The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-15
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P. A.C. Kemper.
Campbell County has fire temperance
Clubs. with n toad membership of four
hundred and five.
No. IA won the watch and No 800 the
accordion at the rattle yesterday at Corpus
Christi School-house.
Our friend G. H. Citing, the enterprising
bill poster, has had huge fence built across
the vacant lot opposite the Post-otiice.
In the County Court this morning the
will of Christian Tienan was probated and
Louisa Tieman was qualified executrix.
During the month of March Butcher &
Wiedman, brewers sold eight hundred bar
rels Of beer, and DePpe Co., two hundred
and ten.
Spirit rappings were plainly heard by the
prisoners in the Jail last night. Tim. Shan
non nearly lost the sight of his other eye
from fright.
The crowd of young men and boys who
congregate ON the corner of Columbia and
Mayo streets, are being seriously complained
of by the citizens.
A youth named Hermann, residing in the
upper part of the city, had an eye knocked
out from the stroke of a baseball while
playing on the mill bottoms yesterday.
The numerous friends of Mr.. William Fl,
Lape, President of the Clay Insurance Com
pany, extend their sympathy in his sad be-
reavement in the loss of his venerable
mother who was fatally injured by fail at
Cincinnati yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Jack Anderson, nee
Alice Kallenbach. took place yesterday from
the Union NJ. E. Church, in Covington, and
was attended by a large concourse of rela-
+;yoe o,,J hi i1ipp fr;apdS Har no
mains were inferred in Linden Grove Gene
terry.
A lad named Morris Fenton was struck
on the head this morning with huge iron
wrench in the hands of colored individual
known as Niger Tom, employed as engin-
eer on the ferry-boat Favorite. The lad fell
to the ground senseless and remained in
that condition several minutes, when he re-
vived sufficient to be taken home. AS no
arrest was made there was considerable talk
of giving Niger Tom his just dues.
COLUMBIA, o.
Vast improvements have been made by
the property-owners along Railroad avenue,
in the way of sodding, building steps, etc.
There will be public entertainment at
the Young Mems Reading-room this even
ing. A cordial invitation is extended to all
Liz COllCeII W nave DcGll BlNCu NY lllC
Home Circle on next Saturday evening has
been postponed until Friday evening April
26th.
The commuters on the $50 train had a
very late supper on last Saturday evening
There was delay of about one hour and
twenty minutes occasioned by the cars get
ting off the track at Broadway.
PIQUA. o.
NJ. Dempsy is happy 1t is boy, and
weighs nine pounds.
Squire Garner received a fall this morn
ing which will keep him indoors for some
time to come. ...-.
Harry McCandlis had the end of his
thumb cut off while working their new uni
versal wood-worker
John Rammelmyer came near ending his
career by attempting to drive in front of an
approaching train last night. His wagon was
smashed to pieces, but he fortunately es-
capped without serious injury.
The "walking mania' still continues
They have elected W. McDorsey as Presi-
ident, Samuel Davis as Secretary, and A. j.
Roe as Captain. They have been looking for
some one to take the office of Treasurer, but
as yet have found no one to resume the ar
duous duties and responsibilities that
would fall on the person accepting the Of
flee.
BELLEVUE. ky.
The Murphy meeting last night was ad-
dressed by the famous young orator OF
Cleveland, O., J. +. Smith. better known as
the boy orator, for the reason that he is not
of age yet, and has been three years in the
lecture field. He made good impression
on his audience by his easy delivery. He
was followed by Messrs. McGinns and Will
liams, of Newport. At the close of the
speaking officers were elected to fill the
places Of those who did not attend to theil
duties. Mr. Tedrow was elected Treasurer
Mr.. Adam Smyrl Vice President, and Mr.
p. F. Genoway, Jr., Secretary. At the meet
ing Saturday night at Mt. Pleasant addresse:
were made by Messrs. Reuben Tedroy
Adam Smyrl, John G. Luhn, and Mr.. A. G
Williams, of Dayton. Eight signers OBJ
tained. Another at the same place mex
Saturday night.
HAMILTON.
The Hawthorne Club meets this evening
at the residence of Mr.. John Peck, Thire
Ward.
The Young Mems Gymnasium will give {
social ON Thursday evening, May I'd, il
their Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folger have returned tc
their home in the East after pleasant visi
of several months with friends in this city
The S. P G. A. will meet tomorrow nigh
at the Mayors office. A full attendance il
desired, as matters of importance will bt
attended to.
Miss Helwig one of Middletown's hand
some young ladies' passed through the city
Saturday on her way to Eaton, where she
pOes to make a short visit
James Jackson, the High-street merchant
will resume business at his old stand OF
Thursday next having arranged matter
satisfactorily with his creditors.
At "a meeting of the Democratic Contra
Committee it was decided to issue call fo
a mass meeting to determine the time ant
manner Of holding the nominating conven
ton. d"
Preparations for the calico party to b.
given on Friday, April 26th, by the Assem-
bly, are in active progress. The young la
dies are busy selecting and making thei
costumes for the occasion.
SPRlNGFIELD,
Frank Mayo tonight.
Miss Anna Stevens, of Tiffin, is visitin