The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

R. GWyder arrested a man named Cal-
vim N. Hensley yesterday on charge OF
committing couple Of forgerieS at Dan
Vile, Ky.
NEWPORT.
The paymaster was at the Barracks
yesterday.
Tibbatts' Minstrels at Odd-fellows'
Hall tonight.
Scharstein, the supposed suicide, Is
reported to have turned upin Canada.
Ex-President Grant was in Newport
on MOnuay last. So the Local man says.
The Newport and Covington Bridge
Directors hold their regular meeting
this afternoon.
The editor Of the Local returns thanks
to Hon. Thomas l.. Jones for not recelV-
ing any public documents.
Fire alarm Box No. 10, on Central ave.
nue. near Rlnggold street, is removed to
the building on the corner.
Patrick McCarle and Miss Lucinda
Rube, OF Hamilton, Ohio, were married
yesterday by Squire Y. +. Buchanan.
Miss Mamie X. Butcher, the young
lady who was so terribly burned on the
9th inst, died this morning at 10 O'Clock
from the effects OF her injuries.
Christ. Megerele, the York-street
butcher, trusted COVington droVer, on
Monday last, with 800 to purchase cattle
and bring Lnem to Newport, but up 10
the present the droyer has failed TO put
ln an appearance. ..<.. co.
CITY CoURT.-Hutch. King and
Mary MulVoy, tornication, $50 and costs
each; they went to Jail for one hundred
days. Next on the docket was the case
nf n W nm
hand and willing to testify, but the
Judge would not allow it, and Roots plea
to guilty Of disOrderly conduct was ac-
cepted. He was fined $40 and costs.
DAYTON. KY.
The Social Reading Circle will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence Of
Andrew Cutter, Esq.
1t having become known that Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bartlett were about to re-
move to Glendale, large number OF
their friends last night rendered them a
complimentary surprise party. With
out moments warning throng OF
visitors entered the house, equipped
with baskets filed with all manner OF
good things, and, literally speaking, the
host and hostess were made the guests
Of their friends. The evening was most
recollection that the occasion of IL was
one that would take from Dayton those
who were always most ready TO con-
tribute to the social enjoyment of others
and who were never known TO be want
ing when a good time was announced.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Ed. Bowling has gone to Indiana on
business.
The Courthouse in Georgetown is be-
Ing rebuilt very rapidly.
Jessamine is being ravished by horse
thieves at d terrible rate.
MIR. James NJ. O'Mara is going to the
SLACK Hills in a few weeks.
MIR. Joseph Burns has bought the gro
cery store Of Mr.. John Franklin, on
Limestone street.
In the office of Capt. John A. Geary
hangs a handsome portrait of the late
Col. John O'Mahony.
Gen. Abe Buford was the successful
candidate at the primary election in
Woodford on Saturday last.
DR.. Walsh, of Jessamine, is solicited
rs candidate for the Lower House OF the
Legislature in that county.
Judge Stevenson has had one side OF
)he Courthouse repaired-that is, the
Top side. 1t has been covered.
James O'Brien has accepted the call
10 run for Jailor. Mr.. O'Brien is yery
popular and will be hard to beat.
Father Ryan, the great Southern poet
priest, is to lecture for the benefit OF the
CathOlic Church in CYnthiana on the
18th Of April.
Major b. G. Thomas has sold the fol-
lowing race-horses to go to Pennsylya.
pie: Linsmore and Plenty; and London
berry 10 go to Wisconsin.
The spacious hall of the 1. L. A. is
soon to be the finest in the city. 1t is to
be carpeted and hung with fine pictures
purchased in New York.
Miss Bette Beck, daughter of Hon.
Jas. B. Beck, is to be married on the 10, b
INST. to Lieutenant Green Clay Goodloe
Mr.. Goodloe has been appointed Pay.
master of the Marines by President
Hayes, and The marriage is the first
step toward the unity OF the North and
South.
HAMILTON.
The Fitton corner /, I've improved
by fine, new plat,-s iIdows.
Lieutenant John NJ a. ). A.,
)s 10 the city, The GU -. D..,.oe Nc
Adams, Jr.
Samuel Cassidy was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate Ol
Clarissa Burch, deceased.
The Democrats of the city contem
plate holding ratification meeting on
Saturday night at Beckett Hall.
The funeral OF George Imley, late as
sistant ticket agent al the G., Ii. s. D.
Depot, took place yesterday afternoon.
John Part, of Riley Township, made
an assignment yesterday to Samuel
Larden. Liabilities, $4,294; assets
$4,000.
Those wishing to spend a pleasant
evening should not forget the Church
social at Mrs. I. V. Howelps tomorrow
evening.
The will OF Othias Mondy has been ad
mitted to probate. He divided his per,
sonal and real estate equally between
his two children.
Petition for divorce was yesterday filed
by Matte NJ. Bullard against Charles W
Bullard ON the grounds of gross neg eel
and wllliuI absence.
There will he a festival tbio avonino