The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
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LUDLOW, KY. American Eagle
Lodge OF Odd-feliows and the Daughters
of Rebekah gave their second social en-
tertafnment last Saturday evening, their
beautiful and comfortable hall being
tastefully arranged for the reception or
the large and brilliant audience, chiefly
composed of members OF the order and
their families. A iter several unsuecess-
full attempts at oratory, music was de-
clared in order. Mrs. M. A. Griers0n
and the Misses Florence and Maggie
Masten deserve special mention tor the
charming manner in which they rendered
q number OF popular songs, with melo-
deon accompaniment. The .eClosing
Hymn" OF the order finished the exer.
cises, and the happy participants sepa-
rated for their homes with nothing but
the success of the affair on their lips,
and many thanks for the pleasure it al
forded them.
HAMILTON. - Business circles are
considerably rufiled over the disclosure
of forgery committed last May by one
Adam Uttrich, formerly German teach-
er in the public school, by which the
Second National Bank was swindled out
of $1,000, and which was not discovered
until last Saturday. A dispatch was re.
ceiYed from Detroit, Mich, informing
the interested parties here that the for
ger had been arrested, and would be held
until proper officers arrived to take him
in charge. President of the Bank, W. 4.
Brown, and Deputy Sheriff Thomas left
Saturday for Detroit.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The indicting Of
sixteen magistrates by the Grand Jury
has caused considerable excitement
among the worthy functionaries. They,
however, feel confident that the Court
will be merciful with them in their sore
Affections.
The Gazette is of the opinion that the
beliigerent Judge, McManama, will yet
Southern railroad case, when, it is al
legged, he threatened to stop the work by
presenting his pistol.
In the Circuit Court, Friday, Alexan-
der Young (colored), charged with ar
son, was sent to the Penitentiary for six
years.
The Phoenix Hotel is being internally
embellished.
McWade makes his appearance in
Strip Van Wlnkle" in this city next
"Wednesday.
The Grand Jury before retiring COM
plimented Sheriff Cochran very highly
for his genial services during the recent
term OF The Criminal Court.
DIR. Hirshtield hasreturned from briet
visit TO Louisville.
BELLEVUE, KY.-The entertainment
given by the Reading Club, Saturday
evening, was a complete success in ev-
cry particular. A larger and more select
audience we have seldom witnessed in
Bellevue. SO great was the rush that a
large number of late comers had to be
turned away. The beautiful comedy OF
'sGaste," followed by Man, the Good for
Nolhing," was read in a manner which
reflects great credit on the Club. The
reading of MIR. Harms and Mr.. Stevens
was excellent. Miss Blinn and Miss
Setter were also equal to the occasion,
and read their parts in good style. Mr..
Matt Lyons, MI. thurman, and MIR.
Little1ord were also good and acquitted
themselves admirably. Mr.. Booth, as
the sDrunken Father" was excellent;
andilast, though not least, is Miss Belle
Fuhrmann. Her reading was n a style
that, would reflect creuit on q profess
carried Off the honors ol the evening.
cOvINGTON.-Thom Matlack has
filed his petition in bankruptcy. LiabiL
titles, $2,4S6; assets, $l,1l6 e3; exemp.
.tions, 500.
The new bell clock Of st. PauPs Lu-
theran church has arrived.
The unknown victim OF the 8. L. rail-
road accident has been identified as The
body of Thomas Crnmley, who lived at
ri East Seventh street, COvington.
A man named KOnrs, while drying
gloves cleaned with benzine, at the cor
ner oil Riddle and Bank Lick streets, had
the misfortune to come too near red
hot stove, aud burnt his hands badly.
In The United States Court, Saturday,
@. W.. Baird against g. Ratclitf, judg-
ment for S., ,293 With ten per cent. inter-
est. The lorieitures in the cases OF j..
III. SchmIkef, +. Il. Krueskamp anu
Henry Steinreide were sci aside at the
cost OF defendants, and demurrers were
entered TO the indictments.
In The case OF j. Is. Alexander against
the MaysvilIe and Lexington Railroad,
the sale Was confirmed. The Marshal
put in a claim OF about $lu, 000--Lwo per
cent. on the amount OF the SAFE,
WI. LyklDs- was sentenced to $l00
fine and thirty days Imprisonment.
The Democratic CLUB met again Sat
urday. The following compose the
Rallying Committee: First W ard, Chas.
duncan, W. W.. Warrington, Samuel
Howard, j. Il. Sullivan, II. s. HALEY.
Second Ward, j. N. Furber, Il. Wise, II.
White, John Kennedy, John Hos IAN.
Third Ward, w. w. Cleary, j. B. Camp
bell, Benjamin Funk, j. Il. Lett, Thos.
Frazer. Fourth Ward, Ii. P. Whitaker,
q. Carpeater, James Spillman, w. III.
Tebbs, DR.. ). j. Dulaney. Filth Ward,
G. w. Howell, &. III. Railey. d. Ruttle,
w. A. Kennedy, Moses Bailey. Sixth
ward, Henry Adams, Fred. Fischer, F.
w. Gray, Joseph Rusche, j. B. Mecklen-
borg. Seventh ward, w. W. Me, Il. ID.
Ward, Joseph Birkfe. Ninth ward, John
b. Foster, Abraham Buford, FL. +. Long.
moor, u. L. Dickey, Leo Raum. The list
is not yet completed.
Morris Kiley was struck on the head
with a poker by somebody yesterday
afternoon. His face and head were
badly bruised and his ear split. DR.
Lewis attended TO his injuries.
The st. George Young Mems Relief
Society last evening elected the follow.
ing officers: Geo. Frecking, President;
DR.. Averdiek, Vice President; G.. Thies,
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