The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-02
SINVENds'lON.

rumored that the Governor will send them
upto Breathitt County.
Scarlet fever is raging in the city. Two
children in he family of Mr.. Moss, of
Eighth and Riddle streets, died with it yes
terday.
1t cost Billy Gillespie $117 for his little
fun yes erday, by which he is entitled 10
two hundred and thirty-four days on the
Btone-pie
Foot-pa1s in South Covington knocked
down a man from Campbell County last
night and robbed him Of a lot of money
and jewelry.
Mitchell & Tranter's Rolling-mill is in
full blast to-day the managers having Sc
cured heaters from the East to fill the
places of the strikers
Police CouRT.--James Smith, disorderly
S.; Mary Cavanaugh, same, disrlissed
Theo. Wetting, shooting in city limits, $5i
John Murphy, disorderly, Sl3
Even the Commonwealth's Attorney has
got no confidence in our Sheriff He would
not trust him to summons jurors for the
special term of the Criminal Court.
John Benn has sued Dave Serena ordam-
ages, caused by false arrest. He claims
$4,000. Joseph Hitter also seeks to recover
S, $50 from young Henry Priesthoff, for i'll
iuries received by him in the cutting
BCrape.
A ceremony, deeply interesting to Cath,
olcs, is announced for next Sunday even
ing at the Cathedral. 1t is the Inauguration
of statue of Our Lady of Lourdes. There
will be procession and solemn efowhing
of the statue.
Chas Simpson, the burglar who attempt
ed to carry off an overeoat from the resi-
dence of Charles w. Hensen, on Fourth
street, and then had cheek enough to try to
borrow a nickel, was bound over to, the
Criminal Court this morning in the sum Of
$1,000
morning After calling the docket and
going through the usual routine of busi-
ness, the Judge instructed the MARSHAL to
summon a Grand and Petit Juries. Court
then adjourned until tomorrow. The Gov
ernment cases will be called first.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Cochran and his
assistants arrived last night with the fol
lowing army of moonshiners: Henry Clay
Spradlin, Washington County; L. Potter,
Pike County; II. C. Hardin and Jefferson
Sloan, Floyd County; James Brannon, Pike
County; VIM. McPeak, Pike County: Har-
man McFarlan, Carter County; John Pot
ter, Pike County; Bradley Elsie, Pike
County; VIM. Stafford, Wayne County
w. Va; James Bailey, Morgan County
and Mrs Annie Brannon, of Pike County.
At Trinity Church, yesterday, the Rev.
Frank Halam officiated, and preached
both morning and evening. The text fol
the evening was from the Psalms where the
Royal Singer excaims: 80 that had wings
like dove, for then would fly away anC
be at rest" The substance of the sermon
was that no earthly conditions, however
seemingly desirable, can bring content tt
In, Mr. ,
thrills with the wonderfllmess of his elo
uuence, but his words burn with living
thoughts that never fails to find cordia
welcome in every ear and easy understand
ing in every mind He is of almost match
less charm as pulpit orator.
NEWPORT.
Board of Education tonight.
Fred. J. Meyers says it is boy, and
nine-pounder at that.
The Newport Choral Society will meet to
night at Bersch's Assembly Rooms
Pending the Cottingham- Connolly invest
igation, Lieut.. Connolly is suspended from
duty.
Mr.. Smith Winters, of Little Rock, Al
Kansas is in the city, the guest of Mr.. Wal
ter Madison.
The report that John and Sim. Trac.
were practicing the insanity dodge in Jai
proves 10 be without foundation.
Mike Scott was taken in last night on tn
usual charge-drunk and disorderly. H
was fined $40 and costs this morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give slppe
and dance at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight fo
the benefit of the poor Everybody shoul
aid SO worthy cause.
Mr. John Hubig, the we'll known bake
md confectoner, who has been in bushes
here over twenty years, is about to take Il
hisresidence on Pearl street, Cincinnati.
CITY CoURT-Eli Stansberry, disorder
conduct, 81 and costs; E. Rollins, same
81 and costs; Andy Click, same
81 and costs; VIM. Christopher Paper
heim same, let off with a reprimand.
Mr. and Mrs. Kidd, of Dayton street, wer
arrested last night on complaint of severe
of the neighbors who reside in the neighbo
hood, and charged them with raising "Ol
Ned' generally. They were brought befor
Squire Buchanan this morning when tn
gentleman Kidd was fined $5 and costs, an
his better half 50 and costs.
Red Mems Hall should be filled to owe
flowing tonight. The programme is a
unusually attractive one and will no dout
prove rich treat to all who will attent
and moreover The object is a noble one, fc
the benefit of the suffering poor of New
port The en- ertainment will be under til
auspices of the Workingmen's party.
The exercises OF the "Forty Hours Dew,
tom will begin at the Church of the In
niaculate Conception Friday morning at
o'clock and close Sunday evening. Rigl
Rev. Bishop Toebbe will otficia'e, and o
Sunday night will give the Papal benedi
ton. Rev Father Augustin, the noted or
torof the Passionists, Of Mt, Adams, Cil
cinnati, will preach at each exercise.
SPRrNGFfEED. ..
The Republican Club meet at the City Hall I
night
The residents of West High street were favort
with a serenade on Saturday night, which W
given by the Continental Band, . ~.
Miss Fannie Van Meter. who works for Nj
Castle on Columbia street, fell down stairs OF
day last week and sprained her arm
The Rentz Mnstrels and Mabel Santley's bu
hsque troupe will hold forth al the Operation
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