The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-16

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" esterday.
Callender's Georgia Minstrels at Odd
fellows' Hall tonight.
The Apollo Orchestra give an enter.
tainment this evening at Drexelius Hall
Sheriff Percival leaves for Frankfort
to-day with four prisoners for the fenl-
tentiary.
A concert will be given next Saturday
evening at ST.. Mary's. School for the
benefit Of the orphans.
Frank Frecking, who, as mentioned
yesterday, cut Councilman Rracker at
lArbeiter Hall, has not yet been arrested.
Mr.. VIM. Rademaker, agent Of the
Wahrheitsfreund, was in the city yes
terday, and left on the Z O'Clock train
last night.
Rachel Galbaugh, a vagrant, taken In
by officer ltoodson and, VIM. Mayhan,
diserderIY. were the only cases on the
slate to-day.
Phe funeral Of the late John McNa-
mara. City Weigher, took place at 8
o'clock this morning from st. Patr1cks
Church, on Philadefphia street, between
Fourth and Fifth,
Squire Francis gave bail bond yester-
day to appear at the next term of the
Criminal Court TO answer the charge Of
marrying a couple having no license
from Kenton County Court.
NEWPORT.
A motion for new trial was made In
the case Of the city against Swilts Iron
and Steel Works.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, Knights of
Pythias, gives grand entertainment on
tie 10Th inst, the twelfth anniversary OF
tho N Of tttntian of the Or6lr-
A thief last night stole q dressed
sheep from in front of Sam. Morlidye's
meat shop, He was pursued, but es-
capped after relinquishing the mutton.
Prof. @, Horne, leader Of the Garrison
neral ct the late Rev. Jeffrles, left lass
evening for his post at Columbus.
Mr.. r.. G. shiakle has been appointed
by King Rex to the rank ef Knight of the
Wheel, and has received 9 commission
as Knight Lieutenant Of the Guards.
The National Dancing Association
gives Its first grand masquerade in
Eclipse Hall, on the Goth inst. The same
night will witness three more balls, at
Red Mems Hall, Turner Hall and Odd
Fellows Hall.
As mentioned in our COLUMNS some
st. Paiil's Church, on RinggoId street,
will take place next Monday night at
Eclipse Hal. The affair will wind up
with grand ball.
From privateHetters received from Co.
lumbus 1t seems that everything is not
geipg On TO the satisfaction Of the band
boys, Phey can get little or nothing 70
do outside the Garrison, and with high
rent they Will NOT be able 70 pay their
way.
Circuit Court-Emanuel Boone against
City OF Newport; an ejectment suit;
case In progress. Jones u Evans against
n. G. Thom and others; the plainlitfs
moved for new trial against SWifys
Iron and Steel Works; ease given to the
Jury, who are still out.
Phe way matters stand now at the
fail, 1t seems that Mrs. Horsfall Is more
fitted to fill the position Of gailer than
the present Incumbent, old JOnty. II
-J9nty would have had to tackel those
rebellous prisoners last night, 1t wOulC
have been bad for him. Jonty,of course,
would have triedto bring them to terms
by hymns and prayers,
= The prisoners in the jail, numbering
about twenty-five, came near effectinl
their escape last evening between the
hours OF eight and nine O'Clock. They
succeeGed in making a hole in the brici
wall large enough to creep Through. Mrs
HorsfalE, hearing the noise, thought
everything was not right, and ,easeree
the cell with revolver in hand ia timt
TO prevent their escape. She orderet
each one TO the cells With her revOlye
ready TO fire should they offer any resist
ance, @M
LEXINGTON. KY.
r. w. O'Connor, Mayor of Paris, Il
sojourning in this city.
The funeral OF Major John Bremal
took place Monday.
Mr., n. Goldsmith couldn,t stand tn
pressure OF the STAR and has repaired
his pavement.
In the Circuit Court the jury in th
Holloway case disagreed and were dis
charged. The case Of Thomas DillOl
for lhe killing oil a child in Bourbon
County ID IN progress.
Gen. John b. Cleary, Councilman o
the first Ward, has swaped off his oil
family carriage for new buggy, and in
dications 20 To show that the General |.
looking for new wife.
"a. small fire on Constitution stree
yesterday was caused by the partia
burning of a frame house near Dues
street, II is supposed to be the work o
incendiarlsm, as it was discovered tina
the wheletront was saturated with .ker
Qsene. No alarm was given.
t,Tbe Lexington Quintette Serenadip
Club, under the supervision Of PRO
Benale, gave q SOCIAL bali at No.
Broadway, Monday evening. A botnte
Gus repasI OF refreshments, both spirit
uaf and substantial, was enjoyed by th
merry party at IL O'clock, and from tina
on until dawn all tiipped fhe light fan
tasiictoe. These sociafs will take plac
hereafter every two weeks.
LAWBENCEBpRG; IND.
The event Of the season In social eli
cles was the Wedding Or Il. g. Hayes
ESD and Miss parrie Maj9rs, which foo
place at The old Aomestead Of the bride'
parents, on the 18th Qr February, th
Rev. McMahon Officiating. A few selec
friends only were present, and at th
fonclhsIol Of the ceremony the bride an
: groom Sfeft for an extended sopther
Rpr.
A Bet Won and Paid,
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