The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-15

night an excellent repast was served, which
was well relished by all present, andafter
short interval dancing again CONN fenced
with vigor and was kept up until the wee
sma' hour of 2, when the happy pSrty de-
parted to their homes, thinking few hours
repose would not be amiss after the social
pleasures of the evening.
DAY TON. KY.
The marriage of Douglas Schoolfeld, OF
Dayton, and Miss Mary Bride, of Bracken
County, is announced to take place on the
18th inst.
A boy not more than twelve years old,
living in lower Dayton, was brought up on
the dummy yesterday evening i'll beastly
state of intoxication.
Mr. John Richards, one of the Oldest citi-
zens of Dayton, and builder of the first brick
house in this city, has received paralytic
stroke and is in a critical condition.
Complaints have been lodged against four
boys who disturb the residents in the neigh
borhood of Mckinney and Jefferson streets,
by throwing stones at the houses. The
Marshal has an eye on them.
The German Mutual Insurance Company
have expressed their willingness to pay one.
half the expense of a hook and ladder com.
pany for Dayton, provided this city will
take water from the Newport Water-works.
Morrison and Howard, the two men ar.
rested by Marshal Stamper were yesterday
fined 81 and costs each for disorderly con.
duct. The horse and buggy found in theil
possession, supposed to have been stolen,
are still held by the Marshal.
Mr.. Robert Smith, a well-known citizen
of Lower Dayton, met with serious if not
fatal accident in Bellevue yesterday even.
ing He was driving home from the city,
when his horse became frightened at coal
cart and plunged forward with such force
that Mr. Smith was thrown from the wagon
with great violence. He struck on his
head and received very ugly wound. The
horse ran away and wrecked the wagon,
while Mr. Smith was conveyed to his home
by some friends.
SPRlNGFiELD. o.
The ladies of the Trinity Church will give
mush and milk festival on Tuesday even
ing, November 10Th.
Jane Coombs and her excellent Company
will appear at the Opera-ho,ise November
21st Miss Coombs is favorite here, and
will receive hearty welcome and crowd
ed house.
The Trustees of the Schools have received
u ldi St HuihDtI vi lGlteTS ldlGiN, dSklllB lOl
night school. This matter will be brought
up and discussed at the meeting of the
Board tomorrow night, and we hope that
it will meet with favor.
Col Robert G. Ingersoll, the famous ora
tor, is announced to deliver his great rad
ical religious lecture, entitled "Some Mis-
takes of Moses" on Monday evening, Nc No
vember rs h, at the Opera-house. The
(oiopol will pot q hic hnuCa baro
Yesterday afternoon horse hitched to q
wagon which was loaded with bars of iron
becoming frightened at the passing cars on
the Panhandle Road ran off, causing con
siderable excitement in the neighborhood
of Lines one and Monroe streets. The run
away was brought to halt before any dam
age had been done.
Don't mention it-Friend Sykes gave us
an item yesterday. He said hat on Sunday
morning at an early hour the house of Mr.,
Charles Gunner, of Walnut street, was ell.
tered by little burglar weighing twelve
and half pounds, who, upon entering
began raisinga disturbance. He says whel
Charley discovered the intruder he was sc
overjoyed that he forgot to call in the police
The mother, Charley, baby and Sykes arc
doing well.
LExINGTON. KY.
Scarlet fever is raging in Richmond, KY.
Nothing of importance in City Court yes.
terday.
A new crossing is being laid at the corner
of Main and Mill streets Hon. Mike Nc
Carthy, Mayor Of lrishtown, issuperintend.
ing the job.
Col. Henry Metcalf, of Nicholasville, who
was reported as in a dying condition, is
much better and hopes of his recovery are
entertained.
John Leach, who was shot here the other
day by Owen Bradley, was out of his mind
all day yesterday. 1t is feared he will die.
Thus far Bradley has not been caught and
not likely to be caught for some time.
Hon. Thomas Bradley, of this city, has
been commissioned as one of the delegates
to represent Kentucky in the Convention
for the promotion of American commerce,
to be held in the City of New Orleans, La,
on the Sd day of December, 1878.
Last Sunday morning, Messrs. @. T. Bar.
ten, N. G.. Rouse and s. NJ. Spuy, of Fal-
dleton County, left in wagon for hunt
up Green River. They got as far as Liber-
ty, Casey County. when Barren and Rouse
jumped out of the wagon to walk. They
had not gone far when Barren stopped to
fix his gun, but it went off and shot him in
the left hip joint, making very painful
wound Dr. f. 0. Young, of Liberty, was
called and gave the necessary medical aid.
The party put the man in lhe wagon and
conveyed him to this city. Mr.. Rouse with
the wounded man left here Wednesday
evening on the X. c. Railroad ell route to
Falmouth.
Death Record.
Thefollowing deaths have been placed on
record since Our last report.