The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-14

1900
The Weekly Transcript, the best paper
published in the United States or in
Europe, or anywhere else, which was to
come out November 9th. with all the latest
news published in Hindos an and China,
has not made its appearance yet and is
not likely to. This is sad news, as We un-
derstand several thousand correspondents
were promised situations.
An affray took place Monday evening at
Morton's School after school hours between
two boys aged about fifteen years named
Ernest Tingle and Joseph Smi h, which re-
suited in Tingle stabbing Smith in the back
between both shoulders and in the arm.
The stab in the back is very deep, and
Smith is now lying in critical condition
Tingle should be arrested at once and re-
ceive The just punishment of the law. This
thing OF boys pulling revolver or knife
on every provocation should be stopped.
An example of one or two would benefit an
anxious community.
LUDLOW, Ky.
Reuben Holt says shake not thy CORY
locks at me-" &c. Very well, Reub., old
boy, but don't do it again.
The rumor on the streets last night that
Lieutenant James II. Barr was a candidate
for Council in the Third Ward created quite
a stir in political circles.
The Galaxy was greeted by fine audi
ence last Tuesday evening. The music and
singing of Miss L. G. Blanchard and DIR. r.
E. Taylor was very fine, as also was the
reading of Mrs. f. w. Gottlieb. The enter
tic drama called "a Hard Struggle" in
which Messrs. ]. H. Gravenor, James III.
Barr and Miss Jannette Evans sustained
their regulations as rising stars in the anna
teur armament, The next entertainment
will be one that the lovers of comedy will
like to see Messrs Sam. Thrush and O. F.
Hill will both play in the same piece so
lookout for fun.
WEST COVINGTON.
The party that took the whip and lines
from Mr.. James Harris buggy standing in
front of Mr.. f. Butts residence, West Gov
ington, KY, last Monday evening, is known
and will save trouble by leaving the above
mentioned articles at Judge Healy's store,
Main street, West Coyington.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council will discriminate tonight in
favor OF some organization.
The Mite Society of the NJ. E. Church
meets tomorrow night at the residence of
MIR. James L. Anspaugh ON Fairfield ave-
nue.. A good programme will be given.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr. Reuben Tedrow, who has been
Treasurer of the temperance organization
| since it was effected, resigned last night,
and Win. T. Smyr elected in his stead. A
vote of thanks was rendered Mr.. Tedrow for
his faithful performance in the work. -Four
signers were obtained to the pledge. A
big list of speakers is announced for next
week.
! DAATON. KY.
Mr.. Charles L. Rorer has gone South for
the winter.
The boys made praiseworthy effort this
morning to run their dummies on time.
Keep it up. N
The epidemic still RACES. Citizens VIM.
Linville and James NJ. Harris are the latest
happy fathers
The meeting of Anchor Lodge, No. 35, A
O. U. W., tonight, should be attended by
every member Business of Importance.
Mrs. Florence Fennell, nee Stewart, wife
of James NJ. Fennell, left on the steamer
Hudson to visit her home, near Wheelers
burg 0. She has the best wishes of he
many friends of this nlace.
HAMILTON.
The Pat. Rooney Combination give ar
entertainment at the Opera Hall tonight.
In the case of VIM. Elliott against Cath
crime Miller ct al, default as to Catharine
Miller opened and answer filed.
To-day Sheriff Thomas leaves for Colum
bus with Win. Sprague, convicted of bur
glary and sentenced for three years to the
Penitentiary.
Socially, Hamilton never was as quie
and dull as at present. A church social oc
casionally is about the only thing to breal
the monotony.
The Butler County Geological and Arch
geological Society meet tomorrow night a
the Courthouse for the purpose of electint
officers and other business.
Miss Caldwell yesterday lost her pocket
book ON High street or between Whitten
store and the residence of her father, cor
ner Front and Boudinot, First Ward.
Last night the Light Infantry had a spe
cial inspection of arms at the Armory, OF
High street. After the inspection a quie
little hop came off and was greatly enjoyed
Yesterday the Auditor submitted to til,
Board of County Commissioners their an
nual report, which will again be laid befor,
the Committee. Isaac Robertson and U. N
Maginnis, for examination.
The Grangers of Butler County go t.
Miamisburg on the 10Th inst. to attend
big Granger meeting at that point. Th
c., H. & d. Road offers reduced rates t,
those who may wish to attend.
The husbands hereabouts are heard t,
, complain that since the lecture of Miss Su
!, san B. their better halves have become oh
streperous and hard to manage. They en-
tertain the opinion that another lecture O
the kind would result in instruction AM
open revolt.
COLUMBIA, o.
The Sewing Society of the NJ. E. Churcl
met at the residence of Mrs. Mitchell, yes
terday afternoon.
} The Young Folks Literary and Dramati
Club met at the residence of Mr.. Hueston
on Tuesday evening. Quite a number 0
persons were voted for membership, tn
names having been proposed at the variou
f meetings. This Club is preparing to give
drama in about two weeks. The second O
the series of entertainments, which til
Baptist Church is giving, will be given thi
evening. The programme will be as fol
, lows: "rhe Ariel Service, Church and Con
gregation;' "The Poet Lowell" Miss Ma,
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