The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02

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Rumers are pretty current connecting married
man. who sings tenor, and cts as foreman in one
of our shops with little transaction OF all irregu-
lar al character. Hiswife, II is said, made the
discovery, and the married lady who i, the other
party to the affair." and numberless other parties
are in state of terrible suspense lest tie affair
gets fully to the public.
LEXINGTON. ky.
wedding in high life is rumored.
Rev. II. p Walker preached in Paris last week.
The Ashland Hotel is being newly painted and
fixed un.
Those whom have not called on to-day for the
money for the STAR will please have it ready on
tom orroW. T. Ii. FL.ANNELLY.
Two colpred citiZens, for stealing part Of Mrs.
Goodloe's fence without the lady's consent, were
sentenced Saturday to forty days IN the Work
house.
Judge Burnett who was killed in the riot at
Jacks n. was one OF the most prominent young
men Of the mountains. He fell. as did noble Mar
slla Young a victim TO the dare. devil desperadoes
OF Kentucky.
BELLEVUE, KY.
sQuabble took place Saturday night in front
of Wendroths SALOON be ween two men who were
drunk.
The board sidewalk in close proximity to Coun-
Gilman Auspuugh's residence was nigh hoatlhg
away last night. Nav cation was aim st imposSl-
believes in good streets and good sidewalks.
Our attention has eeen called to the old Tilden
and Hendricks pole on Lafayette street as beng
in very rotten condition. and is liable to tal on
some of the houses close by. Council or Mayor
Morgan should give this matter their attention
| The Union Mite Society will hold its first regu-
| lar meeting next Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Fred. HuntZ on Center street. These
meetings will be continued or number OF weeks,
to which all are most cordially invited TO attend
by the Pres dent
| Rev. Mr.. Sanders, of the NJ. E. Church, will de
| liver temperance sermon tomorrow (Tuesday]
evening in the Council Chamber. His text will bt
from Proverbs Xxx, l: "Wne is a mocker, strong
drink is raging, and who uerer is deceived there
| by is not wise" This will be the first time Nh
Sanders has spoken on the temperance question
here. Don't fail to hear him lecture Oh this occa
sion.
In the early part of last week an old 1atboa
came down the river and ,ndcd at the foot o.
Pa chen avenue. The b at contained four raw
bOned and seedy-l oking young men and woman
about twentyti five years OF age us old look ny as l.
she were fifty; also a baby i'll filthy condition
On Friday the men sent the woman and babe OF
some pretense to Cincinnati. and Il short tint
after her departure the boat was showed from shor
and wended its way down the river, thus dupin!
the woman and babe, who. arrived a short tim
after the boat was gone. The woman, who woult
not give her name or the names of the individual
in the boat, tells sad story OF her suerings at TIN
hands of those inhuman wretchcs i'll whose pUWe
she was held She stated that the men had former
ly work d in u rolling mill in Pittsburg, from
whence they came. Mrs. Gallager, OF Rhensfor'
street and Pachen avenue, kindly cared for her o.
Friday night until the following day, when sh
departed to Cincinnati. Before starting, however
: she wanted to leave the baby behind. but no on
wanted to adoptit.