The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-06


William Kidwell was arrested ,iay before
yesterday on the charge of selling liquor
without a license. He is boarding at KY
ler's Hotel.
SPRlNGFIELD,O
John H. Zourns has been granted di-
vorce from Julia Zourns.
| Next week trains will run through to
Greenfield on the Narrow Gauge
| Mr.. Barton Greene, of Portsmouth, is in
| the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. iona
Rowe.
Pat. Garfield, charged with violating the
Sunday ordinance, was discharged by the
Mayor last night.
A bus load of the Champion City Guards
went to Urbana last night to witness the
performance of the Drummer Boy"
Officer Norton arrested James Owen, an
insane man, yesterday morning. The Off
Ger used considerable strategy in taking
him in.
The little son of Martin Knapp, three
years old, fell distance of thirteen feet.
He did not appear to have sustained any
serious injury.
for some time of stealing small articles.
tumbled to 1t and was taken in.
Officer Norton about o'clock last night,
after good chase arrested Joe Morrigan,
supposed to be one of the parties connected
with the robbery of Mr.. Arbogast's shop on
Thursday night
MAYORS CouRT.-D. Schulta, violating
Sunday ordinance, discharged; A. Farrell,
same, discharged; Charles E. Brown, drunk,
d 81,
"a 55; VIM. Sowel, drunk, 81 80.
The City Hall was crowded last night at
the Murphy meeting. Mr.. johnson led
Speeches were made by John Miller, Esq.
Rev. Fiery, Mr.. Clippinger, Mrs. DIR. Car
Mr.. Willis and Judge Sittler. A large num-
Der signed the pledge.
There was large meeting of the Bar las.
evening, only three lawyers being absent
The object of the meeting was to form Bar
Association. Samuel Bowman was chosen
Chairman. Messrs. Martin, White and Ho-
gan and by motion Messrs Spence and
Bowman were added. Adjourned to meet
in one week.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Rev. Mr. Sanders conducts the services
of NJ. E. Church tomorrow afternoon at the
School Hail.
Rev. Mr. Pettis, of Newport, breaches in
the Council Chamber at 3H o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
The meeting last night in the Council
Chamber to take measures to organize O
building association elected Mr. Chas: Nagel
President, and Mr.. Emil Diss Secretary. A
committee of five and the President were
appointed to canvass the town for sub
scribers, and report at a meeting to be held
in the same place next Friday evening.
LEXINGTON. ky.
No assignments yesterday
J, H. Berry, Esq, of New York city, is
registered at the Phoenix Hotel.
Do the letters J. G. S., on J. R. JEWELS
sign, mean JEWELS Club Saloon?
Nancy Anderson, alias Boss" was per-
mitted to address the City Council Thursday
night but she didn't.
Mr.. Charles K. Davis, of the firm of A.
Davis & Son. fashionable tailors, of Cincin-
natl, is still in the city.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. J. H. Brown is lying quite i'll of
typhoid fever at her home in the First
Ward.
The fine gray mare sold last Saturday at
Pugh's stable died yesterday of congestive
chills.
Scarlet fever, mumps, measles, and
whooping cough are going the rounds
throughout the city.
A new street-crossing is being put down
from the Courthouse to Weidenburners
Block, on High street.
The funeral of w. H. Russell takes place
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late
residence on Ludlow street.
Rev. ]. P. Mclean, of the Universalist
Church, will deliver discourse tomorrow
afternoon at Hickory Flats Church, near
Oyerpeck Station.
John Deiters, the coal man, had his house
burglarized the other night. Some forty
dollars was stolen and yesterday he had
Mrs. Sarah Hinely arrested for the theft.
She was taken before Squire Haines and
held in the sum of 5000 for her appearance
Monday morning
Miss Laura Skinner, late Librarian at
Lanes Free Library, died yesterday morn
Ing of dropsy. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the
M. E. Church. Miss Skinner was an estima-
BILE lady, and much esteemed by her circle
of acquaintance.
The following rules will be observed by
those attending the mum social" to come
off next Thursday evening in the lecture
room of the United Presbyterian Church:
First-Admission 10 cents.
Second-Refreshmen free to all who
keep mum all the evening.
Third-Fine of 25 cents for the one who
first breaks the silence.
Fourth-Fine of 10 cents for each one
speaking after the first one.
Fifth-Liberty to talk after the fine has
been paid.
Sixth-Each person to endeavor to make
others speak, and to report to the Treas
urer.
Seventh-No fines imposed after supper.
PIQUA. o.
Mrs. W. H. Durham and Mrs. H. G.
Graffiin will sing at the concert next Mon
day evening.
Andrew Patterson, Esq, who has been
suffering from a stroke of paralysis is con-
and will soon be out again.
There is project on foot to start large
wagon mandatory at this place, which, if
matured, will require capital of $4,000.
Our enterprising wholesale dealer Mr.. f.
Ina H.