The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-02

CITY COURT.-Ms Miller, u160fQ0rly y
conduct, So and costs; Joe HoIley, oh.
tanning money under false preLenses,
continued.
Frank Smith, the six-year-old son ol
Mr.. Richard Smith, who lives at the
corner OF Madison street and Central
avenue, fell from the roof Of a one-story
frame yesterday and was badly In
jured.
Marshal Dave Lock and Marshal Pat
Bolan, OF C0yington, were over In the
Cincinnati Police Court, and preferred
a charge against Lewis Barker, cracks
man, who Is fugitive from Kentucky
Justice. ..s.
-, DAYTON. KY.
Congratulations which were so gener.
ally extended to Mr.. McAr-
thur, this morning, are all right, but a
little premature.
The beautiful residence of Rev. Mr..
Spllman was thronged last evening with
as happy company as one could wish
to see. The crowd was 80 large that ii
was found impossible to follow the pro.
gramme very closely, but the object was
the real enjoyment OF all present, and IL
seemed to be attained most perfectly.
The supper was elegant-just such q
one, in fact, as the ladies OF the Baptist
Church always spread. The programme.
as published yesterday, gives an idea Of
the entertainment, but the social side OF
1t, not put down on the bills, was the
most delightful Of all. People have
learned to feel sureiot most enjoy able
time whenever they are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Spilman, and they never
fail to come out in full force on such oc.
oasions as that announced for last
night.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Kick, Donahue, kick.
A heavy frost fell here Monday night.
The handsomest man in town is Tom
Moore.
The Phantorns say they won't 60 to
Frankfort.
Two--oue to George Beitz and one to
j. B. Simrall.
Miss Matte Price is fast recovering
from her sickness.
Mr.. Aaron Fare and wife left fol
Colorado on Mondays
MIR. Ben. Letcher left for the South on
Monday on pleasure trip.
Hon. j. W. Bradbury, OF Maine, Is
The officials of the Asylum have been
appointed by Governor McCreary.
The coming race meeting will be the
most brilliant ever held on the course.
DR.. John s. Brown left for Owen Coun.
ty Monday, to attend the wedding Of his
brother.
G. K. Carr has been called on to be.
come q candidate for the lower house of
the Legislature.
A big shooting match was held on the
farm ct Will Ferguson, on the X. z.
r. r., near Paris, Tuesday.
The Good Templars of Woodford, Jes-
samine and Fayett meet at South Elk.
horn next Saturday, May5.
The members OF the Independent
Colored Baptist Church gave a picnic
at the Fair Grounds Tuesday.
The Duprez & Benedicts MinstreIs
are mere Friday night next. This is one
OF the best minstrel troupes travelling.
HAMILTON.
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur.
day at Mrs. Beardsley's, Second street.
Daniel B. Millikin is out as u candi.
date tor County Recorder. Still they
come.
Yesterday, for the first time, the fire
bells struck the hour OF noon and six
O'clock.
VIM. Reynold, while using a hatchet
in doing some carpentcr-Work, cut his
loot quite severely.
Yesterday Philip Kraft received a
large sea turtle from New Orleans,
which weighed something over three
hundred pounds.
The County Commissioners have been
invited by the managers OF the Chill
dren's Home to meet with them next
Monday Oh the occasion OF their annual
meeting.
The Butler County Grange met in this
city yesterday. Premiums on butter
were awarded. Mrs. James Boyer re-
ceived the first, and Mrs. Vinnedge the
second premium.
Thursday night Robert B. Davidson
will deliver tree lecture before the
Commercial College. Persons seeking
instruction In matters pertaining to
agencies, contracts, commercial papers,
&C., should not fail to be present.
The funeral of Myrta and Harry Rus
sell, children of Charles and Kate Rus
esAit WIN P'"co yeSteTuay alter.
noon from the residence OF
William Russell, grandfather OF
the deceased. The little ones were aged
respectively five and one years.
A meeting Of the Board OF Trustees of
Miami University was held yesterday in
The Courthouse, for the purpose of con-
sidering the proposition Of parties from
the East who wish to lease the Uniyers.
ity buildings at Oxford as a classic and
scientific training school. They desire
to lease the property for the term of ten
years.
Ohio Legislature.