The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-19
COvINGTON.

CuTlblmdS Eve az Ouu-IellOWb lliIls
Colonel Weden Oneal, United States
Marshal of Kentucky, was in the city
yesterday.
Don't forget the grand pound party
Thursday night at CitizeDs' Hall for
The benefit OF The poor.
The case against Marshal Bolan, DR..
Henry De Greuyter and Ben. Lauth was
dismissed last evening.
The iron molders are going to give a
grand ball for the benefit of those OF
Iheir fraternity who are out of employ
ment.
Chas. Donnelly, OF the firm of Dom
nelly d Co., is lying very i'll at his resi-
dence, ON Madison street, from pneu-
monia.
United States Deputy Marshal Charles
Rngg and special Dailitfs ThOs. PIather
anu Jonn Bowers lett the city yesterday
10 search for "moonshiners."
The entertainment given by the men,
bers of the Excelsior Lodge No. "a, A. o.
u. W., last night, at West End Hall,
was "a grand success. The proceeds go
10 the poor.
Burglars, night before last, attempted
10 enter the shoe store of Thomas X.
Lee at 80 Greenup street, but were
frightened off without getting any booty.
The rascals are known.
Gaunt, the letter-carrier, while on his
route yesterday, fell aud spralned his
ley. He was unable to attend to his post
yesterday evening, and General Miller,
Of The Post-ottice, attended to the route.
The City Democratic Executive Com
mittee met last night and nominated W.
s. Mock Tor Councilman and DR.. Is. f.
Laird tor School Trustee from the Fourth
Ward. Tue dispute concerning the
First and Seventh Wards remain un.
aDated. Anotner meeting will be held
t0-m0rr0W evening.
MAYORS oURT.-E. Sanders, disor-
derly conduct, dismissed; Il. Shackle-
ford was found yesterday near the X. q.
II. Il. Depot by Officer +. Dfummond.
lie was taken to Connolly Castle, and
the charge OF drunkenness put against
him. He was brought before Mayor
Athey this morning and fined "a.
A grand entertainment will be given
by the members Of the Cincinnati GYM
Dasium at Odd-lellows' Hall on next
Saturday evening. The programme for
the evening CONSISTS OF minsCrelsy, bur-
lesque and gymnastics. Messrs. An
drew Cutter and Gus b. Roman will con-
wrestling match. The music performed
on this occasion will be by Pr0l. Paul l..
Feline anu orchestra. The entertain
ment Is for the benefit of Mr.. Hood
Irvine, Of Woou's TheaLer.
A. serious case of burning occurred
about s O'Clock this morning at the house
Dt John q. Carlisle, corner Tenth and
Madison streets. Mrs. Mary Kennedy.
acol0red lady about torty years OF age,
Who is a domestic at that house, While
engaged i'll cleaning the room this MORN
Ing; mad her dr., ss catch fire from the
CRATE and III few minutes all her clothes
were on nre. She AT once screamed and
her cries were heard by mir. Carlisle's
son, who assisted her, aud the flames
were at once smoJhereI. D.. +. Ii.
Noonan was called in, and gave the
necessary aid. She was then removed
10 the 81. Elizabeth Hospital, where she
now is in a critical condition. She is
not expected to live.
NEWPORT.
Miss Julia Gould will not sing at Odd
fellows Hall Tomorrow night.
The entertainment at Red Mems Hall
last night, for Lne benefit OF the poor,
was as successful rs the first one.
Mrs. Dye, while walking on Mon
mouth street yesterday afternoon, fell
down and cut an ugly cash in her head.
The funeral OF Mr.. p. A. 9. K4mper,
which took place this afternoon, was
largely attended by friends and rela-
lives.
The only case in the Police Court this
morning was u little lad taken in for
stealing some toys. The Judge let him
of with a warning. We omit giving his
name as il is his first ofense.
Mir, George NJ. Dittoe, editor-in-chief
Dfthe Newport Local, will take one of
the principal characters i'll the opera of
'Maritana," to be performed at R)bin-
solps Opera-houSe 10 morrow evening.
A broken rail on the Short-line Road,
one mile west of Liberty Station, de-
layed all the morning trains several
hours. The passenger Lrain due here at
1880 this morning was delayed five
hours.
Mrs. Ursula Hooey. aged eighty-six
years, residing at l3j YUrk street, fell on
the slippery pavement IN the rear of her
residence, yesterday morning, breaking
her ley and sustaining other injuries
that may prove fatal. DR.. Kinsey was
salledin, and is attendingto her injuries.
SUPPOSED CASE OF DRowNING.-This
Nor4llng about y O'clock Mr. James
Wallace, an employe of the Louisville
bhort-line Railroad, found the following
articles under the railroad bridge that
crosses the Licking short distance
BACK OF, Newport: Three linen shirts,
'ne linen duster, one hair brush, one
lowell, two cotton undershirts, one pair
pf cotton socks, one brown frock coat,
and number OF envelopes scattered
around. The mans name is supposed
lube A. B. Miller, as several of the arti-
DleS had that name marked on them.
The suppositlon is that the man fell
through the bridge at some hour during
tne night, as the ice was broken for a
Ipace Of several feet under the bridge.
HAMILTON.
Some five or six cases of small. poX
we're reported at the County lnfrmary
yesterday.
The Board of County Commission ers
met yesterday. Bills to the amount of
ET70' ~ were passed..
The display OF Christmas toys in the
shops and show-windows this year sur
passes that OF last year,.
Charley Bierly, the Third-street bitch
or, is making extensive preparati nus tor
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