The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-17

almost suffocated. She was hauled to the
Station-house to sober up.
Peter Surrod, foreman at Cosgrove q
Rowe's shoe manufactory, will in the near
future wed the accomplished Miss Agnes
Flannelly, of Southgate street.
Patrick Callahan, Yardmaster for Newport
on the Short-Iine Road, who was so.severe-
ly injured by a fall from scaffold some
time ago. was able to be about yesterday.
VIM. Wasson, who was fined in the May
or's Court yesterday on a charge of disor-
derly conduct, was dismissed this morning,
it being proven that he was innocent of the
charge.
The question of a separate Magisterial
District for Bellevue and Dayton was final
ly decided by Judge Makibben, in the
County Court, yesterday in favor of sep
aration.
declared to be of unsound mind In the
County Court, prays for petition to grant
her the right to transact business in her
own name.
A man who gives his name as VIM. Wink
Gilman has been going the rounds collecting
for theTurner Society without their author
IVY ulu 10 consequently puV uoWh Wy ohS
society as fraud.
The funeral of the late venerable Mrs.
Susan Spencer will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence
of Mrs. Jas T. Williamson, on Front street.
Rev. DR.. Mathews will officiate.
VIM. Hemingway, alias Wise, the al
legged horse-thief, was, after four-weeks'
struggle by Sheriff Tom White and his
deputies, brought to this side last night and
jailed. Hemingway is wanted on numer-
Gus charges.
Chief Cottingham mailed postal cards
last night to the Marshals of the various
towns in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana,
containing a description Of Fenton, the
escaped prisoner, and offering reward for
his capture.
A colored man and wife named Walker,
who live near the Newport & Cincinnati
Bridge on Saratoga street, are in suffering
condition. The husband, wife and chill
dren are all down sick, and no food no
coal, nor anything else. This is a case
that needs seeing after by those charitably
disposed.
BELLEVUE.KY.
lirs. VIM Peak whose husband wHs sent to The
Lexington Insane Asylum last summer, filed q
petition in the Chancery Court of Newport yester-
day to be granted all The right of single lady.
That crowd who nightly gather ON Fairfield
avenue below Berry avenue, had better disperse
or some arrests will be made for the making of all
sorts of noise and confusion, and Insulting people
in passing 10 and fro.
COLUMBIA. O.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Congrega-
tional Church will meet at the residence of Mrs
Bassett tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. M. T. Kuger, pastor of the M. E. Church.
has organized Catechism Glass, whichwill meet
at 2 O'Clock p m every Saturday at the church.
The ladies of the Mt. Lookout Bartst Church
will give fancy fair, to be held on every
Mt Lookout Hall. Refreshments will be served
at a reasonable price, and everything done for the
enjoyment of visitors. Admission 10 cents
The Mendelssohn Orchestra gave another of their
excellent musical entertainments in Spencer Hall
last eve ing, the attendance being fair. The mu-
steal talent in this Orchestra is Of the best in the
country, and it as attained the reputation it so
well des rves. Everybody enjoyed the music last
evening, and departed for their several homes
feeling well repaid for going.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
City Clerk shewalter has returned from his
hunting expedition.
Theodore Tilton's lecture drew only a fair
audience at the Opera-houselast night
The Eagle Planning Mills are being fitted up for
an industrial exposition, which is to be held dur
ing the holidays
gas explosion in furnace in the basement of
G. G. Frieds jewelry store on Main street on
Saturday night drew large crowd and nearly
caused the turning in of an alarm.
In the Common Pleas Court on Monday, Milo
Davis was found guilty If bastardy, he being the
father of Sarah e. LeffelPs ilegitmate child.
Davis is to pay to Miss Leffell 500 in ten days,
$5O in six months, then 500 annually for four
years.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Lawrence Burns
to Dominick Burns, Lots O. 1888 and 2TS7, city $500
B. f. Roberts to f. N. Tibbets, all of Lot 404 and
part of Lot LAOS, city, S1,739; Geo. Brain and
others to A. T. Byers lot East High street. $2l0;
James Welsh to David Welsh, property on East
strees 5000; E. G. Coffin, Sheriff to VIM. William
son. Lot 1929, city, $1,160 John r. Hilliard to
Mary A. Williamson, property at the northeast
corner OF Limestone and Clinton streets, SIS, 900;
Jacob Bauer to l. uke Franklin, lot at Lagonda,
500; Chas Stroud to L. II. Ru sell, lot on West
High street, 5000; Thomas b. Hennesee to s. M.
Brown, Lot ,3s9, city, 500. 4