The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-01

itated, day before yesterday, into the |
cellar, breaking both his legs. The cause \
OF the accident was the breaking |
OF the elevator.
/ Olive Lodge No. s3, Knights of Honor,
elected the following officers last night |
Dictator, G. Fl. Scriggins; Vice-Dlcta-
tor, j. II. Hays; Assistant do, Alfred |
Biery; Chaplain, e: S. Stuard; Guide, |
VIM. Kirkby; Reporter, Fred Steinhein;
Financial. J. B. Lloyd; Treasurer, W. Il.
Howard; Guardian, w. S. Patrick; Sem
tinel,IP. r. Collins; Trustees, +. II, Col |
Inns, A. S. Wilhelm, IL. +. Myers; Rep |
resentatiye, II. f. Myers.
NEWPORT.
T. Criminal Court Of Campbell county
convenes Monday.
VIM. Best received the first prize yes
terday afternoon at the prize turning in
Turner Hall.
Ed. Forbus, of this city, attended the
Cincinnati jamboree last night. When
on the Vine street landing o number Of
colored scoundrels set upon him, and
after a rough handling robbed him Of
$3.50.
The following is the programme of the
Teachers meeting to be held at the Wal
nut Hill Seminary, Cold Spring, KY,
VA GAAu0y3 OetAs y AStNt wv
O'Clock:
Friday ening-Educationa address
by A. s. Berry and y. W. Root, of New
port.
Saturday Morning, January 81, Essay
by Mr.. Ffitche. 2, Discussion on method
OF teaching penmanship, opened by VIM.
Teller. g. Method of teaching common
fractions, opened by j. J. Wright. g.,
Reading by Mr.. Teller.
A hioa,1coInn
method Of teaching history; to be opened
by Mr.. Nado. 2, Address on the teach
ers' Vocation by MIR. Selby. o, Method
OF teaching Geography; opened by MIR.
j. Beamer.
Saturday Evening", Essay by Miss
Ida Bond. 2, Discussion: Resolved,
That farmers should be educated to the
same extent that professional men are.
Opened by A. II. Leroy. 8, Discussion
on prize giving in school; opened by
VIM. Teller.
LUDLOW, KY.
The "Whisky Ring' having bartered
the peace OF the city for reelection,
now propose to go into the internal i'm
proyement business, and for that pur-
pose they propose to pave and grade
Ash street for the accommodation Of
contractors. They also intend waiting
On LU0 W .. IL. us IuSbo6bs Juob W 566s
'you know" what sum they will take to
put footways ON the new bridge.
At the last meeting OF Council men,
ber stated that the wheel OF his wagon
went hub deep on the River road, and in-
troduced motion ins structing the Grade
Committee to have the road in question
repaired. The women and men of Lud-
low have to use this road OF mire in 60
ing and coming from the city, and this
very member refused his vote to spend
fifty dollars TO keep the pedestrians out
of the mud and slush.
BELLEVUE, KY.
William Mitchell, Esq, OF Lake street,
ushered in the Centennial by grand
display of fireworks.
A select party was given at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Dolman, on Rhensford
street, last night. Dancing was,the order
Of the evening and was kept up until
the grey dawn OF 1875 made its appear
Rnce.
A number OF our young men, together
with several musicians, were out until
an early hour this morning celebrating
the jamboree. In the course OF their
rounds they serenaded Mr.. Patrick
Mullin. After firing off some cannon and
playing some sweet strains Of music,
atss llh6 d CumO w buO uOOi
and invited all the boys (numbering
about thirty). in to have centennial
drink. PATS health was drank with
ringing cheers. They afterward PAID
Mrs. Krogmanii, mother of our efficient
Deputy Marshal, visit and played some
soul stirring airs.
The entertainment last night by the
Public School was most enjoyable
affair. The singing and recitations O
tae children were remarkably good and
merited the loud applause Of every one
present. 1t certainly reflects the high
est credit ON Professor Hart, principal
and the other teachers in charge. The
appearance of the children was especi
ally attractive, and the manner in which
they conducted themselves throughout
was another instance of the good train.
ing they have received. The tableauz
were excellent and gotten up IN gooC
style. Altogether the affair as com
plete success. Miss Mamie Robson ren.
dered some fine selections of mush
which were tully appreciated by thu
large audience.
LEXINGTON. XIV.
Miss Ida jennings, of Richmond, il
visiting her friends in this city.
The Veiley Rifle Team and the Hun
ters' Clab had another pigeon shoo lin
ut the farm Of j. r. Veiley yesterday.
Colonel II. w. Nelson; Representatiy,
to the Legislature from Campbell coun
ty, passed through the city Thursday.
Up to this time Citizens and Dem
ocratc Ticket mas been nominated. Th
Republican Convention has not yet beer
called. n
Mrs. Bartlett, wife OF the pastor of th,
Frat Presbyterian Church, received
sewing machine as Christmas presen
IRON the ladies OF that congregation.
Our business men still continue t
shut of their gas and use kerosene 70
lighting. If all private consumers wer
to shut of, the company would be com
PEELED to reduce their rates. This is th
only way to manage such monopoly.
The concert for the benefit Of the M.
Church South took place at the Opers
house Thursday evening. TWAS lar9l
attended, and the singing, under tn
supervision OF Professor George, wa
superb. Mrs. Williamson, with whom
almost every one is familiar, create
considerable applause.
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