The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18

lnd., Wnefe they held four temperance
meetings, resulting in three hundred
signatures to the Murphy pie g.. The
gentlemen left last evening for Zanes-
vile, d.
Some skillful burglar entered the resi-
dence of Mr.. Reid, on Fourth street,
Saturday night, and stole Mrs. Reiu's
jewelry to the amount OF about 500, and
the same night an attempt was made to
enter the residence of Mr.. Logan Hook
Ell on the same street. Mr.. Hooker had
not gone TO bed, and the burglars re-
tlred. On Sunday night some one en-
tered The residence OF Mr.. L. G. Ran
dali, on Maxwell street, and stole a
gold watch and about $25 worth OF
clothes. They also entered the resi-
dences oil Mr.. q mmerman and MT. Levi
hhodes, but did not get any thing.
DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. 2. F. Kaighn and family have gone
on TWO weeks visit to friends IN Ma
son County.
CharleS shepherd, ayoung gentleman
or lrohton, y is visiting the family of
his uncle, MI. Washington KidwelI.
Mr.. Harry Lamb is the proud father of
as nice little lamb-kin as ever you saw
tie was introduced to the family last
night.
A special meeting of the Excelsior
Dramatic Club will be held this evening
tt the scbo0I-lOuse, to discuss the sub
Ject OF moonlight picnic.
Mr.. Mont. Macarthur and Miss Bette
Jones were united in marriage az 10
O'CLOCK this morning by Rev. Mr.. Thon-
as, at the residence of the bride. The
happy. pair took the noon boat and de-
parted Tor Carthage, KY, to pay their
respects to the bridegroom's parents.
May their pathway through lie be
streWn with flowers.
Our young and well. known townsman.
Mr.. Joseph 8. Ross, Jr., in company
with his lriend MIR. s. b. Hayman, and
large party OF ladies and gentlemen
from Cincinnati, left the city by the
steamer Bostona, last Sunday after
noon, on their way to Cape May, where,
after spending three or four weeks,
they contemplate starting on q trip TO |
England, Scotland and France, an off
Ger OF one OF the Cunard steamers be-
ing one OF the party.
HAMILTON.
The Emerson Club meets Saturday
evening at the residence OF Dr., Huber.
Front street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Muskoff was yesterday
appointed guardian OF George z, and
Henry Muskotf, minors.
D. W. Vandyke, of Warren County.
paid the city visit yesterday, and he
ls not after an office either.
The alarm of fire last night was oc.
casioned by the bursting of coal oil
lamp at the residence of A. j, Onmer.
Fourth Ward.
Quite number of pioneers and Others
went to the Soldiers Home this morn. |
ing. The rain deferred mahy from 20. !
ing who otherwise would have gone.
Thomas Hazard, the conductor on tn q
junction Railroad, who was SO badly in. |
jured at Connersville, Ind, on the
Fourth of July, was brought to his home
in this city yesterday.
The ladies of the United PRESBYTERIAN |
Church give one of their pleasant sociais |
Tomorrow Thursday evening. at the
residence of Mrs. Mary Mckinney, cor.
ner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Sheriff Thomas yesterday received q
from the Sheriff of Brown |
County, Indiana, stating that the har-
ness and spr,ng wagon stolen from Thos.
Welsh had been found in that vicinity.
The community was startled and
shocked yesterday morning when the |
word spread that Mr.. John Rossmen
one OF Hamilton's Oldest and most re- |
spected citizens, had died suddenly, II |
appears he arose in his usual health. ate
his breakfast, and went down the street.
He called In The store OF Oliver Traber.
ana alter passing the compliments of |
the day sat down. After little while
MIR. Traber noticed tuat something was
the matter, and OIL going up to stUncIe
johnny as he was famiIiarly called.
asked nlm what was wrong. He replied,
Il DON'T KNOW" and in an instant was
oppressed Tor breach, and seemingly in
great pain. Medical aid'was called and
MS friends summoned, but before an
hour had passed Uncle Johnny was no
more. He was carried across the street
TO The SLraub House, where he died, His
funeral Will take place tomorrow
. Ihursday) afternoon at O'Clock from
The residence Of his bI other, MIR, James
Rossmen, in the First Ward.
Rev. DR.. Dutton, pastor OF the Tnivar-
salist Church, died Tuesday evening
after long and painful illness. at lis
residence In this city. Rev. Dutton
was gentleman much esteemed
Tor his Christian qualities and kindness
1fheart His suffering during his last ill.,
ness was most intense, and never n
murmur escaped his lips during his long
period OF suffering. A day or two be.
Iore his death he said to friend at his
bedside. ."1f there is one who does not
believe on the all-sustaining grace of
Christ Jesus in the hour oftrial and SUI.
Iering, bring him to see me; can test.
iy 10 its power and truthlulness." Dr..
button assumed tee pastorate OF the
UniyersaliSt Church ut this place two
ears ago, and Leaves behind MIN maDy
warm friends, both in and out OF the
His funeral will take place to-
morrow (rhursday) morning, at 10
o'clock from the Church Of which he was
pastor. Rev. j. S. Cantwel, of Uinciu-
lati, will conduct the services.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
In Court yesterday judgment was rem
Tered against George Pnllnps for $107 in
aVor Of Gaff ct al. A change of venue
vas granted iusthe Ludlow vs.. Walker
case TO Ripley County.
James q. Hayes and others for So. 900,
to ID. W. Z. Fitch, certain
ands in Hamilton County, Ohio, and
Dearborn County, Indiana, supposed to
~ The old Walter Hayes homestead,
The bondsman of Miss Jane CLANCY.
indicted for tornication with Nelson
Hood, withdrew from her bond yesler-