd is expected.