The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-22
noYINGTON.

The forty hours OF 0eV0tlOn began yes
terday at st. Mary's Cathedral, and
closes tomorrow evening.
Mr.. James Walsh has donated four
thousand pounds OF corn meal to be dis
tributed arAsng the poor.
Elder P. B. Willis, OF the First Chris
tian Church, lett for Paris, KY, today
TO assist in h protracted meeting.
MAYORS CoURT.--Robert Howell /,
drunk, dismissed; James Bird, driving
stock after O'Clock Sunday morning, 80
ana costs.
Malinda Randall, oolored woman
about seventy years old, was found
dead in her bed yesterday at No. 6lo
Madison street.
A burglar entered the cellar Of Mrs.
Schnitkers residence, on Trevor street,
Saturday night, but was frightened OF
without securing any booty.
The Sixth Ward Tilden and Hen
bricks Club hold a meeting tomorrow
evening, at M. Ruips grocery, corner oil
Peasant and Greenup streets.
George Stehgler, the watchman of
6eisbauer's brewery, fell from the top
of a vat yesterday morning and suffered
q severe con fusion Of the left shoulder.
An Inquest was held thfs morning on
the body OF Malinda Randall, whose
death is recorded in another place. The
jury rendered o verdict Of death from
heart disease.
James Ii. Browning, identified as the
highwayman who robbed the mail car
rier-between Falmouth and Milford, was
arrested by Deputy Marshal Rugg, and
Rrraigned before Commissioner BOst-
wick Tor examination to-day.
The stable OF DR.. Theo. N. Wise was
visited by thieves on the night OF Jan.
A, Detectives james q. Francis and
Jerry 4. Reed yesterday found the sto-
len articles In a Cincinnati pawnshop.
Joe Clark, a white man, and Nelson
Buekner, u colored man, were arrested
and locked up for examination as to the
larceny.
Frank Thomas and Wash. johnson,
two weE-knoWn thieves, attempted to
enter the residence of Mrs. DR.. Duta-
ney, ON Eleventh street, last night, but
were arrested by Officers Whitley and
Wobkenbery and taken to Cohnel1y
Castle. They were rebrOughrbefore May or
Athey this morning for being disorderly,
and fined 81 and costs each.
The extradition case of Smith N.
Hawes, charged with forging OF city Or
fCanada), last Thursday, Judge Elliot
ON the bench. Mr.. Hutchinson, the Dis.
trict Barrist tel assistedib MI. Meredith,
of London, conducted the prosecution,
and Hon. M. McMahOn, of the Queens
Counsel, assisted by Theodore ;hallam,
ESQ, of Coyington, appeared for the de-
tense. The case will be heard again
next Thursday.
Jacob Gloss and Caroline .Kopp were
licensed to marry this morning.
The 0Merry Two" will give a mas
uuerade tonight at the Stadt Theater.
The Solitaire Club will give a party
Tonight on board the steamer Vint
Shinkle.
The choir of Corpus Christi Church
were banqueted last night at'J. b. Hun
1emer's.
Gen. Thomas Fl. Taylor, OF New York
City, is visiting his brother-ln-laW, DE-.
]. l.. Py ythian.
The Ladies' Aid Society on Saturday
evening distributed orders to the poor
10 the amount Of $40.
Miss Keturah Dixon had her hands
and arms badly burned while cleaning
gloves withrose oil near a fire.
Col. James Watson, late ofthe ;Henrie
House, Cincinnati, was admitted to the
bar in the Chancery Court this morning.
Mr.. John Taylor, of this city, has
been summoned to Washington as a wit
ness before the Congressional 1nyesti-
eating Committee, and left for the Cap
ital last night.
Messrs James Woodsides, OF the Fire
Department, and Adam GuDer are dele
gated to attend the convention OF the
Ancient Order United WorkiDgmeD,
that commences at Louisville to-mor-
row, They leave this evening.
Mrs. Kerr, wife OF DR.. Kerr, dentist
Of this city, was locked up last night for
safe keeping. 1t was rumored that she
attempted suicide last night by jumping
in the river. A STAR reporter visited
Mrs. Kerr this morning, when she stout
ly denied that she either attempted, or
had any notion of committing the rash
act. On the contrary, she says she is
perfectly satisfied with the world and
the people that is in IL.
Newport Commandery No. 10, X. t.,
elected the following officers: Sir E. S.
Runnells, W. O.; Sir James Thomas,
Generalissimo; Sir Thomas Dixon, Cap
lain General; Sir Ii. +. Schrader, Rec. !;
Sir I. A. Ackley, s. W.; Sir X. IL.
Thornton, J. W.; Sir G. H. Horner,
Sword b.; SIR Ii. A. Wadsworth, Stand
ard B.; Sir Lewis Bossard, Warder; Sir
Al. Lang, Guard; Sir Thos. Bardsley,
Trustee. Ihe installation will take
place next Friday.
Officers Speckman and Hays arrested
man named HasenwinkIe, last
night, in Michelleldeps saloon, on MOI
mouth street. Hasenwinkle was indict-
ed by the Grand Jury, several months
ago, charged with rape, alleged to have
been committed the night of the ball at
the opening of the new Market-house.
He has eyaded the police ever since,
until his arrest last night, He was re-.
leased this morning on 81, 900 bail for his
appearance at the next term OF the Grim
Inal Court, his father going on his bond.
HAMILTON.
board of County Commissioners met
Saturday. Bills to the amount OF $667 5S
were passed.
In the case of Henry Holscher against
the lessees of the Public Works, the jury
returned in favor Of the plaintiff in the
sum OF 500.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will give AN oyster supper in
The lecture room Of the Church Oh Thurs