The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-21

on Thursday and Friday evenings, Novem-
ber 2lst and 22d at the Linwood Town
Hail. On Thursday evening number of
instructive and amusing views for the chill
dren will be exhibited. Friday evening
"The Beauties and Architectural Glories OF
Paris" Admission 25 and Is cents
SPKINGFIEI.D, q.
Combining industry with pleasure-to
attend Murphy meeting with your knit
ting.
Doc Means, of the Short-line, and that
"big ring" were seen at the Murphy meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
The Murphy movement met in conven-
ton this Thursday afternoon. A large
crowd was in attendance. Addresses were
made by several prominent members OF the
movement Tonight at the mass-meeting
w. B. Chadwick, Rev. J. M. frey, Rev. j..
J. Tuttle and others will speak in the in
terest of prohibition.
The following cases have been assigned
| for hearing before Judge Goode IN the
! Common Pleas Court, Monday, Nov. 25th:
State of Ohio against M. L. Price; State of
Ohio against VIM. Burns; State of Ohio
| against Homer Finney; State of Ohio
against Norton; State of Ohio against Har-
mon; State of Ohio against Patrick Hogan.
Marshal Mast received a telegram on
Wednesday afternoon, from the authorities
of Hamilton, o., informing him of the ar
rest at that place of two suspicious charac-
ters, who had in their possession a large
amount of pocket cutlery and some fine re-
volvers. The parties gave their names as
Harry Winkler and Chas. Stratton, and are
supposed to be the burglars who entered the
hardware store of Wiseman q Wilkinson,
on Limestone street. some weeks ago, and
carried off just such goods as are mentioned
in the telegram.
LUDLOW, ky.
There is some talk of running Prof. Dixon
for Council in the Second Ward.
Miss Ella G. Kelley, of Lexington, KY.
is the guest of Miss Josie Jordan.
There are strict orders forbidding any
person from crossing the S. G. r. r. Bridge
on foot.
The Ludlow Weekly Journal is the title
of the paper to be issued here next Satur
day by Mr. J. A. Pernet, of Covington.
The X. L. G.'s pay 10 cents year fol
the use of the Armory Hail. and still some
of the heavy (?) stockholders growl every
time the boys come to an "order arms
A delegation of A. E. Lodge, l. O. O. F.
of this CITY, visit ed Kenton Lodge, Coving
ton, last Tuesday evening and report hav
ing very agreeable time. Which, by the
way, the Eagle boys deserve wherever they
go.
The Kenton Light Guards grand military
ball, to be given on the 9th next, promises
to eclipse anything of the kind ever give1
in this city. A squad of the company will
appear in full uniform and equipment
and will be put through the manual o
arms and company drill by Captain Grace
who has done much to perfect his very ex
cellent company. The very best of music
is engaged for the occasion.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
The large fishing skiff of Mr. James Dol
man was stolen or set adrift q few night
ago. Mr.. Dolman will give handsome re
ward for the capture of the thief.
Deputy Marshal Jimmie Marshall came
down Berry avenue, lantern in hand, on
trot Tuesday night. Jimmie, having heart
several shots fired, naturally supposed
some hing was wrong. On reaching Fair
field he found that gentleman had beer
shooting at chickens in his own yard.
The Temperance meeting last night wa
the most enthusiastic and interesting ofan.
held for a number of months. Captain
Rudolph, of Cincinnati, delivered one o
his usual and effective addresses, which wa
carefully listened to. Another gentleman
from Cincinnati named Noyes made an ablt
effort, and was followed by his son, wht
sang very beautiful Temperance song
which drew forth great applause. Mr.
Samuel f. Black, lawyer OF Dayton, mex
delivered stirring address, showing tha
hls heart and soul were in the subject h
was speaking about. Mr.. Swayne, of Gin
, cinnati, was the last speaker, and he gave
brief synopsis of his life. At the call fo
signers about eight young persons respond
ed amid much applause