The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-23

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SATURDAY.
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uHtil january 8, 1911. 'IH" H.rf.
Mr., G. Beam celebrated his fftieth
birthday yesterday.
GOV. John &. Carlisle returned from
Loujsvihe yesterday. E5-
Apnual election ,of the Directors of
the Kenton Insurance Company takes
place ON Monday, January l. ...
The new steam fire engine, the "W. e.
ASlbrookH was bronght over from Gin
cinnAti Today and a trial made.
Allthe public and Catholic schools
closed yesterday, and will not open un-
til The tirst Tuesday afterNew Year!
MAYORS sCoURT-Lukas Cutter, drunk,
"a; Charley Caldwell, drunk ana disor-
derly, 81; l.. Best, destruction OF prop
erty, ~. |4
Father MeGeYeny will deliver q lee
ture next Thursday night AT ST. Mary's
GaEhedraI, when a collection will be
taken up lor the benefit OF the poor.
A grand CONCERT will be given at the
Church Of the Mother of God, in Coy-
tngL0n, on Sunday afternoon, at An
O'Clock, Prof. B. IL. +, HeIlebusch, con-
ductor.
The funeral OF Thomas Lynch Mayor
took place at O'Clock to-day from the
DCOH"5bI6Ob he SuuICu1 anu WAS
largely attended by numerous friends
and relatives,
Wednesday afternoon, while Mr.. Hen
ny Willef was engaged ip cutting ice on
the pond on the west side of Madison
stfeet, near the skating Fink, lie fell into
the water and would surely have been
drowned had it not been for the timely
assistance OF Mr.. Hunt ana DICK Lam
bert.
j, NJ. Dial entered the premises of Mr..
George ueideman, yesterday, and COM
mitted breach OF the peace upon Mrs.
Heideman. She sWore a warrant against
HIN, and Dial was arrested last even
ing Dy Officers Burk and Crockett. His
case was called this morning before
Mayor ALheY, and continued till Tues
day, his bail being liked at $50.
The CITIZENS MEBrING.-The meet
ing called lor'last night aJ Old-!ellows'
Hall was largely attended. 1t was
called to order at 1880 O'clock, MIR.
Samuel Davis presiding. The following
ticket was nominated! ".
President or the City Council, N. b.
Stephens; President OF the School
Board, +. A. Prague; City Assessor, U.
Tuomas Powers. E5'~ RI TIT Y
For Coucil-First Ward, d. G. Col
nnsj Second Ward, NJ. j. Dudley; Third
Ward, Caleb Carpenter; Fourth Ward,
Frank Allingham; Futn Ward, Ii. w.
SchluLker; Sixth Ward, +. j. Meyers;
Seventh Ward, Ed. bateman; Eighth
Ward, u. j. nanter; Ninth Ward, j. II.
! Feeders.
Eighth, Willis Rude; Ninth, Val. p. Col
Inns.
For School Board-First Ward, j. E.
Botsford; Second, IL. Nj. Stevenson;
Third, Henry Bostwick; Fourth, j. 5.
Gurney; Seventh, Henry Ranshaw;
This report was adopted, and the toll
lowing Executive COMMITTEES was on
motion appointed by the Chair: w. Ii.
Mccoy, August Scnuler, Ralph Hemin-
gray, Peter McVeigh, o. P. WIgglns.
The meeting then adjourned.
y II. > NEwPORT. E..
The Post.office will close at 10 O'clock
Christmas morning.
Mr.. Henry Hessing and Miss Cathar-
inc Noon are licensed to marry.
The Newport representative of the
STAR wishes a merry Christmas to all. Z
Our Congressman, Col. Thomas L.
Jones, is IN Charleston, South Caro-
lima. ...".
Rev. Mr.. Savage will occupy the pull
pit at the First Baptist Church tc-mor-
row.
The docket of the January term Of the
Circuit Court of Campbell County Will
close next Tuesday.
The strength OF the free bridge was
given thorough test yesterday. Coun-
ty Clerk Ed. Air & Co. passed over it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabel, OF Hamilton, o.,
Iame to town this morning to spend the
holidays with their friends in this city.
Mr.. George NJ. Daum and Miss Sophia
Alma Mette, both of Bellevue, will cele-
hrate Christmas by joining hands in
Wedlock. r ~. 81. s.
Three hundred and thirty ladies with
market baskets passed over theHfree1
bridge to Cincinnati this morning IN the
space Of half an hour. t't fL'f
The grocery of Mr.. Daniel Kirby, cor
ner OF Central avenue and Taylor street,
was entered last night by thief, who
carried of the till aud lew dollars in
money. ..,,...-r... .E.o|
Miss Brown, who resides on Fifth
street, Cincinnati, while crossing the
free bridge yesterday, broke through the
Ice at the loot of Columbia street, but
was rescued. ri
Mr.. VIM. White, whoshas been absent
for nearly year up in the wilds of King
Munntains, Returned home last night to
Bpend the holidays among his hosts of
friends in this city. E
City CoURT.--Mike Scott, drunk and
disoiderly, $40 and costs; but Judge
Eeisler took into consideration the fact
pf it being Christmas and suspended the
sentence, and told him TO go and sin no
more. ..+s ,..r..' -.,. n
DAYTON, KY. tut
The congregation Of the Catholic
Church viii give a supper and enter
Sainment on Tuesday night, 26th inst,
Tar the Benefit OF the churcE. II will sse,
\ pleasant affair and should be largely
attended.
A mau named Lewis, a eigar-maker
living on Third street., attempted suicide
"Wednesday night by taking laudanum.
He tried tG purchase the articla in Day.
lon OF Mr.. Getze, but he refused to sell
j. 70 him, whereupon he went TO New
porI, got four ounces and took haff OF
It on his way home. DR.. Schotield was
sailed us soon as the family learned
what hau occurred. Emetics and anti
hotes were ut once given, and the pa.