The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-19
Billy Mead is in town.


mate recovery of Mr., Chas. Geisbauer.
The Glass House has put on an extra
furnace in order to supply their orders
Hon John G. Carlisle's famous trick dog
Rover died yesterday. lie had been
poisoned
Captain Martin B. Wright died at St.
Elizabeth's Hospital yesterday after pro-
tracted illness
Miss Nellie Williams, a charming and in
telligent lady of Carlisle, KY, is the guest
OF Miss Emma Abbott.
Mr. L. Bruesle, member of the School
Board from the Fifth Ward, has young
daughter at his house.
A man named Morrison was arrested by
Officer o Hare last night on suspicion of
being a horse thief from Morgan County
Ohio.
The K. G. R. r. Co. offers fine piece of
silver valued at 800 for the best pair on car
riage horses exhibited at the Cynthiana Fair
this week.
POLICE CoURr.-John Jones' James Mori-
arty, disorderly, IS; Edward Patterson and
Charley Hannaford breach of the peace, IS;
May Nevil, same, $5; Dan. Lift. breach of
the peace and using threatening language,
$105.
The following compose the Grand Jury
for the present term of the Criminal Court:
II. +. Bowen, E. D. Swasey, w. s. Mock, G.
Donnelly, John Schneider, w. P. Tucker,
r.. Tiney, A. Degginer, N. Shinkle, }. II.
Wills, Chris DAYS. G. Vanduenen, John
Glore, J. Sparrow, B. Marshal and M. q.
Notch.
Criminal Court convened this morning
with an overflowing docket of sixty-five old
cases. Hon George G. Perkins was in the
chair and Hon. WV Cleary faced the law
breakers. After the Grand jury was i'm
paneled the following cases were filed away:
I. Jeff Phelps and A. J. Francis, VIM. Uhl
and John Smith.
NEWPORT.
August term of the County Court con-
Vened this morning.
The Van Voast Guards will not attend the
prize drill at Lexington.
The Newport boys who attended the
prze-fght appear well satisfied with their
nights sport
Mrs Albright and two daughters, of
Portsmouth, O., are the guests of Mr. Jas.
McLane and WIFE
The residence of VIM. Davis on Front
street, near Saratoga was struck by light
damage.
Mr. Will. Rape, the real estate agent.
while in the act of getting into his buggy
this morning, ran the blade of his pocket
knife into his hip, causing very severe
wound.
Mr.. L. Rademacher, the well-known
druggist, filed his petition in bankruptcy
this morning. Liabilities &c. 457 80, assets
s., o52; exemptions claimed 1862. The
principal unsecured creditor is the st. Ste-
vhen's Church, with claims of 81 900.
The City Court civil docket and papers,
dntil recently in possession of thai Court,
were, by order of Judge Berry, of the Coun-
ty Court, transferred to Squire Charles
Buchanan. This is in accordance with an
act passed by the late Legislature taking
the civil jurisdiction from the Mayors
Court.
Cry CoURT.-Wm. Walls and Joe Moore,
preach of the peace, $3 and costs; John
Schrader and Ed. McGovern, two young
scamps who ought to have been at home
with heir mothers were found asleep in
house of i'll repute on Bellevue street.
Mayor Horton fined them SIS and costs each,
and gave them some fatherly advice as to
wlla should be their future course.
And now the story comes and hat from
a reliable source, that Abel Davis and his
wife are under one roof, and have been
since Friday night. 1t appears they have
taken up their temporary residence with
her parents. on Goodman street. Abel still
maintains that he forced his wife to marry
his brother Charley last week while in Penn
srlvania, and neither Abel nor his wife
have, as yet. applied for a divorce The
whole affair is so conf ,undedly mixed up
that it would put Philadelphia lawyer at
his wits end to get at the bottom facts, and
explain how it is that they can keep out of
the clutches of the law.
DAATON. Ky.
Thos. Jones, ESQ.,, County Clerk elect,
is absent in Washington D. c.
AT the Council meeting tonight all the
newly elected officers will be qualified.
The Methodist Aid Society will meet to-
morrow night at the residence of Mrs Fen
nell.
The Anchors of Dayton, faxed the Co.
lumbia, Ohio, boys, on their own grounds,
yesterday. Score 8 to 5.
Captain Booker's picked nine played the
Fremonts at Moehler's Park, yesterday.
Booker led his club to victory. Six to
seven.
Master Will Donaldson, son of Mr.. w. NJ.
Donaldson, has constructed a handsome
row boat, entirely the work of his own
hands
BELLEVUE. ky.
Mr.. John Good is steadily recovering from
his recent injuries.
Mr.. John Wendroth was serenaded on
Saturday night, the occasion being his tif-
tieth birthday.
(has. Mcmillan received his certificate of
election as Constable in the jamestown Dis
trict on Saturday.
Capt. Joseph Rudolph will be the next
speaker to address the Temperance people
on Wednesday night
A good test of the Hook and Ladder
wagon of the Fire Department was made on
Saturday evening. A large number of peo-
pie were present.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Woolf & frost Band will furnish the
4nusic at our fair this year.
Hon. Thomas L. Jones candidate for Gov
"ernor was in the city Friday.
Martin Mclaughlin will sprinkle the Fair
rfIl 4 fl.nF Frs