The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-21

proceeds OF his marketing in whisky
and Tor being reprimanded by his Wlle,
treated her as above.
Capt. VIM. Seigman, who resides on
Main street, was arrested by Omcers
Connolly and Marlzolf, last evening,
for abusing his family. His case was
continued in the City Court this morn
ing to Friday. The captain brought his
bed along with him last evening, when
arrested, and remarked to the Judge
this morning that he would as soon be
In jail as anywhere else.
WEST COVINGToN. KY.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club gave
their third entertainment of the season
to large and appreciative audience at
the Town Hall last evening. The enter
tainment commenced with an overture
on the piano, by Mrs. Emily Brutton,
performed in her usual excellent style,
followed by vocal duet by Messrs.
G, orge Newhall and Il. Hartley Thomp-
son, which was rapturously applauded.
Then came a solo by each of those ac-
cOmplished Vocalists, which brought
forth storm Of applause. Tue play was
u drama in three acts, entitled, "The
Drunkard's Warning" which was well
rendered. Special mention must be
made OF Mr.. q. W. Mccoy as "Edward
MOrdaunt," aud Miss Jeanie Buchanan
as "Louisa MOrdaunt," his wife, who
acted and read their parts TO life, while
he aclIng OF Messrs. Will. and Thomas
Buchanan was irresistibly comic, espe.
clally In the drunken scene. Altogether
1t was one of tue best entertainments 10
that has ever been put on the boards OF
the Town Hall.
PARIS, ky.
o. A. Gilman Is making large chip.
ments OF turkeys to Boston and New
YORK.
The only item of interest in the Police
Court yesterday was John Gregory, Tor
disturbing the tranquility Of the city,
$40 and Gusts.
Burglars entered the house of Mrs.
Joseph Morning, situated SIX miles from
Paris, and succeeded in making Oft with
a consid cradle amount OF country prod
uce. No clue tu the burglars.
There were cighty-two more sigma.
tn es to the Murphy movement on Mon.
day night. There Is rumor afl1at that
one OF our prominent young men will
soon enter the field as a lecturer.
Healy's Hibernian Minstrels and Nc
Evoy's Panorama Of Ireland at Odd
night. A good chance to take a trip
over the could sou" tor 30 cents.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Six hundred hogs were killed at the
Bluegrass Pork-house yesterday.
Rev. L. b. Voolfolk will preach as
usual in the First Baptist Church, on
Short street, next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. Prosser is achieving great success
in OWingsVille. On Thursday night,
alter his lecture In the ourt-houSe,
three hundred persons signed the Muir
pny pledge. He has within twenty days
at MI. Sterling and Owingsyille secured
over two thousand sIgners.
Rev. Stuart Robinson will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church in this
city next thursday and Friday evenings
AT half-past O'clock. He will he una.
voIdaDly detained at home next Wednes.
day, which will prevent his preaching
Wednesday night as was expected.
EATON. o.
Farmers are taking advantage of the
Indian sumner by gathering corn, con-
sequently business in the town is quite
duh.
Common Pleas Court commences mex
week. Judge Hume Will be on the
Dencn, with u moderate sized docket be-
lore him.
There are over one hundred Demo.
cratic editors in the Stale oil ONO, ana
were they one and all just now to pre-
sent their respective Gains for some
lucrative position within the gift OF the
party, none would be more deserving to
/, 4 nil n n
spicy editor Of the Eaton Democrat.
Mrs. Wallace Britton's Theatrical
Troupe from chicago played to ful
houses all last week, and lett here 1ol
amden Monday morning with the wei
wishes OF our citlzens IOr the gentle
manly manner in which they deported
themselves while here, aud the excel
lent entertainments they gave, and com
mend them tO the public generally al
worthy Of their patronage.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Judge Major, Of Snelbyville, has beer
in attendance at court This week.
The regular November Grand Juror;
are IN session, but there doesn't seem tt
be much ''grlst 10 grind"
The Emma leland Dramatic Troupe
are advertised for an exhibition here
Monday night, to play "Dlvorce."
The suspected horse thieves have beel
let go, their aulmalS not answering tnt
| description upon close examination.
LUDLOW. ky.
Mr.. Michael Rogers is confined to hi
| bed with ii severe cold.
MIR. Mic. Brown has embellshed hi
handsome place of business with all irol
balcony.
There is current rumor OF change
in the Captaincy Of K. l.. q. This il
| Rash, p'raps."
Mr.. VIM. Williams found fragmen
of u 500 bill. The piece has the lette
sc" and the signature on it, and is aUou
one-Lenth Of the bill, which can be seer
at Harbeson's grocery.
HAMILTON.
James Beckett, Of Hanover Town
ship, is lying quite i'll.
The hog cholera is making sad havo,
in different parts OF tne county.
The County Commission have beer
obliged to borrow 900 lor the Bridge
Fund.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to William Paully and ReDeoct
Thomas (Golored.)
"Our Boys Dramatic Club" will give
an entertaI Inmeht at Jacksonburg OF
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