The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-29

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Chan. Reticker's troop of Indians and
Mexicans arrived Saturday morning.
Some ill-disposed person shot and killed
horse, the property of Mr.. ]. b. Geers, in
Brucetown, Friday night.
Chan. Retickers exhibition will COM
mence at the Fair Grounds ON the 9Th day
of May.
| DR.. /. NJ. Wise, of Cincinnati, will lecture
in the 0pera-house in the course of week
or two. His subject will be 'The Wander
ing Jew" DIR. Wise has a splendid reputa-
| ton as lecturer, and no doubt his an
nouncement will draw large audience.
OXFORD. o.
Judge NJ. w. Oliver, of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting Mr.. L. N. Bonham and family.
A party took place at the residence of Mr.
G. W. Adams, on Thursday evening.
Some of the trees in the University grove
were blown down during the late storm.
Major Burgoyne and family have moved
to Cincinnati, The Major makes friends
wherever he goes.
Telephones are being put up in every di
rection here. Some of the boys have formed
Telephone Company.
! Miss Maggie Clark, who has been attend
ing the 0. f. College, departed for her home
at Mitchell, Ind, on Saturday morning.
PIQUA. o.
f. Gray has returned from Hot Springs
much improved in health
The friends of G. N. Zugenfelder were
successful in ousting H. E. Loomis from his
seat in our City Council, after his certificate
of election had been issued to him by the
City Clerk. Louisiana Returning Board not
in sight.
Hon. j. F. Mckinney was talked of as
being a suitable person for Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee but
the tide has changed in favor of "Jeromy
Smiley, the Immortal J. S." under whose
hat lie all the brains Of the Democracy.
l A man giving bis name as William Hall
who stole a horse and buggy belonging to
John Mckee, last Thursday night, while the
owner was at church, was arrested at Day
ton, O., by Marshal Vogt and brought tc
this place and lodged in the calaboose He
was tried, found guilty, and bound over to
court. In default of bail he was taken tc
Troy, where he will become q guest Of
Sheriff Miller for short time.
SPRlNGEIELD,O
Philip Trout, Jr., will soon start for Mis-
souri,.
George Kincaid is going to travel for the
Republic.
D. A. Rodjes, ESQ, and wife, of Colum
bus were in the city Saturday.
The "Uncle Tom" Combination that per
formed Saturday night were not quite first
class
D. Thornton West has associated himself
with R. P. Winters. the job printer. They
are building up good business.
Mr. VIM. Thornburg, of the c., G. c. & I
Railroad, will probably take the position o.
General Superintendent of the Narrow
gauge Railroad, with his headquarters al
Springfield.
Officer Wilson went to Mechanicsbura
last night and arrested Patrick Yarrow
charged with rape. The arrest grew out o.
evidence offered in the preliminary trial o
John Kennedy on similar charge.
Council tries it again tonight. Won
they give us president? 1t is reported
that the members will make tie vote be
tween two of the aspirants, and then Hi
Honor, Mayor Cole, will have to decide it
Saturday night and Sunday the police
made the following arrests: Frank COLDER
and John Liggens, petit larceny; Pat
Moran, obscene language; Cooney Lohnes
E. d. Marks, John Finn and Cornelius
Kane, drunk; James Hightower, lettering
COLUMBIA, o.
The concert given by the Walnut Hill:
Cornet Band at Mount Lookout Church
last Saturday evening, was largely attended
and every one present felt well repaid fol
going, as the concert proved to be granC
success in every respect.
A public entertainment will be given this
evening at the Young Mems Reading-rooms
consisting of readings, recitations, etc. Mr.
Shorts, of Mount Washington is to be pres
ent and will deliver lecture on the tenn
perance cause, which no doubt will be very
interesting. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
The evening on which the Congregations
Sunday-school will give their entertainment
has been changed from next Thursday even
ing to Tuesday evening, May 9TH. A large
attendance is anticipated. The Committed
are making extensive preparations to make
this one of the best entertainments of the
season.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Henry Wendroth has gone on an excur
sion lowell give it up.
1t is said several children in town are af
flicted with scarlet fever.
There is music in the air. Notice the
new brick house on Fairfield avenue.
The brickyard men are now waiting fo1
good weather, and then full operations vii
commence.
He that was lost is found. He inter
viewed us this morning, saying he was tif
teen minutes behind time.
Mr.. Ben. Holmes, of Union street, who
has been i'll all winter, is able to be aNounG
again visiting his many friends.
Miss Florence Buchanan, of Locllland
Ohio, who was on a visit to the Misses Ted
row. returned to her home to-day.
Miss Emma Scofield, who has been visit
| ing friends during the winter in Pendletol
County, has returned, looking as charming
as ever.
The Murphy meeting last night was wei
attended, in spite of the rain. Speeches
were delivered by Mrs. Burt, of Cincinnati
Clint. Wasson, and Prof. McGinnis, of New
port. -Four signers obtained. Good orde
prevailed in the meeting
LUDLOW. ky.
Mr.. John Hoban is becoming great ia
yorite here.
Mr. Casey, the urbane successor of Rober
Harbeson, is well worthy of the patronage