The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11

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For treating Rube in this shameful way
NEWPORT.
Pay day for the police-full amount.
Hon. r. W. Nelson LETT last evening for
Louisville.
MARRIAGE LICENsE.--John NJ. Stanly and
Eliz. McKathin.
Adam Elzanhofer was fined So this morn
ing for breach of the peace.
A special fruit train will be put on the
Shortline Railroad at 4;50 a. m.
Hon. 7. L. Jones arrived home last night
from his tour through the State.
VIM. B. Baker, son of Hon. Tarvin Baker
was admitted to the bar in the Criminal
Court this morning.
The Workingmen will report city dele
gates 10 the Alexandria Convention at their
meeting next Wednesday night.
Thieves broke into the kitchen of Mr..
Wentworth, on Taylor street, last night, and
nfter eating enough left without doing
further damage.
Buck Atkinson, mention of whose arrest
at Dayton was made in yesterday Star,
was fined $25 and costs by Judge Geisler
this morning. Gone to Jail.
Rev. DIR. Eastman will take for his subject
"Congregationalsm, It's Creed" at the
morning service, and at the evening, half an
hour service of song, followed by lecture
especially for young men.
A suit was filed in the Chancery Court
yesterday by the City of Newport against
the Covington & Newport Suspension
Bridge Company. The suit is to recover
taxes on the bridge for the years of 1875,
1876 and 1877, on annual assessment Of
S300,00O.
The following change of time on the
ShOrt-line Road will go into effect to-mor-
row: The morning train will arrive at 80,
instead of ., and will leave for Louisville at
1920, instead of 7:lO; will arrive at 2:35,
and the train that used to leave at 3:10 will
leave at 800
The Grand Jury found the following in
dictments this morning: Frank Harris,
horse stealing; Louis Lehad stabbing in
sudden alfray; Andrew Chappi and Frank
Ginnoccio, committing nuisance; Jas. Gray,
continuing a fence in public road; Patrick
Day, petty larceny; S. N. Stamper shoot
ing, dismissed; John Auraden, receiving
Btolen goods, dismissed.
OXFORD, O.
Charlie Champion is spending few weeks at his
Did home in Oxford
Miss Nellie Kennedy has been very sick for
Some time. We are glad to hear that she is re-
covering.
Charlie Keely and Prof Ireland, of Oxford
made some of the best scores ut the Liberty shoot
Ing match on Thursday. Oxford can boast OF her
good marksmen.
Prof. Swing and daughter, of Chicago, arrived
here yesterday morning. Mrs. Swing has been
here for some time past, visiting Mr. Jewett L.
Kicker and wife. The Professor does not look as
well as usual
COLUMBIA, o.
The Weber Band will give musical entertain
ment in Spencer Township Hall Oh the evening Of
Thursday, June 6th
The NJ. F. Sunday-school is making preparations
to give picnic on next Saturday Their enter
tainment has been postponed until after the pic
mic.
Rev, D. F. Harris will preach in the Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow morning on the BELL
punch System" In the evening the subject will
be "Tom Payne-Iiis Life and Works" Every
body is most cordially invited.
Mr. Dick of Cincinnati and Miss Leopard were
married on last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents in Undetclif. A large
number of guests were present and dancing was
1ndulged in until the wee Sma' hours.
One OF the most enjoyable events of the season
was the surprise party on Miss Florence Bunton,
given at the residence of Mr. AL. Wratten, in East