The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-05

Drs. Orr, of Cincinnati, and A. S. Bennett
Of this city, performed successful opera
ton on the patient yesterday afternoons
The residences of VIM. McCoombs and a
man named Kidwell, on Columbia street,
were raided by the police on Monday night,
in search of stolen property. Several silk
dresses and gold watch were found in Nc
Coomb's house and that gentleman was
bound over to the Criminal Court by 'Squires
Buchanan and Hoff in the sum of $500,
which he furnished. Kidwell was not held.
Deputy Marshal Brasier swore out war
rant this morning for the rearrcst of Nc
Coombs on more serious charge, that OF
receiving silverware and valuable silk dress
patterns, stolen from parties at Ayondale,
Ohio, and traced to the door of McCoOmbs.
He was brought again before 'Squires
Buchanan and Hotf, who ordered him sent
to Jail, in default of 81, 900 bail.
OXFORD. o.
Prof. David Swing is in town.
Joseph Wilkinson and family are moving
into the Kumler property on South Nam
street.
The Young Folks Association of the NJ.
e. Church gave free entertainment last
evening.
Charles Hayden, of the Urbana Daily
Democrat, is in town visiting his parents
Charlie is the same genial little fellow that
he was in days of yore.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give a strawberry and ice cream supper
in the City Hall tomorrow evening. 1t
will no doubt be largely attended
The Tennesseeans, who have been i'll this
place several days. departed for Eaton yes
terday morning well pleased with the treat
ment they received at the hands of the Ok
ford people.
A collection for the benefit of the mis-
sionary cause was taken up in the M. E.
Church last Sabbath. Over $500 was sub
scribed One generous citizen put in a
check for 500. This was doing better than
any one expected, but nobody grumbled
about it.
COLUMBIA, O.
The entertainment at the Young Mems
Reading-room, evening before last, was well
attended and immensely enjoyed. Vice
President Crane presided. After the usual
business was disposed of, Mr. Chas, e. Nc
Coy read, "I'll take what father takes fol
lowed by reading by Mr., DucIwald, both
of which were very good. "The Dying
good style. Question for debate: RE
solved, That the interest of the temperance
cause in Ohio would be advanced by the
adoption of local option" The debate on
this subject was opened for the affirmative
by Rev. Mr.. Stevens, and by Rev. ID. II.
Harris for the negative. 1t was continued
until next Monday evening.
DAYTON, KY.
The County Court has changed the voting
place in Dayton to the Mayors office.
Marshal Stamper has issued warrants for
the arrest of all who have failed to comply
with the law in regard to the dog license.
The Mrs. Weimer, who died suddenly
formerly a wholesale druggist in Akron,
and cousin of Mr.. George c. Weimer, of
Dayton KY.
At a meeting of the City Council the Ii
cense of Paul Kreimer was revoked.
A motion was carried to renew the city
notes to ninety days.
The report Of the special committee to al
low 20 cents on the 800 for school pur-
poses was received and approved.
The tax for the present year was fixed at
81 81. Upon motion, the City Engineers
salary was fixed at $6 per day, he to find
his own assistants.
The Commissioners salary was fixed at
81 rs per day, and laborers at 81 Is per day.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
The City Council meets tomorrow night.
Mr. James Platt, of this city, has keg of
wine that is twenty-five years old.
There will be meeting of the Working
men of this city at the Courthouse on Sat
urday night.
DIR. c. L. Mooney, the handsome and ac-
complished candidate for County Clerk, is
confident of his success at the August
election.
Messrs Isola q Jeager have purchased the
entire stock of candies at Richardson &
Brothers bankrupt sale. The price was
very low
The Indians who have enlisted the SYM
pathy of all classes and ages in this city
left on Monday evening for Mount Sterling,
where they will give an entertainment to
enable them to return to their homes.
Mr. Minor Wiley, who has been suffering
for some time with fever and ague, was ad-
yised by friend to use lme-water as a cure.
He did so, and is now in dangerous con-
dition, having been poisoned by the use Of
this remedy.
HAMILTON.
There were fifteen priests in attendance
at the funeral of Rev. Father Hone yester-
day.
The NJ Z. Sunday y-school offers liberal in
ducements to all wishing to visit the Sol
diers' Home on Tuesday, June 18th.
A mass meeting of citizens is called for
this evening at the Courthouse Park, to
discuss the gas bill as presented by Council.
In the case Of the State vs. Joseph Fallert,
indicted for assault and battery the de.
fendant pleaded guilty and was fined $5
and costs.
Father Martin Welsh, of Urbana, who as
sisted in the services yesterday, was former
ly Hamiltonian, and remembers many OF
the friends of his youth.
Yesterday, while the funeral cortege of
Father Hone was going to the cemetery, the
buggy in which We're seated Mrs. Peter
Byrn and little child was upset, slightly
injuring Mrs. Byrn.
BELLEVUE, kF.
The School Committee held a secret Ses
sion on Monday night. Good speakers are
announced for tomorrow night in the
School Hall.
Mr.. Ed. Scofield on Monday afternoon
saved four young men of Cincinnati from