The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-21

erty, continued to Saturday; Lewis Keller
and Fred. Buckle, throwing stones through
windows, So and costs; Bette Clark and
Mary Jones, copper-celored daisies, raising
disturbance $15 and costs; Dick Day, as
SAUL and battery, waived examination and
was bound over to the Criminal Court. in
the sum of$100; Maggie Hutchinson, drunk
and disorderly, So and costs,
HAMILTON.
Miss Lizzie O'Conner of Cincinnati, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Thos. Regan is candidate for reelection
for Constable of Hamilton Township.
Mrs. Abram Miller, who has been visiting
relatives at Chillicothe, returned home last
night.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church contemplate giving "mum' party
or social in a short time.
Mrs. Stahler, mother of Councilman Harry
Stahler from the Second Ward, yesterday,
while going down cellar, fell and hurt her
self quite badly.
Everett and Charles Moore, of Bowling
Green, Pike County, Mo-, who have been
paying their Ohio home brief visit, leave
for the former place to-day. They take
with them several head of good cattle with
which to stock their farm.
T. c. Campbell, ESQ.,. of Cincinnati, was
in the city yesterday, expecting to argue
the motion for a new trial in the Dickey-
Tytus case The time for hearing the argn-
ments is set for the Both inst, and nothing
was done in the matter yesterday.
August West yesterday received severe
cut in his right foot, which severed an ar
terry and came near causing his death from
losC ff hlopl ITo o1xYaS a1roaoo1 in nI1ttinu
corn-stocks at the time of the accident. Dr.
Kirkpatrick was called and rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
Yesterday Reuben Farringer, an en-
ploye in Anderson's Touring mills, had the
misfortune to break an arm. He was work
ing near some of the machinery, when his
vest caught between couple of cog-wheels
and, in trying to free himself and save his
life, he met with the accident which,
though bad enough, might have been very
much worse. DR.. Kirkpatrick was called
and gave the requisite attention.
CALIFORNIA. q.
Mr.. Joseph Ottonay. an intelligent and
fair-minded employe of Mr.. S. L. Yourtee,
says that Mr.. Yourtee's embarrassment is
not serious; that his assignment might be
looked upon as wise preeaution.
On the candidacy for Squire the lines are
very distinctly drawn. Any man with half
an eye can see the dividing line between the
two parties.
Farmers are just pitching in. This is a
good sign.
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Marshal Mast is in Wilmington
Rev. c. H. Daniels and G. B. Ruggles, of
Cincinnati, were in the city yesterday.
VIM. Parr, drunk and disorderly, fined
$4 so; John P. Goble, violating Sunday or
dinance, $19 35; Lottie Stafford drunk and
disorderly, $4 95; Pat. Shelly, same, 81 95.
In the City Council Mr.. Mast moved to
ordinance. Lost Yeas-Coblentz, Mills,
Mast and Pettigrew. Nays-Thomas,
Stewart, Smith and J. E. Stewart.
The following are the candidates who
have announced themselves:
Council-First Ward, w. H. Blee, and
Henry Stephan; Second Ward, VIM. H.
Grant, A. B. Smith and Geo. w. Wilson;
Fourth Ward, Geo. d. Cox and Pat. Bo-
land.
Board of Education-First Ward L. H.
Lohrens; Second Ward, r. NJ. Gelwicks
and WIN. r. Burnet; Third Ward, Charles
A. Smith, Fourth Ward, Geo. W. McCan
and VIM. johnson.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Rev. H. j. Perry takes charge Of the NJ.
f. Church at Harrodsburg instead of
NichelasyiIle, as heretofore announced.
Council meets tonight, when, it is said,
some important action will be taken on
matters of interest to everybody, as well as
the Murphics.
At the Methodist Conference, Rev r. A.
Sanders was appointed pastor of the M. f.
Churches of Dayton and Bellevue. He
breaches next Sunday afternoon in Belle
vue. '-..-
The Sons and Daughters of Temperance
meet tonight in the School Hall, Among
the speakers announced are Mrs. Burt and
Mr.. Clint. Wasson. No performance will be
given. .a .t'
Leopold Keifer commenced to remodel
and paint his cigar store, inside, this morn
ing. ......
A. p Reynolds, formerly of this place,
but now of Dayton, Ohio. was in town to-
day.
| Prof. Palmer's lecture was not so well at
tended last night as usual, on account of
the 10 cents admittance fee charged at the
door.
lie Roy Jordan, Assistant Postmaster, re-
ceived an ugly cut over the left eye this
morning. The old story-"a piece OF wood
flew up and hit him."
| A man named Charles Fluckinger, claim
ing to be from Fostoria, Ohio, was fined $50
for obtaining watch from a countryman
under false pretenses. Also young man
named Chas Sanford, hailing from Cincin-
natl, S15 for carrying concealed weapons.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
VIM Day, of Newport, Ky, has removed
to this city.
Mr.. Charles s. Bodley and daughter have
returned from Louisville.
Col. w. T. Welsh and Captain Weirs, of
Stanford, are in the city.
L. p Tarlton, Jr., has been appointed Re
ceiver for the Farmers Il Traders Bank.
Mr. A. NJ. Barnes failed to qualify.
R. j. McCurdy & Co. have opened dry
goods store in Norton's Block, Nos 10 and
Is Upper street, formerly occupied by
Taylor & Mitchell.
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