The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-20

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e. Lally, charged with rape from Deerfeld
Township, Ohio was captured at the Four
mile House, on the Alexandria Pike, yester-
day morning, and brought to the Newport
Jail. The Thornton boys, on whose farm
Lally was at work when arrested, made an
Intellectual attempt to have him released
this morning on writ of habeas corpus.
The following are the officers elected by
the Campbell County Building and Loan
Association: Stephen Cromer, President;
ID. G. Topic, Vice President; j. Hetscher
First Secretary; Albert Kruse, Correspond
ing Secretary; John Schneider, Treasurer
Directors-John Wohlfahrt, H. NJ. Healy
s. Solar, Jr., ]. Andreas, John Noonan,
Geo. Schneider.
James Mcmahon was taken in last night
on suspicion, he having ten boxes of costly
cigars in his possession that he was trying
to dispose of, Word reached the Cincin-
natl police of the arrest, and Officer Dele
hanty came over this morning and recog-
niZed Mcmahon as an old thief, and the
cigars as those stolen last Friday night from
Shinkle & Co.'s, opposite the Suspension
Bridge, Cincinnati. Delehanty took his
man in charge.
IhtIe is ITOuDle DelWeen IHe trustees Ol
st. Johns Protestant Church and their pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Thomas The Trustees have
passed resolutions ousting the minister from
his pulpit, and the minister has passed reso-
lutions to stay in for another year. The
Church fathers complain that he has been
dosing them with spurious doctrines, but
the pastor says that they are simply COM
planning because he did not give them
hell enough in his sermons, so that it is
really a difficulty with two sides to it.
A rumor that created intense excitement
was started last night about o'clock to the
effect that Toney Mielch and Frank Turner,
two well-knOwn citizens, were drowned in
the Licking while fishing during the after
noon. Reporters anxious to get the partic
ulars, and friends and relatives who were in
hopes of rescuing the parties, rushed to the
scene only to find that the whole affair was
a cruel hoax, and Fred Lampe the individ-
ual to be held responsible for its perpetra-
ton.
SPRINGFIELD.O
nE- TO Subscribers-Mr. Leonard is still un-
able to take charge of the Springfield Agency of
the STAR, and the Company have found it neces
sary to dispense with temporary agents and place
the STAR permanently in the hands of Mr. John
Wikoft, who, from Monday, May Goth, will have
charge OF the collecting and delivery of the paper.
r bcCDIdUOI LAY Committee meet at w. Il.
Browns office this evening
DIR. A. N. Reed, of Norwalk, has been Wis
iting Dr. G. f. Burton, of this city.
The choir of the High-street NJ. f. Church
will have a social tomorrow evening.
The mother of Doc Beard fell in the
market on Saturday evening and broke one
IIcr arms.
Mr.. Will B. Disney, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, returned to Cincin-
natl Saturday.
Mr.. James s. Waring, of Columbus, Prin-
cipal of the Loring (colored) School, is
dead. He formerly lived here.
l.. Martin, of the West End shop, will
shortly go to Europe to represent the firm
of Mast, Foos & Co. at the Exposition.
The hearing of the petition adverse to the
new Courthouse, set for to-day, went by the
board. No Judge could be found to hear
the case.
The mammoth balloon Imperial, measur-
ing thirty feet in circumference, is to be
sent up at Cold Spring at the Murphy pic
mic next Thursday.
Henry Parker, of California, Hamilton
County, took from here yesterday John
Andrew, charged with a rape committed
there a shsrt time ago.
The funeral of Squire Algabright, who
was found dead in his bed last Saturday
morning, in German Township, took place
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Mills, lady about seventy five years
old, fell accidentally last night and broke
her thigh 1t is feared she may not recover.
She is now lying at the residence of A. Raj
fensperger.
The "Drunkard's Home was performed
again at the Opera-house on Saturday even
ing. For amateurs the performance was
fine. They did not receive the patronage
they merited.
At an early hour yesterday morning John
Warren, noted thief, was discovered in
the house of Mr.. Whitley on West High
street. He made desperate effort to escape
but was overtaken by the police.
Glass ball shooting is becoming apopular
here. A match was held a
short distance north of the city Saturday,
and some good shooting was done. "Buss''
Wilson broke fifteen out of twenty balls,
and George Warder fourteen out of twenty
Many pastors of churches in this city re-
gard the Sunday Enquirer train as viola
ton of the Sabbath, and in several sermons
yesterday illusions were made to it. Rev.
William H. Warren, of the Congregational
Church, in his sermon of yesterday, de-
nounced the sale of Sunday papers, more
particularly the Enquirer, in strong Ian
guage There is some talk that the City
Council will be petitioned to take some
action in the matter of prohibiting the sale
OF Sunday newspapers.
LEXINGTON XIV.
Colonel H. p McGath sent nine of his
fine race horses to Louisville yesterday.
The L., c. & L. Railway Company are
selling round trip tickets to the Louisville
races for So.
L. c. Hubbard, Esq, of the Southern
Humorist, published at Louisville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. F. H. Brown shipped three tor loads
of fine horses via the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad for Boston, Saturday.
A. Walrath, of this city, received $4,000
damages for injuries sustained on the Cleve-
land q Cincinnati Railroad about two years
ago.
A patent hemp-brake was exhibited Sat
urday at the shop of Thomas Smith. 1t
works bV horse npwpp and is a modal ,,iono