The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-30
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Miss Jennie Harrop is visiting in Har-
rison, Ind.
Frank King and Billy Wines leave
for Chicago Monday.
Hon, w, l.. jackson, OF the Louisville
Circuit Court, left for his home yester-
day.
The fine trotting horse OF Mr.. Charles
Keith died yesterday. He was valued
at $1,000.
The oil painting on exhibition at the
Clinton Hotel is the work OF Mr.. Chas.
Waite, Of South Coyington.
Mr.. Schultz, the Scott-street florist,
will have ON free exhibition tonight
three night-blooming cereuses.
Our note book shows the names OF Mr..
Albert Beach and Miss Katie keer. The
ceremony will be celebrated next week.
Mr., Creighton, the leader OF the Muir
phy meetings in this city, Will occupy
The pulpit at Main-street NJ. Il. Church
tomorrow.
David Wescott, who had his leg am
puLated some three weeks since, Is ly-
ing in critical condition, and fears are
entertained for his recovery.
The Murphyites have succeeded in
organizing their third regiment. They
announce three meetings for to-morro W.
Park place and Odd-fellows Hall.
Myrtle Lodge, X. o. F., elected the
following officers last night: JAS. Gun
dy.U. c.; q. l.. Morton, BE-; j. L. HOr-
ner, p; I. n. Booth, l.. T.; F.. Morton,
p. w, o.
Mr.. ]. Bersford and Edwin j. Cleary
are announced for recitation at the
Grand Opera-house, in Cincinnati, next
nj ,i,fr ,lt M n Il
Il. Healey.
Water pipes are to be laid on Mon
tague street in Lewisburg, aud the street
Is so full of stones that it will require
the services OF Councilman Hermes to
s.blas" them.
POLICE CoURT.-Lyman Smith, three
charges of indecent exposure OF person,
'fiue $lO5 and costs; Alfred Biery, keep
aug cutfee-house without license, $l3;
VIM. Hall and George Poterlng, bathing
in LICKING, " and costs.
The Murphy meeting at Odd-fellows'
Hall last night was an interesting one.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Charles
Williams. Fifty names were obtained
TO the list. of those VINO signed the
pledge.
uuR0 LLuuHdy lOl w dIuoU UuC lllduudlO
OF the Kentucky Court of Appeals in the
case OF Col. VIM. G. Terrell against the
Commonwealth to the CLERK Of the
Boone Criminal Court at Burlington
yesterday, to which place Col. Terrell
will at once proceed, in order that he
may be admitted to bail and released
from custody.
NEWPORT.
Hon. G. W. Rowland, of Cincinnati,
will deliver an address to the temper
ance people at Odd-tellows' Hall to-alor-
row afternoon.
An entertainment to raise money 10
detray the expenses of the Murphy
movement in this city will be given al
Odd-fellows' Hall Monday evening.
The Democratic primary meetings for
4 the choice of delegates 70 the County
Convention will be- held this afternoon
in Newport, Bellevue and Dayton from
6 to O'Clock, and in the country pre-
cincts from to O'Clock.
Another enthusiastic Murphy meeting
was held az Odd-fellows' Hall last eyen-
ing. The meeting this evening will be
at the same place, and prayer meeting
will be held at Columbia-sLreet Presby-
terian Church at 4 z. NJ. The meeting
tomorrow will be at the Grace al. e.
Church.
CITY CoURT.-John Dreier, breach Of
the peace, 81 and costs; Philip Schrole,
same, $3 and costs; Chris. Weigler, who
was arrested several days ago for allow
ing a standing nuisance in the shape OF
hog-pen on his premises, was found
guilty of the charge, but His Honor sus.
pended judgment for two weeks in or
der 10 give Weigler chance to abate
the nuisance.
THE STREET RAILROAD Wharf.-The
case OF j. NJ. Macarthur, Presi
dent of the Newport Il Dayton Street
Railroad, against Albert S. Berry and
members of The Newport City Council
on the charge OF unlaWfully hindering
and obstructing the above Company
from the use Of their track, was called
at the Courthouse, before Squire
Charles Buchanan, promptly at II
O'Clock this morning. The counsel fol
the defense Immediately moved for a
continuance of Lhe case until Tuesday
The Commonwealth then made motion
that the case be continued till Thurs
day, July g. This vas agreed to. Juuge
n MCGEE and Hon. j. q. Carlisle have
I been engaged by the defendants.
LUDLOW. KY.
Services will be held in the Ludlow
Presbyterian Church tomorrow al
4 follows: The sacramento of baptism
&. the LORDS Supper, reception of members
and sermon by the pastor at IL A. NJ.
The Sabbath-school at 2:3O p. Nj
Murphy Temperance meeting at $3.50 z.
hi. The regular evening service will bt
held at 8 O'clock Z. NJ.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Grand picnic AT Parker Grove, July
The piers OF The new railroad bridge
are completed.
Rev. Mr.. Vance will preach at the NJ
e. Church tomorrow night at 1880 z. 4 NJ
MIR. Muohmore will be the principal Of
our Public School next session. Mr.
Denherm goes TO East Columbia.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Our horsemen have all gone to Cincin
natl to attend The races next week.
Tie stock sales here during the pas
week have been we'll attended aud the
/ prices obtained were exceedingly good
N 1t was mistake about the fete Ghaln
pstre on Thursday evening. II will no
take place until next Thursday even
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