The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-21

After explaining the origin OF the doc
trine and the effect Of It's teachings on
the people, he went on to prove that
such doctrine was Inconsistent with
the general spirit OF the Gospel Of Christ,
and he thought it more than probable
that the teachings OF Jesus Christ on
this point had been wrongly reported by
the Evangelists.
SATURDAY night the policemen pulled
the house No. 2OS West Fifth street.
Serious complaint had been made,
been warned BY the officers, but
with no avail. Consequently a
warrant was sworn out by one OF the
neighbors, and Lieutenant Meyers: Ser
geant Gaul and number Of ot1cars
made raid on the premises and ar
rested the proprietor, Louis Greble,
and ten women, all of whom will be
tried January 20.
THREE men, named John Lucas, E
Williams and Winfield Stacy, are ac-
cused OF entering the saloon of L. Il.
Hoesman, No. 365 Sycamore street, yes
terday, and on being refused liquor be-
gan smashing everything within their
reaoh. They were put out, but contln-
ued their depredations by throwing
powders through the windows. The
officers came up and lively chase en-
sued, bat a few shots Brought them to
halt. They will be tried tomorrow.
The Alpha N. e. has organized at the
residence of Mr.. Fred. NJ. Price, south
west corner OF Eighth and Race, with
The following officers: President, Mr..
VIII K. Mccall; Vice President, Fred.
NJ. Price; Secretary, Miss Addie Barnes:
Treasurer, Miss Stella Mccullough; !;
Executive Committee, Mr.. George E.
Metskef, Mr.. Walter A. Mccall and
Miss Annie Brent.
THE Plus Society of St. Francis
Church elected the following officers
last night for the ensuing year: Presi.
dent, Rev. N. Webersinke; Vice Presi-
denl, Frank Jacobs; Treasurer, G. w est
Martin V. Hale.
ENoCH MkGRUE Chief of the Fire De-
parLment, was taken with a severe pal
III his side Oh his way home from the
lire night before last, and 1t was report
ed that he han been Frustrated by a par
ally tic stroke, but skilltul nursing soon
relieved him.
HON. SAMUEL F. HUNT and Judge j :.
Harmon are opposing counsel in the pro-
cIeding in baslardy, which will be heard
q,
this county, on Wednesday. Sarah
Colt and Chas. Legett are the principals
to the suit.
The two young grizzly bears, which
were born few days ago at the Zoolog-
ical Garden, were found dead in the
bear-pits yesterday. Ii 10 supposed
that the mother smothered them while
en- 'eavoring 10 shield them from the
cold.
YESTERDAY morning some thieves
premises Of N. Beber, No. 619 Race
street, and then crossed the street to NJ,
kpon's saloon aud helped themselves to
cigars anu liquors.
The funeral of +. b. james, the sui
eide, will take place Io-mOErow morn-
ing. 1T will be attended by representa-
tves from the Masonic, Odc-iellows and
A. o. U. W. societies.
JOHN WILSON, another wellknown
piek-pooket, was picked up y esterday by
the detectives, and sent TO the Work-
house for three months this morning.
JAMES GRANT, a colored crook, will be
tried January % on the charge Of steal
Ing Sl00 case OF surgical instruments
from DR.. W. X. Dameron last week.
SPRING GROVE AVENUE. from Harrison
avenue 10 the first t0ll-gate, Is in fear
full condition. The mud is from three to
six Inches in depth.
W. S. CAPPELLER, Esq, County Audi
tor, will deliver u lcclure before Mo-
hawk Lodge, l. o. o. F., on Thursday
evening next.
SIXTY FIVE arrests were made during
Saturday and Sunday.