The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-30

night air can be collected and dis
patched from Newport to the most
remote parts of the earth, this boy is
brought before this Court from day to day
without the shadow of doubt of his inno-
ceuce." At the conclusion of his remarks,
which, by the way, had decided effect on
all present, the Commonwealth Attorney
made few remarks, and His Honor took
the case in hand, and held Kramer over to
the next term of the Criminal Court in the
sum of $780,
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The six fathers of the city will meet in
Council tomorrow night.
Mr.. Scheffield, the shoemaker, has moved
his stock of goods into the store next to the
barber shop, where he will attend to your
sOles.
Mr.. John Schaffer, while engaged at work
yesterday in Newport met with painful
accident by having his right hand badly
lacerated.
The young men who went over the river
few nights ago in crowd will doubtless
scatter out the next time, as they came
near getting arrested on the last occasion.
We are told on good authority that Mr..
VIM. B. Spencer, the well-known lecturer,
versity, this State, to devote his time to
study for the ministry. all malicious re-
ports of his falling from grace to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Officer Tom Kelly and bride are in Mis-
souri,.
These are beautiful nights for pedes-
trians.
Miss Jennie Watkins, of Louisville, is
visiting friends here.
Sixteen cases in the City Court Monday
morning. How high is dot?
Miss Sarah Reynolds, of St. Louis, is Wis
iting Miss Lottie Williams on Winchester
street.
The immediate attention of the Twelve
Apostles is called to The bad condition of
the pavements of our city.
Tom Green was taken in last night for an
old fine amounting to $160 for exhibiting
gaming devices some time ago.
Col. A. D. Smalley, of Newport, is attend
ing Circuit Court in Paris. The Colonel
has an insurance case on hand for $4,000.
The so-called Courthouse, that beautiful
and magnificent structure, will, we are
sorry to say, undoubtedly freeze this win
ter, if not properly attended to.
The freight train on the Southern Rail-
road was thrown off the track near Ludlow
Monday night, and the passenger train, due
here at Z 80 o'clock, did not arrive until 10
o'clock yesterday morning
A colored man named Rehmer slipped
and fell last evening at the corner of Broad
way and Maxwell street. cutting his hands
and left cheek badly. He was considerably
under the influence of bug juice at the
time.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the Opera-house
November 4th.
James and Henry Davis, who pleaded
guilty to the charge of burglary, have gone
up the road for two years.
Many of the scholars in our Public
Schools are suffering with diphtheria. There
have been some fatal cases and in conse-
quence parents are taking their children
from the schools.
The funeral services of Chas. A. Culp
took place yesterday at the Central M. f.
Church, the Rev. w. A. Robinson officiat-
ing. The Junior OEder of the United
American Mechanics, of which he was all
honored member, attended the funeral in q
body.
HAMILTON.
The Hawthorne Club met last night at
the residence of Jervis Hargitt, corner OF
Ludlow and Second.
In the case of the State against Joseph G..
Barnett, indicted for shooting with intent
to kill, the defendant was released on bail
of $780,
Mrs. Sorter yesterday lost two yards of
black velvet, between Mrs Klar's, on Third
street, and Mr.. Frechtling's store, on High
street.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Miller took place
at o'clock from the Presbyterian Church
at West Chester, and was very largely at
tended.
David 7. Riley, a few days since, was
thrown from his wagon and considerably
bruised, besides having one of his ribs
broken.
Yesterday in the Probate Court Henry
Herroed, a resident of Union Township,
was adjudged insane, and application made
for his admission to the Asylum at Dayton.
A petition was Yesterday filed by John
A. CASTOR against JAS T. Gray and Martha
CASTOR, administrators of the estate of Elias
CASTOR, deceased, in which he asks for a
judgment of $3.50, with interest.
The crystal wedding of DR.. and Mrs.
Beauchamp. which came off last night, was
a recherche affair. The presents on the oc-
casion were both appropriate and beautiful.
The supper, which was most excellent, was
gotten up in handsome style and bounti-
fully served.
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