The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-13


The little urchin was almost excusable In
view of the tempting display, and the pro-
prietor let him off leniently.
The remains of D. J. Silvers arrived Sat-
urday evening, and were taken to the resi-
dence Of his uncle Stephen Caldwell. A
great many of his former friends and asso-
ciates went to see him, and offered condol-
ence to the bereaved mother. The friends
of the deceased, including the Opera Band,
of which he was a member leave tomorrow
morning for TT. Wayne, Ind, the place OF
interment.
LUDLOW, KY.
Councilman Barr is building the finest
frame residence in town.
g. Washington w. is hunting up the def
milton of that pesky word.
Several of.the school children have to be
sent home on half days instruction for
want of room-a solid argument in favor of
the new school.
Colonel Redmon, than whom no more
accomplished officer ever filled the position
of Master of Trains, is over here almost
the utmost satisfaction of all concerned,
and better than all, highly respected by all
| the employees under him.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD NOTES Captain John
Murphy is becoming more popular every
day. Ed. Birge, of the sparkling "Duce,,'
in company with Conductor Dave Mead,
took look at the city last night. Those
gentlemen are the oldest employees on the
road and in conversation with them the
fact was brought to light that Buckeye"
ought to have been contractor on the con-
struction of the road. "And if he was,
said Dave, with knowing glance, 'he could
tell in tangible way how much contractors
made out of the Trustees"
BELLEVUE, KY.
| Our citizens will be glad to learn that Pro
fessor John S. Hart, Superintendent of our
Public Schools, was elected to the
Board of Education ia Dayton last Mon
day.
| One of thSaummies ran off the track this
sengers to walk the balance of the way.
1t took considerable time to place the
dummy on the track again.
The party given last night by the Misses
Miles, at their home ON the east side OF
Bellevue, was a very enjoyable affair
Dancing was the order of the evening, and
it was kept up with good spirit until the
wee sma' hours in the morning, when the
company separated, hoping to have many
more such enjoyable times.
HAMILTON.
Joseph Traber will be candidate fol
Councilman from the First Ward.
The funeral of Mrs. Hitchcock took place
yesterday from the residence of Mr.. Geo. P
Bell her son-in-law.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will give one of their pleasant so
cials tomorrow evening in the lecture-room
All are invited.
The funeral of Miss Ida Danser, formerly
of Hamilton, took place yesterday at Ok
ford. Miss Danser died Sunday at her home
i'll the village of Camden.
The funeral of Isaac Caldwell, for mum
ber OF years guard at the railroad bridge
near Oxford, took place at that village yes
terday, under the auspices of the |. o. o. +.
Deputy Sheriff Black yesterday sold {
farm, which had been appraised at $38 pei
acre, for $45 per acre-S7 per acre over the
appraisement. This is something out of the
common order Of things in these days o
hard times.
A petition was YESTERDAY filed in tht
Clerks office by F. Vanderveer, admins
traitor of VIM. Morton, against the Miam
Distilling Company. The action is brough
to recover $4,000 damages, on account o
said Morton being the sole support of ;
widowed mother brother and sisters, an(
by having lost his life at the distillery of tht
defendants while in the discharge of hi
duties as fireman. Symmes q Gard fol
plaintiff.
CALIFORNIA, O.
The little son of Mr., and Mrs. Pat. Crotty
was buried yesterday.
The boy that kills red birds, robins o.
mocking birds should be put in the Hous'
of Refuge
The Democratic Township Convention
will be held at the Union School-house
near the Union Bridge, March 23d, at
P. NJ. =
The expenses of the township We're Gu
down by the last Trustees some $500. Thi
is step in the right direction, but littl,
more can be done yet. The township
should not be goose to be picked"
SPRINGFIELD, O..
Florences next week.
Spangenbergers team ran away yesterda,
afternoon and scattered mineral water in al
directions.
MAYoR's CoURT.-Charles Smith, drunk,
days and IS rs; Mike Musselman, drunk
"a 80; ]. s., James, 5 days and 50 25.
COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The jury in tn
case of Kitchen VS.. Mumper after being ou
all night, brought in a verdict for plaintiff
of $S8. A large portion of the jury case
now take part of two days to make up yer
dict. Jurors are paid by the day.
David Larkin VS.. A. 7. Blessing ct al
Judgment for plaintiff, $611 20. Larkil
got his blessing.
William Williamson, executor vs. Mar,
Banes ct al. Judgment for Reuben Mile
for 1906 S..
Jennie Scott VS.. Levi Scott. Divorc
granted.
Jasper Craig VS. John Craig ct al Judg
ment for plaintiff, $2,922 II, subject to mort
gage.
VIM: Diehl vs. Joha Johnson. slander
Case dismissed. -,
Court closes next week. Judge William
will preside during portion OF next week
Although the night was very stormy, tn
City Hall was we'll filed. President, A. R
Ludlow. Mr.. Fleming, chairman of tn
Committee on Speakers and Meetings re
ported. During the last six months on,
hundred and fifteen Murphy meetings hav'