The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-13

started last evening about o'clock in pur-
suit of Philip Vadder, whom it was. alIea,a :.
had commlCted big robbery at Cincinnati.
The officers kept on Vadder's trail until
Ten-mile, about / O'CLOCK this
where they succeeding in pabbipg
him. They brought their prisoner to- this
city and lodged him in Jail. Vadler is
charged with knocking man down at the
corner of Eighth and Main streets, Cincin-
natl, last Friday night and robbing him If
$780,
DAYTON, KY.
Large numbers of our society people will
visit the May Musical Festival during this
week.
The Uberslaugh- Trunk breach of promise
case has not yet been compromised. Mt
Trunk is immoveable
A Murphy meeting will be held at
Ehmers Hall tomorrow night and will be
addressed by Mrs. Burt, and a gentleman,
named Kelly of Cincinnati.
The temperance folks have been hard at
work in raising funds tobuild a aIenperai1ce
Hail. They have succeeded in obtaining
seventy subscribers to lhe project. 1t is the
intention to have the hall built before the
4th of July, or else A. G. Williams will
Y.
SPEsENGFEEEB,
The final examination of the Wittenberg
seniorsbegins tomorrow.
The wife of Harry Slater, engineer on the
p, G. & st. l.. Road, died saturday.
As usual with such entertainments, the
Ministries Saturday night had a full house.
Geo. B. Gillett has accepted clerbship
in the Ohio Penitentiary, and will go to
Columbus shortly to assume the duties.
John A. Funk filed voluntary petition
in bankruptcy Friday. Liabilities $4,000,
of which S25, 900 is due his father. Assets
nothing
Judge Elliott's decision in the injunction
case meets with about equal amounts Of
censure and commentator, as the people
are nearly equally divided on the. subject.
By some it is thought he virtually as be-
tween the county and city, decided in favor
of the former, but no doubt the city will
continue TO push its case.
BELLEVUE. XIV.
A grand select party will be given at the
residence of Miss Aggie Scoheld on Wednes
day night.
Miss Sallie Edwards our highly accom-
plished vocalist, will take part i'll the Gin
cinnati Musical Festival.
Candidates for the Mayorality are already
out, among whom are Geo W. Patchen and
Reese Morgan. The present incumbent, Mr..
Alfred West, will also be u candidate for re-
election.
The Temperance meeting in the School
Hall last night was packed by very intclli-
gent audience. Judge Skillbeck, of Dayton,
nflH ba ~ nfJ
es, and was followed by A. c. Williams in a
lengthy argument. About six signers were
obtained. 1t was remarked by several per-
sons present that better selection of songs
could have been made for the occasion.
COULMBIA. o.
Mrs. Rev. Harris, who has been visiting
relatives in Columbus, O.. has returned
home.
The teachers of the Columbia Congrega-
tional Sabbath-school will meGt on Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Mr.. c. f.
Bassett, on the corner Of McCuollugh street
and Richmond Pike. 1t is requested for
each teacher to endeavor to be present
The attraction at the Young Mems Tenn
perance Rooms this evening will be very
great, as the programme for the entertain
ment is to be one of unparalleled interest.
The drama to have been given has been
postponed for an indefinite period. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everybody to
be present.
The Home Circle met last Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Creighton, on
Logan Hill. A large number were present
there being over twenty members, besides
several visitors. The reading of A Bunch of
Violets," by Miss Minna Rodgers, was ex-
cellently rendered, and fully appreciated.
Also, dropping Corn" by Miss Mack, and
"Only One day. by Mr.. Richards, proved
to be very interesting. Mr.. John Yowelps
selection was very good, and elected much
merriment from those present. After the
budget having been read, and the business
gone through with, the club adj journed, and
the remainder of the evening was passed
very pleasantly
CALIFORNIA. o.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, will soon occupy the old
homestead again.
Dr. Gaines says it is distressingly healthy in his
district This is bad for the doctor, but good for
the people.
A number of foundry men heretofore employed
in the Miami Stove Works, have, since the failure
OF Mr.. Youstee, sought work on farms and in other
avocations. This is wise and prudent
Another rambler, answering somewhat to the
description of the man that so brlltaly treated
Mrs Vail, was brought down yesterday from
Nicholsville, Clermont County, Ohio for the pur
pose of being identified The moment Mrs. Vail
saw him she eXonerated him. When the suspense
ended the man broke completely down.
Decoration Day.
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