The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14

POLICE CoURT-ElIen Mammalian, dis
orderly conduct, goes to jail tor 40 days
on bread, and water. '...'
The Misses Hlckmans of Avonda1e,
Ohio, are the guests oil Misses Edith and
Cora Lynn, Of this city. - i
GeRl John W. FinneIl made'an ad-
dress in favor OF the Murphy movement
at Odd-fsllows' Hall last Light. ..-
Mr.. Ovid Lee. son OF Judge Lee,s and
Miss Mckeowen were united in mar
riage this morning at Falmouth.
The picnic given by Father Smith at
Parlor Cove was the largest attended
picnic that left the city this season.
Mr.. Chas. Gutchank, who lives at OLA
Madison street, has Iallen heir to $26, 900
by the death OF his father In Germany.
The Twinklers have issued two-dollar
invitations Tor their moonlight eXcur-
sion at Latonia Springs on the 22u INST.
Anderson Bush, cOlored boy, whose
parents reside In south CoYington, has
been stolen by a band of travelling
9ypsies.
Constant Berns, an employe of Theo.
aore Leverman, tell from the General
Buell. last night, and came near being
drowned. ----
Thirty-fye ladies of Berry's Station
made an unsuccessful crusade on the
bar-rooms of that place yesterday. IL
amt berry good place tor crusaders.
Criminal Court met this morning, and
Judge Perkins administered the oath to
Judge Jackson, OF Louisville, who was
appointed by Governor 8tcUreery to try
lhe case Of Smith N. Hawes.
Mr.John Weaver has leased Lots Nos.
1892 and V34 Madison street, Tor a term of
Ten years, and will erect thereon three
story brick house with iron front, the
second story OF which Will be used as
Music Hail.
At a NEE ting OF the Committee of the
fSt. Augustine Church yesterday, to set.
tie the financial condition of the church,
Ethe creditors of the church agreed to
wait fye years for their money, and let
1T bear b per cent. interest. '-
NEWBORN.
The police received three months pay
due them yesterday. ,....
Newport has been unusually quiet the
past few days, not an arrest having been
made for nearly'a week.
Farmers coming to market report an
abundant pear crop, but say there will
be but light crop OF peaches.
A son OF Mr.. Fred. Winckler, the
blacksmith, wRs severely burned day
before yesterday while cutting hot
steel' @-r F-s@G. Af ~
Master Clements Gilman, who has be en-
attending college Tor the past two years
at Dayton, Oaio, returned home this
morning.
fourteen-year-o boy named Gret-
hof, who lives with his parents on Good
man street, was severely bitten by
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the streets. He was taken to his nome
and medical aid summoned.
A dispatch just received from g. W.
Nttoe, ESQ, editor Of the Local, who is
attending The meeting OF the Kentucky
Press Association, at Frankfort, re.
ports the country safe, aud says there is
an enormous downward tendency 81
KENTUCKY sour mash, with prices going
up. DE also reports the Treasurers ac-
count to be perfect, with 20 cents in the
treasury.
Circuit Court convened this morning,
Judge Hallam presiding. The cases vi
crosby and others against the Kentucky
Il Great Eastern Railroad Company,
nave been submitted, by consent, TO Nj.
M. Benton, OF Coylngton, on the motion
of defendants to discharge the attach
ment. The case OF f. II. Millch against
SoWAo 4noolJ III pFoRTebSs
A special train came over the Short
Line this morning, bringing number of
Germans who were attending the re-
hearsal for the Sangertest to be held at
louisville next month. The train made
the distance between this city and Louis
VILE in two hours and forty live Min
ntes, said to be The fastest time yet
made on the road. The locomotives and
cars were white with dust.
A rousing temperance meeting was
held at the Court-house last night. MIR.
BEST, of Pittsburg, opened the meeting
with short but telling address, fol
lowed by DR.. E. A. Mellenhot, also of
Plttsburg, after which the song, "Hold
he Fort,' was effectively rendered.
During this time signatures to the
pledge were being takcn, seventy-three
Il whom came forward and Joined the
lsppy band, making total of three
hundred aud iorLy-eignt who have
oined during the past three meetings.
comm ttee of three was appointed to
dominate candidates for President, two
Vice Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer
and various other officers to be elected
1t the meeting this evening, which will
90 held at the FIRST Baptist Church, On
Bellevue street. A monday prayer
meeting was held to-day at Grace
M. r. Church, which was largely at
lended. The false report Of the meeting
asst night, in the Commercial and Ca
Eette this morning, is severely criticized
by the managers.
DAYTON, KY.
Mr.. A. w. Starbird is suffering severe.
iy from an attack OF rheumatism.
Marshal Newt. Stamper Is i'll, and
found it necessary for the first time in
his life TO swallow medicine.
Miss Annie Heath has just returned
from a pleasant visit to a young friend,
Miss May Urmston, Of Liberty, Onio.
The Excelsior Literary Club, that is
always ready and willing to engage in
objects OF deserved charity, are prepar.
ing to give a benefit to Mr.. reuben Shit.
ford, who has been lald up with broken
leg for four months, and to Mr. Charles
Clark, victim OF rheumatism. The en-
tertainment will be given on the 29th
We will print The cast at a later date.
LEXINGTON. KY.