The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-08

spend her vacation with friends III the up
per end of the county.
James Klinkenheard, an old employe at
Swifts rolling-mill, died this morning at his
residence on Elm street.
Newport Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will confer
the degree of Master Mason on II. G. Wa
ters on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Birdsal, farmer on the Alexandria
Pike, was badly crt up and bruised by
reaping machine on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Henley left yesterday for Camp
bellstown, o., where he will deliver lee
ture this evening on National Topics"
Rev. Frank Hallam preached an eloquent
sermon at st. PauPs Episcopal Church yes
terday. and departed last night for his home
at Selma, Ala.
Rev. ]. H. Beasley, who is now perma-
nently located here, will hereafter conduct
the services of the Christian Church at
Hayman's Hall.
Mr.. Morris Kennett, laborer, is lying at
his home on Patterson street in a critical
condition, from the effects of sunstroke re-
ceived Saturday.
Capt. Segman was marched to the Sta
tion-house Saturday night on his old
charged. d.-drunk and disorderly. He
was brought before Squire Buchanan this
morning and remanded to Jail to serve out
an unexpired term on similar charge
At meeting of the st. Stephens Orphan
Society," held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. AL.
Kruse sent in his resignation as Secretary,
which was accepted, and Mr.. H. Bruelen-
kamp was elected to fill the vacancy. Ar
rangements were perfected to hold picnic
on the 22d inst.
Mrs. Jane Marmet, lady residing in
Cincinnati while proceeding to friends
residence on Columbia street, this city, on
Saturday last, was so overcome from the
excessive heat that she fell to the pave
ment She was taken to house close by,
where she is still in precarious condition
James McDermott, a laborer, who boarded
at Finck's, corner of Monmouth and Will
hanson, was found dead in his bed yester
day morning. The Coroners jury rendered
a verdict of death from congestion of the
brain from over heat" He will be buried
from the residence of his brother William
McDermott in Covington.
Thos Costigan, who was arrested Satur
day on charge of selling liquor to an inc
briate, was brought before Squire Buchan
an this morning. The prisoner desired g
change of venue, which was granted, anc
the case transferred to Squire Carothers
The proof being positive, Costigan was tinet
$50 and costs and his license revoked. De
fendant, by his attorney, prayed an appea
to the Criminal Court This is the first cast
tried in this county under the new law il
regard to selling liquors to habitual drunk
) ards.
, WEST COVINGTON. Ky.
The ladies' Mite Society of West Coving
ton, KY, will give moonlight lawn part,
r tomorrow, Tuesday, evening, July 9th OIL
7 the beautiful grounds of John w. Clark
Esq. The lawn will be illuminated will
' various colored Chinese lanterns. Numer
Gus interesting games will be introduced
/ and high order of volunteer musical talen
have profered their service for the occasion
The last though not the least, ice cream am
- cake to refresh the inner man. All thi
i teasting and flow of soul may be enioye
3 for the nominally small sum of 25 cents an
half price for children. The ladies propos
Y to make this entertainment the most enjoy
: able of the season, and it is earnestly hope
J.. that all interested will patronize them, an
thus assist the ladies' in raising funds t
, carry out their laudable work of erection c
f the "Union Protestant Church."
+ LEXINGTON. KY.
: To the wife of Capt. r. w. Martin,
twelve-pound boy, Manlious Olonzo.
: There will be a festival at the Park mex
t Tuesday night for the benefit of the Firs
s Presbyterian Sunday
: Three of Mt. Sterling's bellies, Miss Emm
a Thompson, Miss Annie Samuels and Mis-
Lula Reece, are visiting the family of Rev
q VIM. Walker, OF this city.
3 On the night of the Sd the wires of Jane
: Sellers fence were cut and the staple
It drawn. The parties guilty of this oflens
e were not seen, but from threats that hav
h been made it is readily concluded who the
0 are. Should similar offense occur agai
their names will be handed to the prope
officers of the law.
t On the 18th or 10Th the First Bapti'
t Church proposes to give an excursion pit
e mic to its Sunday-school. They will Wis
r the Geological Garden, Cincinnati. Ticket
# will be furnished outside parties at 81 :
r for the round trip. street car fare and az
e mission to the Garden included Childre
1 half price. Tickets for sale at George I
e Damabys, next door to Post-ot1ice.
y A distressing accident occurred Saturda
d to the son of colored man by the name {
: David Washington. They were mowin
y grass at the race track. The boy was el
II gagged relieving the machine, when it b.
t, came choked. BY accident or carelessne:
he made misstep. One foot was severe
from the leg at the ankle. His father hu
= ried to town with him, where he receive
medical aid in time to save his life for L
Z was bleeding profusely.
p COLUMBIA. O.
Mr. Port Gibson, of the Cincinnati Soutl
d ern Railroad, visited his brother Robe
:. Gibson, Esq, yesterday.
Red-hot yesterday. Everybody sougl
refuge from the burning sun, either in tt
}, woods or along the river banks.
n Miss Irene f. Steddom, who has been vi
& iting relatives and friends in Richmon'
= Indiana and vicinity, returned home la
n week.
IS Rev. D. F. Harris. pastor of the Congreg
n tionalist Church, will preach at the NJ.
e Church next Sunday, and Rev. Mr. Clark
pastor of the last named church, will preac
d at the Congregational Church.
DAYTON, Ky.
d Messrs. Stamper and Mcclure are IL
l. only contestants for Marshal yet in the fell
d The morning papers are in error The
l. will be no meeting OF the School Board t.