The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27

street, near Brighton, fell yesterday and
fractured her knee-cap. DIR. Davis was
called in and rendered the necessary sur
gical aid.
The mission services being held at st.
Paups Episcopal Church were largely at
tended last evening. Rev. DIR. Benedict, of
st. Pauls Church, Cincinnati, will preach
this evening.
The Hibernians are making extensive
preparations for the celebration of Saint
Patrick's Day. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the Van Voast Light Guards to
participate.
A meeting of the friends of the proposed
railroad from Newport, by Maysville, to
the mouth of the Big Sandy, met last even
ing All expressed themselves favorable
to the project. Another meeting will be
held Friday afternoon.
The case of Mrs. Fleham was continued
in the City Court this morning. From the
manner in which this lady has acted within
the past week she is undoubtedly deranged,
She has been a pest to a number of our
prominent citizens, whom she alleges have
large sums of money-in some cases as high
as $50, belonging to her. An investiga-
ton as to her mental faculties will be made
before Judge Geisler tomorrow.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Hedley is coming again.
The public rehearsal has been postponed
until Friday.
Mrs. Alden's subject on Thursday night
is Hadn't Time and Couldn't Afford it."
Ben. Smith, well known here, was bound
over, in Dayton, Monday, on two charges
of forgery.
Pat Garfield was fined s15 and costs and
John Strong $40 and costs for violating the
liquor laws.
MAYORS CouRr-R Rathburn, attempted
rape, bail $500; Doc. Hoddy, 81 and costs
for permitting gambling in his room
The choir of the High School M. f.
Church, assisted by Mr.. Charles Howard
and Prof. Burbank, will give a concert for
the benefit of the Sabbath-school on Thurs
day evening, March 14th
LUDLOW, Ky.
Esquire d. c. Kennedy is candidate for
County Judge, as also is Esquire Bcdinger,
of Greenwood Lake.
Mr. Brown runs the United States mails
between the Post-office and depot and is
most attentive to the duty.
Southern Railroad notes. Ed Birge is
running the "Duce." Capt. John Murphy
is the urbane conductor Of the Ludlow and
Cincinnati Southern Railroad "Katy Did,
accommodation line. The Village Black
SMITH is as brief as ever. Jim Redmon is
the best natured and most content employe
on thee S. r. r. Harry Magill. accom-
modating, energetic agent, is the youngest
and handsomest, employe at this point of
the road having responsible position.
Roadmaster Mulville was here yesterday
inspecting the handsome yards just COM
pleted by Thos. Carney, his assistant.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Mr.. Lon Green has gone to Georgetown
to open a saloon.
Capt. Sharp had his hands out yesterday
cleaning the streets
Rev. Bishop Dudley ofliciated at Christ
Church Sunday morning and evening.
Messrs. w. H. Harrison & Co. have gone
into the street sprinkling business pretty
heavily.
The Rachel Macauley Troupe passed
through the city on their return from
Maysville ell route for Frankfort.
There was an election of city officers last
night by the Council. The following were
elected: Mayor, j. r. Frazier. Clerk, Geo
Snyder; Engineer, Alfred Totten; Printer,
H. T. Duncan. No changes were made in
the other offices except for night police.
Mike Hays was elected instead of Tom Kel-
ly and H. r. Atchison in place of II. K.
Clines, deceased.
CALIFORNIA, O.
Miss Ella Lowd joins her people in Law
renceburg Ind, tomorrow "One by one
the roses fall"
There is very little excitement over the
township elections. The old officers will
mostly hold over.
Mr.. Bryson Pursell, Sr., the New Orleans
pilot, will assume his duties on the Golden
Rule next Thursday.
Bismarck is said to be entangled in pecrl-
mary embarrassments. He bought Varzin