The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-20

quet table groaning under its bountiful
burden of edibles and wea little drop
to drown the. shamrock. The Rev. Pas
tor opened the exercises with some WE'LL
timed remarks, after which the iestivl-'
ties Of the evening were enhvened py
several gentlemen in response to the
toasts. which our space will not allow
us to give In full. Sulfice it to say that
the fow Of soul and sentiment and enjoy
ment We'd with any OF the pleasant
affairs OF the kind hitherto given on such
occasions, and long may they live to
wet Erin's green shamrock.
BELLEVUE, ky.
Mrs. McIlvain, who resides with her
mother, Mrs. Bissell, on Rhensford
street, has for some time. past showed
signs of insanity. Last Saturday night
she became desperate and threatened to
kill her mother. Marshal RatlifI was
called in and took her to Newport, where
she will be kept until it is decided
whether she Is a fit subject for the asy-
lum or not.
The Bellevue Reading Club gave
another OF their pleasing entertainments
In the School Hall Saturday night, to q
good-sized audience. The beautiful
play Of 'sFashion'' was rendered in ex-
cellent style, the following ladies and
gentlemen taking part: Miss Blinn,
Miss Carrie Moody, Miss Ida Fuhrmann,
Miss Maggie Setter, Miss Belle Fuhr.
mann, Messrs. g. r. Harms, A.. V.
Fuhrmann, Fred. Collins, Matthew
e. Lyons, f. McIlvain, viii Moody.
The manner in which all did their parts
is deserving the highest commendation.
They certainly added fresh laurels to
tho uIraodv xun1l- q rnad ram IA tim al
the club. This club gives o pay enter
| tainmsnt in Odd-fellow Hall, Newport,
| on Thursday evening next, when the
best talent Of the club will be intro
duced.
John w. Carr was appointed admin.
deceased.
Jimmy Lannahan fell down the stairs
leading to Squire Gordonss Office and
was quite badly injured. &
Gary Longiellow on Saturday slipped
and tellon the Suspension Bridge and Sc
verely injured his right arm.
Adam Utterich, who was tried ant
convicted of forgery, was Saturday
sentenced by Judge Meeker TO three
years In the penitentiary.
The members Of the Leiderkrantz 80
ciety and the United German Society
attended in q body the funeral of thief
late brother; George Morner, which tool
place yesterday afternoon.
| @. s. Symmes, attorney, who is EN-
ployed to assist the prosecution in tn,
case of Abram Carr and Jas. d. Pratt
indicted for murder in the first degre,
at hokomo, returned home Saturday.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Col. W. T. Withers has returned from
an extended Southern trip.
The physicians report considerabl,
sickness throughout the city and sur
rounding country. The principal NAL
ady among children seems to bemumps
The thermometer at Ashland Obserya
tory Indicated thirteen above zero OF
| Saturday morning. This is within fiy,
degrees of being as cold as at any tim
during the winter.
George Goodwin, the colored man VIII,
robbed the Post-office at this place som,
weeks ago, has been sentenced to thre,
years In the Penitentiary by the u, s
District Court at Louisville
| CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
Rev. M. j Jones preached at the NJ. &c
Church Sunday at P. M. His text wa
the 9th verse of the 9th chapter Of: Second
Timothy: "But G0dliness with content
mentis great gain.n The sermon, thougl
entirely extemporaneous, was eminent
ly practical. and made a.fayorable i'm
preston.
Rev. Mr.. Baker, the regular ;circui
preacher, preached at night. Text
chapter x, 9th verse OF John: 81 am thi
Door" There was a good attendance.
The event happened last Friday in tn,
upper part of town. AS it happened oil
st. Patrick's Day, it is supposed Mr.
Baker will name him Patrick. The
mother and boy are doing well, say ths
Qaidnuncs.
Old farmers reof the opinion that th,
last cold lsnaphas killed the apple crop
This is serious thing, Ii they are NO
mistaken.
Squire Van Renssellear thinks he will
be able to attend to his official duties bJ
the first OF the week. He is recovering
rapidly.
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