The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04

Williams and Blake, Prof. McGinnis,
and Mr.. Skillbeck, OF Day ton. A. "
Williams spoke in the evening at the
Baptist Church to a crowded mouse.
Meeting tonight at ColumDla-street
Presbyterian Church.
DAYTON, KY.
The NJ. E. Mite Society will meet on
Tuesday, February 8, at the resld ence
OF Mr.. James Mcdowell. All are in
Vited.
Murphy meetings will be beld tonight
and every night during the week except
Wednesday night, In the Presbyterian
Cuurch. Good speakers Will address
the meetings.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Galaxy Club Will give their sec
ond entertainment at The rev Arm0ry
Hall tomorrow evening. Let there be
a crowded house to greet them.
Mr.. Fred. Morgan is the happiest man
in town, since the arrival of a little
stranger at his house. Mrs. Morgan aud
the boy are both doing very well.
Ben. Rankin, the man who is supposed
to be the slayer Of the late lamen ed
John S. Andrews, the Southern Railroad
engineer, at Mason Station, was tried
before an examining court last Friday
and bound over in the sum of $1,000 70
appear at the Criminal Court next Al pril
term.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Union Mite Society meets to-mor-
row night at the residence of Mr.. Ed
wards.
A number of tax cases were tried be-
fore Mayor West on Saturday night in
the Council Chamber in very peculiar
way for an open court.
Another rOusipg Murphy meeting was
held last night and was addressed by
Mr.. John Wesley Burton, OF CINCINNATI; !;
Mr.. Frank Blake, of Portland, Maine,
and Professor MeGinnis. Great en-
lhusiasm prevailed. The speeches gave
the utmost satisfaction. MIR. Burton
sang two Murphy songs in good style.
Twenty signers obtained, and still they
are not happy.
The committee appointed at the citi-
zens' meeting some weeks ago Will re-
port the result of their labors at II meet
ing TO be held in the Council Chamber
tonight. Several matters OF Importance
Will be brought before the meeting. The
committee, which consists of Mr.. Sam'l
j. Griffith, our popular City Clerk, and
,
have done everything Ill their power TO
defend the interest of all Taxpayers.
HAMILTON.
Joe Hughes, the carpet merchant, left
Saturday night for New York.
Line r. Vail was Saturday appointed
guardian o. Ulysses o. Hair, minor.
Abram Miller left last night for the
East to look after his spring stock oil
carpets.
Phe Young Mems Gymnastic Asso.
, citation will give mask party on the
14th, at Rumples' Hall.
The ladies Of the United Presbyterian
church Will hold meeting Friday at
ternoon, at the parsonage.
The total amount OF Internal Revenue
collections i'll Butler County during the
month OF January were $25,3S7 4S
The many friends of Mrs. VIM. E
Brown will be glad to learn that she
Is still improving and able to sit ur
some.
James Gilmore, of Eaton, will delivel
a lecture Ter the benefit Of the Mission
ary Society Of The FIRST Presbyterian
Church, on the evening OF the 1S.h.
Rev. j. w. Balm, OF the United Pres
byterian Church, delivered very elo
quent, discourse last night to. yer5
arge congregation on the subject O
"f'uture Punis ishment."
James jackson, the High-street dry
goods, merchant, made an assignment
Saturday to John r. Davidson for the
benefit of his creditors. Liabilities
Sl00 400. His creditors are principal,
in New York, Philadelphia and Cincu-
natl. An effort is being made to throw
him into bankruptcy.