The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
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M0rklnRmenB IneeLlDB db NelllHR'S
Hall tomorrow afternoon.
The tobacco fly is doing considerable
damage TO the growing crop.
Goldsmith Maid arrived in Cynthiana
this morning, and will trOt next
Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Tonnis and Miss Annie
Fitzpatrick have returned from their
visit TO Bond Hill, Ohio.
The report of the City Treasurer shows
that it cost the city $16, ITO 50 to live for
one month, that ofJuly.
The Gems, OF this city, and Brown
Stockings, of Cincinnati, will cross bats
on the Cincinnati avenue grounds to-
morrow.
Burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the store OF q. W. Cree,
on the corner OF Scott and Powell
streets.
Rev. James L. Allen, OF Danville, KY,
is IN the city, and will occupy the pulpit
of the first Christian Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Mr.. D. A. Glenn, Legislator-eIect from
the First District, arrived home last
evening from a pleasant recuperatiYe
trip TO Boone County.
Mr.. Z. W. Martin, OF Cynthiana, has
announced himself as candidate for
County Judge OF Harrison County. He
promises il elected lie will ask no salary.
Walton was the scene of a stabbing
afTray yesterday. One Eli Morris seri-
ously cut Thos. Mcdonald. 1t wac the
termination Of d iuss over small mat
ter.
Miss Katie Callahan entertained her
numerous friends NJ her residence on
Stevens street, last night. The evening
was spent in musical renditions aud rec
itatlons.
Mrs. Hill brutally assaulted a little
girl named Hart, who resides on Rob-
bins street, yesterday, for which she
was arrested and her case Continued
until next Wednesday.
Joe Hawley was arrested last night by
Officers Lawrence and O'Donell,
charged with rODbIng man named Lafe
Holuen OF $3.50. His case will be investi-
gated this afternoon AT 2 O'clock.
MIR. f. NJ. Calkins, of the Ticket. has
returned from visit TO his relatives in
Clearland, .. We regret to see Mr..
Calkins looking SO badly. He has sui
fered from a severe sickness since his
departure for Clearland.
United States Marshal j. @. Cochran
arrested John Bindel late last evening
Mr. Blndel is charged with Illicit distiil-
ing, which lie is carrying on on Tabor
mill Road, about five miles from this
city. He pleads ignorance Of the law
which Uacle Sam thinks rather thin. Ii
default OF bail he rests in Jail.
Rebecca Slaughter was arraigned be.
fore 'Squires leDbs and Evan this morn
ing on the charge of being Implicated in
the robbery OF Rev. j. NJ. Bent. Her
case was continued until Monday. Re
bccca was in the employ OF Mr.. Bent,
and has had dark duckie hanging
round. In fact she acknowlged holding
the light for HIM to climb the fence,
A man named John Mccormack was
drowned in The Ouiu r YER A. the loot of
Philadelphia street yesterday afternoon.
tie was washed of tat.boat by the
waves caused by a passing tug. The
body was not recovered. Also, a young
man named Elijah Huntlif, who boards
at 3. b. Waketield's, No. bS East Third
Ilreet, in company with George Ash
crook, another bGarder, left their board
Ing-house last night about 8 O'Clock for
swim in the OHIO at Shinkle's coal
oalg S. Y ung HuntIit's parents reside
IN Orhlla, Canada. He came to Coving-
son about eight months ago, aud enjoys
lprigut man. He belonged to the Quak-
srs' society Of Z Uincinnali, OHIO
NEWPORT.
Webers Mass in q will be sung for
The first time, tomorrow, in St. Francis
Church, Dayton.
Recent statistics prove that there are
eighty thousand white people in this
Ssate who can neither read nor write.
Present indications point to Col. Thos.
Jones, EX-Sheritf OF this county, as the
coming Internal Revenue Collector for
the SIXtA District.
Mr.. Ed. Johnson, who has been con.
nned To the house for some time with
, cereDro-spinal meningitis, is able 10
show himself on the street again.
Applications for writ OF haboas cor
pus will be made Monday, we under
stand, to Judge Perkins, OF the Grimm a
Court, III the case OF Henry Green.
A grand mass-meetng of the Work
ingmen will be held tuis evening at
Dayton. Several prominent speakers
Will be present and address the meet
ing.
The body of John Mccormack, who
was drowned at the foot OF PnilAdelphia
street, Covihgton, has not yet been re-
covered. Deceased lived on MOSS street,
near Madison, this city.
A match game OF base ball was PLAYED
~ Portsmouth, Ohio, yesterday, between
the Rileys, OF This city, and the crack
club OF the former CITY, resulting in ia
vor OF the Rileys by score Of 8 to2
The surviving members Of the Twenty
third Regiment Kentucky Vo unteer liz
fahtry are earnestly requested to meet
at the Courthouse Sunday morning at
~ O'CLOCK Tor the purpose of attending
tle funeral OF their old oomrade, l., G,
Miller, Of Dayton, Ky. Members OF
other regiments are invited TO attend,
Henry Kiehcamp, who was arrested
Thursday on warrant sworn out by
George Fisher, charging him with
breach of the peace, was called in the
CITY Court this morning, but he tailed to
put III an appearances. His bond OF 500
was declared forfeited and a bench waI-
rant Issued for his rearrest, Squire
Hof was accepted as bondsman Tor
hlehkamp, and now the Court can 20
Whlstiing for their 500, as the bond of
an attorney or public officer does not
hoid good In the eyes Of the law
DAYTON. Ky.
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