The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-19

lG6Jtu ny OmCbIS h Oll anu NOHUellY,
and taken to the station-hOuse, where
S23 ~ were found on the person OF one,
and S105 "A on the other prisoner. These
men are all supposed to belong to an Or
ganIzed gang, who have branch estab-
lishments throughout the States OF Ken
lucky, Indiana, and Ohio. The whole
gang were taken to COvington by Mar
snal and the night force Of police this
morning, ard were taken be ore the
United states Court. The result will be
found in the CoVington.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Another rousing Murphy meeting was
held last night. The speeches OF MIR.
Spencer anu Colonel Smalley, oil New
port, and Mr.. Wesley Burton, of CIn-
cinnati, were master ones. MIR. Burton
sang "Who Dare to be a Murphy" in a
manner which gave satisfacliO to all
The gentlemen were highly apDlauded
III concluding their speeches. Thi teen
signatures were obtained. Colonel
Smalley and another gentleman will be
oh hand on Thursday night.
The entertainment given by the Belle
vue Reading Club and the Cincinnati
QllnLette on Saturday evening proved
SUCCESS financially and otherwise, the
largest audience that ever attended any
similar entertainment being present.
The comedy OF Little Treasure" was
we'll played throughout, the makeup
OF Miss Ida Funrmann, as "Mrs. Med
dleton," being excellent; her reading
was given in fine manner. Miss Belle
Fuhrmann, as Little Treasure" also
won the applause OF the audience. The
other characters were well sustained by
those who had the parts. The ballad OF
Chas. Sharp and the excellent accompa-
nlment OF Miss Ella Stratfer on the organ
brought forth a deserved encore. The
oil Geo. Ii. Singer were good.
but the selections could be better. Mr.,
Frank McllYain, in singing "Old Black
Joe," brought down the house anu was
twice encUred. The harmonica contest
between Mr.. Schibly anu Mr.. Payne Gre
ated considerable interest; the music OF
each was splendid. MI. Scuibly brought
all the genuine music that was In the
harp out, ana was awarded the golu pin
as a medal Tor championship. Each con-
tes tant selected tneIr judges. Mr.. WIN.
Skinner, never having seen any Of them
play before, was chosen referee, ana
uecIded in Sehibly's favor. Several
members OF the Quintette will be at the
mile meeting ~ Mr.. FuArmanns on
Tuesday evening.
DAYTON. KY.
About half the new dummy track is
The Moeller Baseball Club have dis
banded for the season.
The Knights Of Pleasure will meet
w Wednesday night at Moeller's Hall,
Those who presume to know say it
would cost $40, 600 to make the necessary
water connections between this city and
Newport.
1t was Schiffert, not George Shafer,
who was charged with whipping the
,olored boy. This correction Is due Mr.. |
George Shater.
Preparations are being made for a !
grand social hop, to be given by the |
,bon-ton" of Dayton, at Odd-teilows'
Hall, November ~.
A number of the Turner's of this city |
we're present yesterday at the twenty |
ninth anniversary of the Turner's OF Uin-
held at their hall.
The Turner's VIII meet In convention |
Vt their hall in this city December 2. |
Delegates from Cincinnati, Cummins- |
lille, Covington and Newport will be
PRESENT.
Among the valuable articles that will |
e raff1ed at the coming Fair for the BEN
ut OF ot. Francis Church is a handsome
IL painting, tickets tor which are being
distributed.
Rev. III. e. Spillman preached in the
BAPTIST Church yesterday. He was
reeted by large congregation who
we're delighted TO find tlat his health
ontinues TO improve.
The Excelsior Literary and Musical
;lub will give an entertainment during
he holidays, on which occasion will be
resented "Breach OF Promise" and
Tue Little Rebel"
Rev. 2. B. Morgan, the Evangelist, al
resent rector of st. Johns Church,
will preach at the Episcopal
hurch In this city this evening and TO-
borrow evening at o'clock. The public
} invited.
Rev. Father Hildebrandt, the new
astor OF st. Francis Church, is becom.
ng deservediy popular with his eongre-
alton. Yesterday, before entering
pom his SUBJECT OF the day, at the last
lass, he remarked that after an exam
latlon of the financial affairs of the
hureh he found that they were not in
ear as bad condition as great many
eople would make them, and that In a
easonable length of time every dollar
indebtedness will be paid.
LEXINGTON. KY. II
A reading-room will soon be opened in
icholasville.
Col. j. A. j. Lee, OF Owingsvile, was I
/ the city yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. H0ggarty returned home
esterday from Winchester.
The weather has interfered with hog
Illlng at the Blue Grass Pork-house.
Misses Susie Small and Lizzie al ilton /
ave gone 10 Greendale on Ylslt to | |
leIr friends and relatives. |,
Rev. Thos. X. Marshall, of the Main |
teet Christian Church, has resigned /
IS charge. His term VIII expire on the
st day OF December. II
Mr. W. W. Adams, of this city, has c
I'D Six horses for the Southern trade I
lrlng the last few days, at prices rang |
6 from $45 to $15 and 500.
Rev. Mr.. Tay Ior, of Nicholasyille. as.
sted by the pastor, Rev. w. L. Row
ND, Is conducting protracted meeting I
Richmond at the Methodist Church, i
HAMILTON.
Mrs. William L. Brown is again quite i
Hooven & Son, OF the First Ward, last y
lurSday lost q valuable horse