The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-21
LEXINGTON, KY.

ment of all male city prisoners confined
In the Jail In the cleaning OF the streets
u the city.
| LEXINGTON. KY.
Ensign Lucien Young, U. 8. A., the
hero OF the lost Huron, ls in the city.
Mr.. W.T. Marrs and bride have re-
turned from their bridal trip to Denver.
Mrs. c. S. Bodley, OF st. Louis, has re-
turned to Lexington, it is said, to take
up her permanent residence.
The alarm of fire, sounded Friday
evening about o'clock, was caused by
the burning OF q pie OF straw in Prall-
town.
| Jesse Underwood, a notorious outlaw,
while resisting arrest, shot one Of the
| SheTiH5 posse, and was also shot HIM
self by the Sheriff Of Bath County, was
placed in the jail in this city for SALE
keeping SATURDAY morning. lie is now
in critical condition, as his Wounus
are considered dangerous.
Mr.. John Button, an employe of Up
lngton u Bros, carriage manufacturers,
IN this city, met with serious accident
Friday. Not seeing that the platform
of the elevator had gone down, he
stepped into the halchway and fell a
considerable distance, receiving several
injuries from the tail. His condition
now is thought dangerous, although
there is reasonable hope OF his recovery.
| DAYTON. KY.
| The honors Of the last "spelling"
match belong to Mr.. Sam. Wells.
| The Mite Society will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Johnston Tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. Jostlin has opened a frst-class
grocery on Adams street, called the
I"Centennial."
BELLEVUE, KY.
| The meeting OF the Union Mite Society
takes place tomorrow night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j.. T. ShaWan. A large
crowd is expected.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather, a large audience was present
at the Murphy meeting last night, and
were addressed by Mr.. Marsh in good
speech. Mr.. Adam Smyri also made a
short address. A few signers We're OBJ
tanned.
| HAMILTON.
Joe Owens and BRIDE are stopping with
James E. Campbell.
Dick Cole has gone to Iowa to attend
the SICK bed OF his aged mother.
Dr.. Hoagland, Of New York, is visiting
MI. and Mrs. George Tangiman.
Charley Russell has been appointed
Deputy Recorder under Alex. Gelz, the
new County Recorder.
Miss Clara DeobIing, of Miamsburg,
who has been spending a few days in NE
city, lett Tor home this afternoon.
Samuel shafer, of the First Ward,
was the recipient OF a handsome silver
caKe-staId by friends in Columbus.
George Wenn was Saturday appoint
ed guardian of Tuomas De Almond, re-
Gently adjudged an imDeclle. Bonu
$1,000.
The alarm OF fire Saturday night was
occaSloned by the explosion OF c0al-oli
lamp at the mouse Oh Conrad McGreery
Fourth Ward.
The funeral OF Robert B. Martin takes
place this morning at IL O'Clock from
Valley CHAPEL, near Jones' Station. The
remains VIII be Inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery.
i The rumor that James Jackson, the
High-street merchant, had made an as.
signment, is untrue. Mr.. jackson is
suffering some embarrassment, which,
If time ls given, he Will overcome.
The deed of assignment in the Louis
Sohngen matter has been returned to
the Probate Court. Luke Bradley,
Christian Moerlein and Jos. Curtis were
lappolnted assignees, and gave bond in
the sum of $4,000. The property as.
signed embraces all the property, real
and personal, except the homestead all d
what personal property may De allowed
by the state.
CALIFORNIA, o.
There was another little disturbance
on the corner Of Front and Gerard
streets yesterday. IL was simply "a
gentle reminder.H
We are informed that there is to be an
entertainment given by the "Dramatic
CLUB" about the middle of February, for
the benefit of the IL. r. Station. Hadn't
the platform better be built at once with
the funds on hand? Think of it, ladies'.
1t is refreshing to read ''puffs" con.
corning our town i'll the Cincinnati Com
merclal, written by some citizen Of the
village. There was time when the
writer stood almost alone in setting
forth the advantages Of the Cincinnati
g. Portsmouth Narrow-gauge Railroad.
But truth is mighty, &c.
Hon. John Sullivan came near meeting
with q serious accident last Saturday
evening. On his way home from Column
bus, Ohio, via the Little Miami Road, he
jumped from the cars at Columbia Sta
tioD, and, falling upon his shoulder, sus-
tanned q serious injury. He fell 80 near
the track that the wheels of the car
passed over the skirt of his overcoat,
He returns to Columbus tonight.
LUDLOW, KY.
! Frank Mtlward, Esq, is confined to
his home by sickness.
The Galaxy make their bow to an au
dience tomorrow evening at the new
Armory Hall for the first time. The
people Of this city should turn out anC
give them fitting reception. The play
cast for the evening is the Little Reb
ell" with songs, recitatioAs and instru
mental music.