The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-21

shall BraSier, armed with the document,
proceeded 10 the residence OF Mr.. Raw
iings, No. Id Y ork street, where the gen.
tleman was found. The officer informed
Rawlings that bail could not be allowed
on this side before the examining trial.
Tue latter was willing TO proceed with
the officer to Cincinnati, where he was in
hopes of being released on bail. Raw
lings, it is alleged, is short 81, 400 that he
Is unable to make good.
Fred. (alias Blink) S0ifert, who had
six months at hard labor 10 serve; Andy
Moran, three months Tor petty larceny,
and Tom LaWlOr, who had $40 ana costs
TO serve out on the stone plle, succeeded
In escaping from jail shortly before 10
O'Clock this morning. The three prIs-
oners were breaking rock under
guard of Officer Al. Boyd. The door
Leading from The jail TO Mr.. Schwartz's
Residence happened to be lett open,
and young Lawior seeing this made Il
dash for liberty. This attracted the
officers attention, when the other two
scaled the nigh Ience mat surrounds the
Jail. Seifert was pursued to the Lick
ing, where he dotied his striped suit
and plunged INTO the river and swan TO
the CoylngLon side, where he was lost
slght OH. Moran was captured at MS
residence ana LaWlor is still at large.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Born, to the vile of Theodore Reui-
ter, son, on September II.
A good many OF our young men are
carrying the Murphy ribbons.
Sam. Turner (colored) was arrested
"Wednesday Ior stealing $500 from a col.
ored woman.
The barn OF Robert p. Todhunter was
destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Three
stacks ol ain were destroyed.
Under lne new timetable of the Gin
cinnati Southern, trains will leave this
city for Cincinnati at 1856 A. NJ. and $3.50
Z. NJ, aud arrive in this city at II 80 A.
NJ. and GAO p. NJ.
Married, at the residence OF J. W.
Royster, of this county, at 10N o'clock,
ednesday, Mr.. Thomas p. Worthing-
ton, OF Dallas, Texas, and Miss Celeste
Arlena Royster. Tue happy couple
proceeded to Louisville.
The alarm of fire Wednesday was
caused by the burning OF frame house
owned by 5. 5. Williams, at Pleasant
Green. The Fire Department was
promptly on hand, and in four minu es
rom the time the alarm was given the
fire was eXtinguIshed.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Mite Soc ETY. will meet this even
ing at the residence of Mr.. Frank Burris.
No business of much Importance was
transacted at the Council meeting last
night Mr.. Bailey got out of order in
references to very small matter, and
was called to order by the Chair, much
10 his displeasure.
Workingmen'S party will be organ
zed in this city in the beginning OF next
week, as large number have already
signlted their intention of joining. A
meeting will be held, and some speakers
rom Newport and Cinclunati will
attend.
Another enthusiastic Murphy meeting
was held last evening in the School Hall.
MI. W Ill. Spencer, beng the only speak
er, addressed the audience at consider
able length in very earnest speech,
winch was attentlVeiy listened to. He
also paid nigh tribute to the good
standing OF bellevue, both socially ana
morally. A number Of signatures were
obtained. AnoUuer meeting on Sunday
evening at the same place.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The opg-.ookeu-tor contest between
the Athletes and the celebrated Pres
IONS, OF New Haven, comes off to-mor-
row, and good game is anticipated.
Elder Leslie Early, of Kentucky, will
preach AT this place, in the Y. M. q. A.
Hall, Sunday morning and evening for
the Christian congregation.
Some of our unemployed citizens are
forming colonization company with the
intention OF settling out West, probably
in Arkansas. A good move.
Omer Pierce returned home Wednes-
day, having. been pardoned of the re-
mainuer ofhis term on account OF good
conduct. Many good wishes attend
Omer.