The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16
COVIEGTOE.

the Cathedral on "DeVOtton TO the
Blessed Virgin Mary"
The alarm OF fire last night at 1880
was occasioned by few sparks from u
chimney in the residence Of Albert
Bethel, 1.120 Banklick street. Damage
slight.
POLICE COURT. - Foster McKenny,
lisorderly, $l3 and required to keep
the peace Ior one year; A. Wachs, same,
$I3; Ernst. CLARK, shooting within CITY
limits, $l3.
Mr.. W. Rolfes, an old and well-re-
spected citizen, mVsteriously disap-
peared from his home on Twelfth and
Leo streets last night. His coat and hat
were found ON the Maln-street ferry
float this morning, and the supposition
is that he drowned him self.
NEWPoRT.
Rev. Father Bent is convalescing.
Col. John Gribbons left tor his home
yesterday.
The large furnace at switt's is under
going repairs.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet Thurs
day evening.
A penalty will shortly be added to un-
paid county taxes.
Lew Thornton will be tried before
esquire Buchanan this evening for an
assault on old man Jarvis.
Sidney B. Jones, of Cincinnati, pur-
chased the entire properly of Tnaver's
Circus yesterday for the sum OF $1,000.
Joe Cook, Will. Schnider and M. No
Ian, the three lads who were caught at
an early hour yesterday morning in the
act of breaking into the Cottage Saloon,
corner OF Madison and Cabot streets,
were called in the City Court this morn
ing. A second charge was brought
against Nolan, that OF carrying con-
cealed weapons. On this he was bound
over in the sum of$100 to answer at the
Criminal Court. None OF the lads being
ready for trial on the former charge,
they were released on 500 bail to an
sWer Thursday.
B. Fischer, lessee Of Red Mems Hall !,
refused the Van Voast Guards permis-
sion to drill in the Hall last night. 1t
appears Fischer presented q bill to the
County Court yesterday for rent for the
Hall, but the Judge refused payment Oh
the ground that the document was not
properly made out. no dates being given,
and it will be a month before Court
meets again, and Fischer says the
Guards shall not drill until the rent mat
ter is settled, and the Guards say they
VIII, and thus the matter stands.
LEXINGTON. KY.
MIR. Samuel Farra has gone to Kear-
ney, Nebraska.
Scarlet fever has made it's appearance
at Payne's Depot.
Mr.. Nesbil, the Murphy lecturer, has
gone 10 bring his family to this city.
Mr.. John Hardesty has purchased the
confectionery of Henry Wolfs, on Main
street.
Died, at the residence OF W. B. Nor.
ris, Henry County. Charles william, in
FAINT and only child of James II. and
Lulie Morris.
MIR. Charles Wenzell says he intends
to live and die i'll Lexington, and. adds
"now you know how long am going to
peg after YOU"
Thieves stole full load Of wood from
a small house on Lower street Friday
night, and also stole the contents OF Mr..
Charles Mooney's ice-box.
DAYTON, Ky.
The event of the season In musical
circles will no doubt be the concert at
Moellers Hall this evening.
Captain Pete Macarthur took his new
boat down to Cincinnati yesterday to
receive her machinery ere her depart
ure for the Back River.
Mr.. Donaldson has presented
another handsome chrome to be drawn
for at the entertainment for the benefit
OF Mrs. Fraas and family. Every holder
OF ticket Oi admission to the Hall Is
entitled to chance.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Workingmen hold meeting this
evening at the Council Chamber,
The report in this mornings ENQUIRER
that the temperance meeting was ad-
dressed by "MIsses" Is not true. as no
ladies have addressed any of the meet
ings yet.
About s O'Clock last evening, as Col.
Will. Nelson was driving his carriage,
which was occupied by young ladies,
down Fairfield avenue, his horses be-
came frightened at the approach OF one
Of the dummies. James DOlman, Jr.,
who was coming up, shouted az the en-
gineer, when the dummy was stopped
In time to prevent what might have been
serious accident.
LAWRENCEBURa. IND.
w OTh mas commenced Oh the I'LL OF
Center street.
Our foundry buildings are gradually
assuming an appearance OF completion.
Professor Cushman is TO lecture on
"Aorseology' at this place Wednesday.
Jim Chapman, a carpenter working at
the foundry, fell between the jolst and
sustained badly sprained wrist.
Mrs. Palmyra Sargent is lying danger
Ously sick AZ her nephew's, John Ii.
Hove, with congestion z of the lungs.
Our colored Virginia p Jubilee Sing
ers performed Saturday evening pretty
much in the style of minstrel troupe.
John Silbernagel, youth from Har.
rison, took out the necessary license to
wed Menie Rosenfeldep, Of the same
place.
HAMILTON.
Sections II and 10 Of the Basin was
awarded to John Kilroil and Richard
Joyce.
Judge Hume occupied the Common
Pleas bench yesterday and charged The
Grand Jury.
Jacob Zeigler, stepfather of William
Pau, Esq, died yesterday OF paraly si b,
aged sixty-eight years.
Quite a number of Democrats 90 to