The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18


composed by Mr.. Enoch ]. Salt, of this city,
in happy manner The performance in
general fully sustained the reputation of
the Club. The concert realized about $100,
which will be given in aid of the South.
NEWPORT.
Kate Benaro can not be found.
Chief Cottingham returned from Louis
vile last night with Marratt, one OF the
Benaro witnesses.
The ladies' entertainment for the yellow
fever fund tomorrow night gives great
promise of success.
Samuel Connable, living on Hamlet
street, yesterday accidentally cut two of
his toes off with an ak.
Dr. J. H. Barker and DR.. Fred A. Davis
are having it nip and tuck for the office OF
District Physician from the Second Ward.
GRAND JURY.-The following indictments
were brought in this morning: William
Schnider house breaking and larceny; Pc
ter Matz, burglary.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker is holding protracted
meeting at the First Baptist Church. Ser
vices will be held every night this week, to
which all are invited.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
let lUGL ldSJ night, SblcCbtu uGlCSdISo w WV
City Convention, and appointed voting
places for the primaries
The case of Lizzie Taylor and Ernest
Clark, both colored charged with fornica-
ton, was continued in Squire Buchanan s
Court for further hearing
435 was the lucky number, and VIM.
Fritz the lucky man that drew the hand
some stove raf1led at Mr. Trainers last
night, The stove netted $3.50, which goes
to the Relief Fund.
Mrs. Isabella Jenney, aged sixty-four a
much-respected lady, died rather suddenly
about o'clock this morning. She sat up
knitting until 10 o'clock last night, and
arose early this morning. Deceased has
been suffering for several months from
heart disease.
CRIMINAL CoURT-John Walker, assault
and battery. $50 and costs. George Brim
stone, house-breaking and larceny. This
case was given TO the jury
at II o'clock and at IL the
foreman sent word that the jury was una
BILE to agree, and the jailer was ordered to
dine them in princely style, and not allow
them to separate or talk to others about the
case.
Paddy Nolan and his old chum Pat Brad
ley were on biz tear yesterday. Last
night, when the latter sobered up he dis
covered that he was minus a 500 Govern
ment bond. He at once sus-
pected Nolan of abstracting the
bond and at once swore out a warrant for
his arrest. Officer Creighton, armed with
the warrant arrested Nolan at his residence
strong, as the man was found who purchased
the bond from Nolan for $45.
SQUIRE FULLER's CoURT.-Theresa Free
man, colored, Was fined SIS ana costs for
striking lad named John Donahoe with a
rock. Joe Wilson and Eli Graham, disor-
derby conduct, SO and costs each. The
case of Free Nichols and Conrad Hahn, the
men arrested on charge of selling coal at
short measure occupied most of the morn
ing session, and was still in progress when
our report closed.
HAMILTON.
James Gilmore, of the Eaton Bar, was in
the city yesterday.
Allen Andrews has gone to Adams County
to make campaign speeches.
Miss Molie Delay is entertaining her
friend Miss Kate Ford, of Indianapolis
Hon. John A. Mcmahon will address the
Democracy of Millville next Thursday eve
ming
The Live Oaks yesterday came off victori-
Gus, the score being II to 6. The Oxford
Club will try it again.
The new addition to the domicil of Phil.
Rothenbush came in the shape of bounc-
ing baby, and Phil. is happy.
The medical examination of the members
of Company G was yesterday made by Dr..
Sutphin, Surgeon of the Fourth Ohio Ma
tional Guards.
Tonight the Young Mems Gymnasium
Association will give an entertainment
at Dixon's Opera Hall. The pro-
gramme is fine one
The Democratic meeting at Seven-mile
last night was grand success. The princi-
pal speech was made by Hon. John A. Nc
Mahon, candidate for Congress.
Miss Alice Parrish, the pretty and affable
young lady for the past two or three years
engaged as saleslady in the Singer Sewing
Machine establishment of her brother O.V.
Parrish, will leave for her home at Chester
tomorrow, to remain permanently.
The Home and Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the United Presbyterian Church will
hereafter meet at the residences of the diff
lCltllI dliu llot dV UllC CllulCI ti1
heretofore The next meeting will be held
at Miss Ida Caldwells First Ward.
Mrs. H. Fl. Potter, a boarder at the
Phillips House, is mourning the loss of a
fine bunch of plumes, which she lost of
her hat last Sunday somewhere on Ludlow
street, or on Front street between Ludlow
and High. The lady offers reward.
A difficulty, growing out of business
transaction, yesterday occurred in the dry
goods establishment of Jackson & Co., in
which James Jackson attempted to shoot
his brother Richard. Parties present inter,
fered, and nothing serious was the result
The weapon used was double-barrel shot
gun. The load lodged in the ceiling, which
was well for Richard. The three brothers
John, Richard and James, were engaged in
the fracas. No arrests we're made, as Rich
ard refused to make any charge against his
brother So the matter ends for the pres
ent.
LUDLOW. Ky.
The Galaxy Dramatic Club, of this city,
which gave such delightful entertainments
last faA, winter and spring, commence their
second season next Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 24th at Armory Hall. The Club