The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-20
CONVICTION.


Luther Benson lectures on Temperance
tomorrow afternoon at Odd-fellows' Hall
Pontifcal High Mass will be celebratedin
the Cathedral tomorrow morningby Bishop
Toebbe.
Emma Dearing is summering on 5000
sentence in the suburbs of Cincinnati for
stealing watch.
Frank Myrose, while repairing some cells
in JAIL had a chisel stolen from him by
some of the inmates.
About twenty,pupils of the High School,
headed by George Yates, went on fishing
excursion this morning.
An infant was found last night on the
steps of Mr.. E. Wades dwelling on Scott
street and taken to the st. Elizabeth Hos
pital
POLICE coURT-Disorderly conduct-Jas.
Turner and wife, continued Ike Smith,
same, 81; Frank Davis, breach of the peace,
filed away.
Ed. Harris, who is accused of striking
negro about week since, gave himself up
. to Constable Gillighan yesterday, and will
be tried by Squire Duvenick Monday.
An inquest was held on the body of
Carter the man that died at the Washing
ton House, and a verdict rendered with the
facts related in our local columns.
Myrtle Lodge No. s, X. of P, initiated
five new members last night, considered six
teen applicants for membership and ap-
pointed committee to secure suitable To-
scation for hall.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, in the
case of John S. Abbott against A. L. Greer,
the jury found verdict for the amount of
The note, 1929, and interest, amounting al
together to 1876 40.
Col James Booker will lecture on the
'Downfall of Man" in Dayton, KY, tonight
Monday he leaves for Lawrenceburg, after
which he will shake the Kentucky soil for
six months to enlighten the people of In
diana on Temperance.
Thos. S. Rudder, the United States pris-
pner from Owentown who was accused of
uttering and debasing United States coin
bat succeeded in escaping from the Deputy
Marshal, has written letter to the author
tiles promising to be on hand at his trial.
NEWPORT.
Rev DR.. Savage left last night for Nash
vile.
George Otter was granted license this
morning to wed Lizzie Teele.
The Wadenmeyer Amateur Orchestra
have announced a concert to take place
shortly after Easter.
+ The various Lodges of Odd-fellows of this
city will visit Bond Lodge, at Dayton, KY,
Monday evening.
Haydn's Second Mass will be sung by
The choir at st. Stephens Church at the 10
o'clock services tomorrow.
From present indications the Murphy
meeting at Alexandria tomorrow will be
The largest ever held in this section.
John ]. Hay, Secretary of the Express.
mans Aid Association, left last evening to
attend the annual meeting of the society at
New Orleans.
The venerable Mr. Gale has so far recov-
cred from his recent severe illness as to be
Rble to leave this morning for the Hot
Springs Arkansas.
DR.. R. A. Cameron was the recipient last
evening of a fulI-blooded Scotch terrier
from London, England The express
charges alone were $40.
The degree of Past Grand Master was
unanimously conferred on Mr.. George Few.
lass, of this city, at a recent meeting of Su.
preme Lodge, l. o. w. NJ, held at Louis.
Vile.
The three lads, who were mentioned in
yesterdays STAR as being wanted by the
police for throwing stones, were taken in
last night Their cases were continued till
Monday.
George jolly got one of his jolly fits last
night and commenced his favorite pastime
that of abusing his wife. A warrant was
sworn out for his arrest, and in default Of
bail he went to Jail to await his trial Mon
day.
AT the meeting of the Water-work.
Board last night claims to the amount O
$229 4S were allowed. The City Engineer
was instructed to purchase a full set O
pump valves, and also to make an estimate
of repairs needed on the large basin. Th,
Superintenden&wa instructed to turn of
the water supply from all delinquents no
paying before May 1st
At meeting of the Newport Buildin,
Association, No. 6, held last evening til,
following officers were elected: President
s. Cromer; Vice President, H. M. Healy
Secretary, B. r. Morton; Assistant Secre
tary, J. H. Speckman; Treasurer, Franl
Betz. Directors-M f. Bruton, j. j. Stretch
R.Cleburne, Lawrence Greenle, NV Smith
ID. H. Nadermann, J. B. Meyer, P. Hohmeis
ter, Cephas Knight.
CALIFORNIA. O.
Sabbath-school at the NJ. E. Church open
at 10a. m.
Preaching at the NJ. E. Church Sunda,
evening att
The transfer of freight from the Gin. T
N. G. r. r. to the S. NJ. R. r. at Columbi
Junction has been obviated Cars and al
are to be taken in on the L. NJ. K. R.
Mr.. Jesse r. Pursell, of California, O., an
Miss Ella G. Lowe, of Lawrenceburg, Ind
were married at the brides residence il
Lawrenceburg, Ind, last Thursday at 10 G
IN. The ceremony was performed by Rev
Samuel Wilson, of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
life, though troubled sea,
May close in peace and harmony"
The bride and groom will receive a heart