The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09

Ind.
Tobacco flies are destroying plants all
over the State.
Ice advanced yesterday from 4Oa,50c per
100 pounds to 70c@$1.
Geo. Winston is out for County Assessor.
He has got a hardun to beat.
Alex. Montgomery's new boat, w. E.
Ernst, will be launched Thursday.
Martin B. Endress and Mary Harmon
were licensed to marry this morning.
Police CoURT.-James Moore and Susie
May, breach of the peace, continued Frank
Lewis, same, 81.
The Twilight Dancing Circle have issued
the neateSt printed invitations of the season
for their reception at Odd-fellows' Hall
Easter Monday night.
Burglars entered the residence of Mrs.
Meimans ON Pleasant street last night and
carried away all the edibles in the house,
besides a lot of dishes.
+. H. Rothert. of South Covington, was
i bound over to the May term of the o. s..
Court, to answer charge of selling tobacco
without license.
Hon. Judge T. jeff Phelps last evening
prevented little child from being run over
by White Line car, at the corner of Third
ana Madison streets
Colonel Amos Shinkle President of the
First National Bank, President of the Gov
ington Gas-light Company, and of the Cow
ington q Cincinnati Bridge Company, left
this morning for the Hot Springs Of Arkan-
sas, where he proposes to rusticate for a
month.
A little boy about six years DID, son of
Mr. A. Ante, who resides at the corner of
la n11H NH inlr CIV ,lo,,
jumped behind passing buggy and acct
dentally got his foot between the spokes of
the wheel and had his leg broken between
the knee and the thigh. DR.. Blair set the
fractured member.
NEWPORT.
Th body of Joe Bradford was found near
the foot of Plum street last night.
Mr. VIM. Daverin much esteemed cit
i1en, died shortly after 4 o'clock this morn
ing.
The Board of Education will elect Board
of Examiners at special meeting this eve
ming.
Charles R. Lewis & Co. brought suit in
the Chancery Court this morning against
Benjamin Fodder to attach his interest in
his fathers estate.
Mr.. G. Bohrer, who resides on Harris
street, fired at some burglars, who were try
ing to enter his house yesterday, when they
Immediately departed.
The funeral of Henry Coreoran, mention
of whose death was made in yesterdays
STAR, took place from the Church of the
Immaculate Conception this morning.
woman known as "Schnapps Liz" de-
1iberately walked into the river near the
foot of Columbia street. about 10 o'clock
last night. A watchman on the ferryboat
discovered her in time to rescue her.
Ed. Kreiger and Mike Reinhart, who
were arrested about week ago on a charge
of breaking into Molly Hocker's residence
In the old Bailey Barracks, were called in
the city Court this morning. Judge Gels
Ter, after hearing the evidence, let Ed. off
with reprinand, and fined Mike SIS and
costs
DR.. Philip Schlieter who claims to cure
Rnything and everything by electricity, ar
rived in Newport about two weeks ago, and
hung out his shingle at 257 Tibbatts street.
This morning Officer Brasier was obliged to
lock the individual up for safe keeping on
account of terrible ruction he was raising
in the neighborhood.
LEXINGTON, KY.
How would new Courthouse look?
Capt D. Aiken has returned from the
East.
The bright city of Lexington has park,
if it hasn't new Courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodloe will leave this week
for Europe, accompanied by Miss Mary
= Gratz.
Mr.. Thomas Meighan purchased an ex-
cellent thoroughbred horse yesterday,
County Court day.
The Episcopal Church, corner Market and
Church streets, is undergoing repairs, and
when completed will be a handsome build
ing.
Dr. Bartlett, of the First Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. NJ. Frost, of the Upper
street Baptist Church, exchanged pulpits
Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jeffrey, who
have been residing in Washington City for
some time past will return to this city,
their former residence, next Friday.
Messrs. Muckle and Reilly are repairing
the training stable, ON Lime street, former
ly occupied by Mr. r. s. Strader, and are
fixing it up in splendid style. They COM
menced operations in training yesterday.
Prof H. A. Saxtons East Hickman Sing
Ing School will give their singing social at
the residence of Mrs. Williams, near Mt.
Eden, Jessamine County. Mrs. Ruther
ford who distinguished herself at the cam
tata by her fine musical accomplishments,
and other members of the family, will be
present. A good time is anticipated,
The improvements and repairs of the
Lexington Park, which have been going on
during the past few weeks have made
wonderful and beautiful change. The trees
that were planted last season are now bud
ding, and by the time summer has fairly
set in will afford ample shade for the Park
visitors during the summer. In short, ev-
erytlling looks lovely. Good music will be
in attendance and plenty of seats. No
doubt the Park will be Il fashionable resort.
HAMILTON.
Anna NJ. SMILEY was yesterday appointed