The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

The loud and continued cries OF a
child, heard at q house on German
street, near Ringgold,. attracted the at
tention OF near neighbor, who upon en-
tering the house found an infant but a
few days old, with Its thumb bent back
straight with its wrist and bound in that
position with a cord. The mother Of
the child, who was present, is thought
TO be of unsound mind, on account OF
family Dereavements.
DAYTON. KY.
Old Mr.. Hennes, who died of heart
disease Thursday at the age Of seventy
years, was buried yesterday.
A young child of MIR. VIM. Carly died
Thursday night OF cholera infantum.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe will admin
lister the holy rite of confirmation at ST..
Franciscus Church, this city, to-morrow W
afternoon. He will also consecrats a
recent addition to the cemetery OF the
church.
The following newly elected officers Of
the TurnVerein of this city have been
iHs tailed: First Speaker, Carl Liable
Second Speaker, Ludwig Mullicn; Sec
tary, q. F. Heimenz; Corresponding
Iurnwarden, V. Schnelder; Second
Turnwarden, X. Vol; Treasurer, John
Irapp,
Mr.. Wells, the "umbrella mender,"
has a COW. Mr.. John GratZ has boy.
The boy and COW met the other DAY &,
when the bovine was made to hump heI :
self by being rocked by the youth. Mrs.
Wells, seeing the fight, caught little
sammy and administered a severe ear
pulling. This reused the m0tlfer OF
sammy, who caused Mrs. Wells arrest
on the charge OF assault and battery.
Yesterday the case came up before
Mayor Gunnison, and clear showing
beng made, the defendant was fined So
ana costs, amounting in all 10 $l3 90.
IhaPs pretty good price Tor 80 small
an ear.
HAMILTON.
w. II. Fountain, of New York, is in
the city.
Mayor Hughes keeps up the Police
drill. He pnts The boy in blue through
their drill every Friday afternoon.
Regular services tomorrow morning
in Christ EpiscOpal) Church. The sub
ject OF discourse is, "AIl things work to-
gether for good to them tnat love G0d.D
The Committee on Finance from the
Board of Education met yesterday at
the First National Bank and settled
with John W. Benninghoter, the retiring
Treasurer.
The annual report of the Board of
Health is ready to lie submitted to Coun-
Gil. The total number of deaths in the
city during the year 1876 were two hum
dred and one.
Exceptions were fled to the account
submitted to the Probate Court by z 9b-
edee Brown, guardian OF the Lnree
minor children of James Deleplane, de-
ceased, and testimony was yesterday
taken before said Court. NO decision
as yet.
A lady from indianapolis arrived in
the city yesterday and paid a visit to
the Probate Judges office, for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining if her daughters
name appeared on the license register.
1t appears the young girl ran away with
Il young man, and the mother had reason
to believe hey were IN this city. She
was disappointed, and could obtain no
clue to the whereabouts Of the missing
parties.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Slxty-one candidates in Clark for
The name Of the cattle thief arrested
on Wednesday was Joun Kidwell.
Mr.. b. G. Bruce left for the East with
the Japs on Friday. They have gone to
purchase fine stock.
Mr.. John Bruce mas been made the re-
cipienL of a fine cigar-holder, catcher
and destroyer. 1t cost 500.
Mr.. j. G. Woodward, OF this city, has
been elected a delegate TO the annual
conference of the NJ. e. Churcn South.
Rev. A. j. Ryan will lecture in Paris
Oh Sunday nIgnt. He is just the lecturer
Tor the Kentucky people. He suiIs them
TO "Tb
The Frankfort people are preparing to
decorate the soldiers graves while Rev.
A. j. Ryan is in the StaGe. They want
hlm o speak.
Mr.. Il. Ii. Donnelson, of Bourbon
county, was sent to the Asylum Thurs
day on account Of lunacy. 1t was most
distressing case.
Mr.. j. l.. Fishback was shot a few
days since, accidentally. 1t is thought
lhe gun got Knocked down, and by aCci-
dent went of, shooting him through the
mouth.
IN arried, on Thursday, by Rev. Mr..
voolfolk, Mrs. Jennie Hundley to Mr..
Jonas l.. Ballard" That is the way the
Press put it. IL may be right, but two
10 one IT is not.
Tle Phantoms OF the Nile go to Frank
fort on Tuesday night. They ought TO
meet with success financially, and the
Frankfort people should not fail to see
the snow, as it is one OF the best now in
Central Kentucky. The proceeds are Tor
cnarlty, and will go 10 The Home oil the
Frienuless in this city.