The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

in the lall discharged some on uleli oMh
recognizance. and the bail of the others was
fixed at so low a figure that all but Gala
CHER and Drusky made the raise. The lat
ter's bail was fixed at $50.
JACKSONVILLE. o.
The MadisonvilIe Trustees have engaged |
all new teachers in place of the old ones.
Mr.. Overhault is to be the Principal.
There will be a lecture given at the odd
fellows Hall this eveL:"g. Joseph Cox
will lecture on "The Lost Cities" 1t is
free. All are invited.
OXFORD. o.
Hugh Jackson, of Hamilton, spent Sun
day in Oxford.
DR., Alfred Lovett, of Shippensburg, Pa,
is visiting his parents here
Rev. DR.. Kctcham of Cincinnati, preached
in the NJ. f. Church Sunday.
The Young Folks Dramatic Club were
the guests Of Miss Aggic Hill last even
ing.
Messrs Hawlcy, Adams and Norris, of
College Corner, visited Oxford on Sabbath
af ernoon.
There is to be a grand dancing soiree at
the residence of Mr.. Walter Wells, on Thurs
day evening.
The Misses Fannie and Lizzie Mcfarland,
of Columbus, are spending few weeks at
their old home in this place.
The graduating class of the High School
received an immense quantity OF bouquets
Miss Lily White received thirty-tive. The
essays were all good, and Mr.. Stewart may
well be congratulated ON the success OF his
class.
The Young Folks Association of the NJ
! f. Church will give an entertainment in
the lecture-room of the church next Mon
day evening. The programme will consist
| OF music, reCltatlOnS, essays, taDleauX, etc.
Admittance free to all.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
We regret to say that the conduct of some
of the representatives on the excursion to
the Tower on Sunday reflects no credit on
the city of Lexington.
Seven cases before Recorders Court this
morning. Five for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct and one for housebreaking
to be heard Wednesday morning.
Daniel Sullivan, brakeman on the T., C.
& L. Railway, had his hand SO badly
crushed while coupling cars Monday morn
ing that amputation was necessary.
Mark Curtis, an old and wcll-known car
pen.er of this city, was kicked in the back
by man named Caldwell jenkins on Sat
nrday evening and seriously, if not fatally,
injured.
We understand the money has been sub
scrbed for the purchase of the land and the
building of a iifteen-aCre fish pond, near
| the city of Lexington. A meeting of the
stockholders is called for Thursday at 4
0 clock, for the purpose of organizing and
electing officers Success to our enterprs-
ing lovers of the finny tribe and the inno-
cent amusement of angling.
1t looks as though we are never to hear
the last Of the County Clerk muddle. p.
McManus is out with card, claiming that
o clock p. N. was the hour set by the EX-
eCutive Committee for holding the Conyen-
ton.
HAMILTON.
The County Commissioners met yesterday
as Board of Equalization.
Miss Carrie Strecker, of Harmon, O., is
visiting friends in the First Ward
Miss Maud Ireland is paying her friend
Miss Porterfeld, Of this city, visit.
NJ. D. Schnell of the Miami Distilery, was
Sunday made the happy father of a bounc-
ing boy.
VIM Straub, the lad indicted for petit
larceny, was sent up to the Reform Farm
for three years.
Misses Ella and Lena Harrison of Ripley,
Ohio are visiting Miss Fannie Waterhouse,
of the Second Ward.
A petition for partition was yesterday
filed against Pauline Dingfelder by Ernest
Schmidt and his wife.
Ira Collins the Superintendent Of the NJ.
E. Sunday (colored) was yesterday
presented with a handsome cane.
Judge Hume Colonel James E. Neal and
n I,ft
for Columbus, to attend the State Conyen-
ton.
Mrs. John Dingfelder was thrown from
a spring wagon Sunday while returning
from Church and badly hurt. The accident
happened near the lower distllery.
a habeas corpus was yesterday issued to
bring into Court Elmore Grant Martin, an
infant 1t appears the mother left the child
with the family of Thomas Stratter while
she went to hunt work near Sidney. Onre-
turning to claim her child she found it had
been bound out by the Township Trustees,
The child was given into the custody of the
mother, who left the Court rejoicing with
her child, which is about two years old, in
her arms.
A young man named J. NJ. Slichcr was
yesterday cOwardly assaulted by a farmer
named IIb. Fulkerson, of Hanover Town
ship. Fulkerson just threw quantity OF
Cayenne pepper in the young mans face
and then attacked him with a cowhide,
The difficulty grew out of a newspaper com
munication which reflected on Fulkerson.
The difficulty occurred in the hardware
store of Mr.. Smycrs', in the First Ward.
Fulkcrson was arrested and taken before
Squire Boatman, of Hanover Township.
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Squire Cheney, of Mcchanicsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. c. s. Sprecher, of Findley, is visit
ing his father, Dr. Sprccher.
Frank NJ. Porch, Principal of the Van
Vert High School, is in the city.
Howard D. Bellman, of Yale Theological
Seminary, and John II. Prugh, from the
Xena Seminary, are in the city.
r. A. Harrison was in the city yesterday
engaged in the Ellsworth will case, i'll the
District Court, which sat yesterday.
1t is reported that farmers in this vicinity
have received postal cards warning them
not to use reapers in their harvcsts.
Mrs Ju1rp Lawrence and 6auphtar Mics