The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

Charley Tranter says it's boy.


Gems soiree at Drexelius Hall tonight
Another installment was paid in the
Wheeler-Glandon bastardy case this morn
ing.
Miss Lizzie Buning and Miss Anna Strub-
by will be home this week from their pleas
ure trip.
A telegram from Athens Ark, announces
the death there of Mr.. Henry Webber, OF
this city.
Rev. Father Jones sailed from Ireland
this morning for New York. May he have
safe journey.
The Lily White Terpsichorean Club Or
ganized at Turner Hall last night with
thirty-four charter members.
Major Lewis Micheals and family have
returned from a pleasant visit to the father
of Mrs. Micheals in Utica, N. Y.
George Knapp had his arm fearfully
lacerated by getting it caught in the ma
chinery at the Coyington Dock yard yes
terday.
A Mr.. Hallam, of this city, and Miss
Plunket, daughter of NJ. Plunket, will be
united in marriage in the sacrsty of st.
Patrick's Church tomorrow afternoon at 5
o'clock
In the window of the Central Drug Store
two feet high and one foot in circumference
at the base. 1t is inclosed i'll beautiful
glass globe.
Miss Lizzie Weimann, an accomplished
young lady of Pleasant street, will be united
in marriage to Mr.. Ferdinand Hink, at st.
JOseph's Church. on Tuesday, October Sth,
at 8 clock a. m.
The Colored Peoples Fair at the Star
Grounds was well patronzed yesterday, the
principal feature of the day being the dis
tributions of premiums on fine stock. The
Fair closes to-day.
Judge Cleary rejoices again and is made
exceedingly glad His handsome watch
which was stolen from him in Cincinnati
some time since was yesterday returned to
him, on payment Of $15 to Cincinnati de-
tective.
Mr.. Martin, on Thirteenth, between
Greenup and Stevens, captured a fox Thurs
day night in a trap he had set under his
house. Hamilton Tweedy buried the ami
NAL in the presence of three or four hun
dred people.
POLICE ECoURT.-Charles Finley, J. Lannen
and George Bleack, disorderly, 81 each; Joe
Williams, vagrancy, dismissed; Billy Nc
Donald using obscene language and disor-
derly conduct, $24; George DeiSon, dcstruC-
ton of property, continued John Mason,
petit larceny, s..
At the meeting of the School Board last
night the Committee on Text Books was Or
dered to purchase six geographical globes
at $24 each. The Locals of he Third Dis
trict were authorized to employ an assistant
teacher at a salary of S. week. The
Treasurer shows balance for September of
ST. 189 Is. The Committee on Ways and
Means are instructed to borrow any amount
Of money necessary to dnfrav all ayppnsac
ana use bonds as collateral.
The cases of Chas Lehman and NJ. r.
Shine were called before Squire Mansen
this morning and they were fined So each
They were members of the Light Guards
some time SINCE and failed to attend the
drills, claiming that they were not mem
bers under the new rules. They were tried
before q court-martial, who decided them
bona fide members. They were then taken
before Squire EVAN and their cases trans
ferred to Squire Mansen, with the above
result
NEWPORT.
We are in the midst of an election.
The Turner's will excurs to Dayton to-
morrow.
Elm and Brighton-small fre-soon ex-
nguished-defective 1ue.
Why does the yellow fever fund lie idle
in the bank? Was it collected for that
purpose?
Eight cents to ride from the railroad
bridge to Fourth and Walnut. Preposter-
GUS liberality!
Mrs. Immegart desires contributions
toward box of clothing which she is
preparing to ship to the sufferers in the
South.
Herman Stitch living near Three Mile, |
was badly injured by piece of timber fall |
ing on him from an old stable in which he |
was working.
1t is rather amusing to see crowds of peo-
pie walking over the Newport and Cincin-
natl bridge, and the bob-taied white cars
poking along without passengers. People |
are inclined to look at eight cents q lNtle |
while before expending it for riding a few |
squares The amiable manager of that road |
should reflect that times are not what they
fused to was"
The election is passing off quietly, no dis
turbance of any kind having taken place ND
to II o'clock. remarkably large vote is
being cast. The following are the figures
for the principal offices up to the time of
going to press:
First Ward-For Mayor-Harton, Sc;
DAILY, 60. City Treasurer-Bowers SO;
Lock, 16. City Clerk-Hawthorne, 66;
DOuley, 10
Third Ward-For Mayor-Daly, 65; Har-
ton, 96. Treasurer-Bowers rs; Lock, rs.
Clerk-Hawthorne "a; Bodley, "a.
Fifth Ward - Harton, 1l9; DAILY, 80.
Treasurer Bowers is considerably ahead in
this ward
Sixth Ward-Harton is taking the lead,
Bowers is slightly ahead and Hawthorne
and Bodley are running close.
In the Fourth Ward DAILY was slightly
ahead, as were Hawthorne and Bowers.
Bennett, for District Physician in the Third
District, withdrew at II o'clock.
Lock released Patsey Nolan, who is
charged with grand larceny, from Jail last
night, which is having the effect of keeping
large vote from him.
BELLEVUE. ky.
The following religious services will take
place in the Council Chamber tomorrow
Sunday: Rev. Mr.. Sanders will preach at