The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-11

cate their children, as in the Older day, in
the paths of honesty and politeness, our
teachers would not to-day bear the double
duty of both educating and uneducating.
"a FRIEND OF THE SCHOOLS
HAMILTON.
The many friends of Mrs. Jacob Long will re-
gret to learn that she is lying dangerously ILL.,
Andrew Seybold was yesterday appointed guar
dian of John A. and George II. Weigel, minors.
The Hamilton Chipter, No. 2l Royal Arch
Masons held it's annual election last Monday eve
ming.
The Emerson Club gives its annual party on
Christmas Eve at the pleasant home of Miss Carrie
Cornell, Third street.
Jacob weigel was yesterday appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of John A. Welgel, deceased
and of Mary b. We.gel
In the case of Peter Schwab against Henry Frank
| Judgment was re dered in favor OF plaintiff for
$l14 80, ALSO 1897 81; total S5l2 Y.
In the of Sarah B. Peokehheimer against
Calvin Williamson, for breach OF promise OF mar
riage the verdict was rendered in favor OF the
plaintiff iii the sum OF 81 ,OOO
The temperance lecture last night at the United
Presbyterian Church by Mr.. Geo ge Balm was de-
cidedIy one of the finest lectures Hamiltonians
have been treated to for u long time.
| The funeral OF Stephen Kule took place yester
day afternoon from st. Stephens Church. The
Benevolent Society of st. Stephens Church at
tended il a body, the deceased being an honored
| member OF the same.
LEXINGTON, KE.
An unsuccessful attempt to break jail was
| made yesterday.
S75 was contributed in the Episcopal Church
Sunday for a Christmas tree
| The present CITY Coun il ought to go to Kansas.
They do the people here but very little service.
Two rufiianS almost beat an old man to death
last evening. We were unable to get their names,
as they made good their escape.
1t is rumorcd that Mr. Hathaway a colored
gentleman, of GoOsetown, will soon take unto
hmefa wife. His goose will be cooked sure
| when he does.
| Mr. Charles Mooney will get handsome major
| ity in hi ward for Councilman. Charley is an old
newspaper man. and takes all the papers in Lex
| ington and those that come here.
Cutting affrays and murders generally are be-
coming an every day occurrence in this State,
and now no one thinks anything about il when
| they hear OF some person getting killed.
Sunday evening last Lowry Beard made an un-
successful attempt to kill Allie Dean, who lives
III house OF prostitution on Upper street, by cut
ting her in two place in the neck, very badly but
not fatally. Lowryis now in Jail waiting for trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following cases have been
heard and decided since our last report: Green
and wife VS.. F. NJ. Green, jury trial and judgment
for defendant; MAI tin VS., Macy, trial in progress;
| Commonwealth VS.. Norton and R0ganne, motion
and ground for new trial heard and overruled
| Allen ct al. VS.. Wlus ct al, jury trial and judg
ment for plaintiff for 1921 90; Goodloe vs. Werts,
jury and mutual judgment for defendant
DAYTON. Xxx.
Ours is charitable Council. 1t is a great gvei
of notes.
A bright little baby in the dummy last evening
insisted on calling John Ramsey Papa"
Marshal Stamper, one of the deputies appointed
to take the fifteen moonshiners to MaysVille, has
returned.
The Baptist Mite and Literary Society will NEE
tomorrow night at the residence of Mr. 2. T
Kaighn, on Third street.
Andy Cutter is proud and happy and saucy
Bran new bouncing boy at his house. 1t already
n practices on the flying trapeze.
jim Vine is running lightning rod withou
any ground connection. "NeVer run your buSi
ness into the ground, says Jim.
Il SPKINGFIEhD. q.
Mr. T. D. Morris, OF Lebanon, o., is in our cit!
visiting friends
Il McWade in Grip Van Winkle" at the Opera
house Thursday evening, December 18th.
II ]. Lcnty e. Son have purchased car load o
fine steers from the Snyder Brothers, the well
= known mllers.
Sheriff Coffin left for Columbus on Monday
having in his charge r. ID. Shaefer, sentenced 10
two years for bgamy.
Wagners model representations of ancien
architecture are being exhibited at the old Rove
Engine Hall on Center street.
VIM Newton, colored, whose name will be foun'
in the list of grand jurymen, is the first coloret
man ever drawn to serve on a grand jury i'll thi
. county, although several have served on peti
juries.
Marshal Mast is in recent of a letter from Miam
County informing him of the conviction of God
frey who was arrested at this place for burglary
few weeks since. Godfrey was sentenced to thre
years in the Penitentia y.
The following are the names OF the juryr.e el
nor Tda Ill 1m iah feus Hpand M9u I "
+. J. Byrd, VIM. Newton (colored), George Harris
John L. Berry, Peter Butter, L. F. Creager, Rober
Garner, OF Springfield; Moore Goodfellow, Josep
Allen, of Harmony; Abram Boyd Martin Snyder
Henry Harnish, of Bethel; S. j. Mcclure, c
Mad River; Henry Rockel, OF German; Perry Stew
art, of Greene. Petit Jury-E. L. Houck, Cyrl
: Albn, BENZ. L. Allison, w. N Hedges, George "
Benns, ]. NJ. Clayton. David Reese, of Springfield
I II. ]. Meranda, of German; Michael Wilson, {
HARMONY; j. W. Wright, OF Pleasant; B. +. kiefe
ii. kozer, of Mad River.