The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-14
COVNNGTON.

Mrs. NJ. H. Bailey had her pocket picked
of SO on Saturday in Seventh-street Market
The third nstalment in the Glandon and
Wheeler bastardy suit was paid to Clerk
Bristow this morning.
Last night about II o'clock Gus Wasting
was knocked down and received a broken
leg in difficulty on Banklick street.
Mr.. James Keegan and Miss Eva Skinner
aged thirteen, both of Bacon Run, eloped
from home this morning bent on marriage
The alarm Of fire from Box 8 this morn
ing was occasioned by a defective fue in the
residence of Mr. Pierce, No. 1877 East Third
street. Damages slight. Fire Department
prompt
POLICE CoURT.-Wm. johnson, drunk, $4.
John and James Cummins, the two men
who broke the windows in the Centennial
Hotel last night were fined $53 each. The
cases of Milt Mclaughlin and James Crock
EFT, charged with robbing Barney Donnely,
were continued.
i U. S. COURT.-Crane & McQuaid vs. J. J.
Beech; judgment by default, S6l4 50. Jno.
II. Nelson, of Campbell County, was adj
mitted to the bar S. p. and j. G. Cochran
G. A. Bostwicll and I. p. Francis were APP
pointed Bailitfs, and j. c. Cochran was APP
| pointed as Crer.
The following named gentlemen compose
the Grand Jury for the present term OF the
| United States Court n b. Stephens Wm
M Leathers, II. F. Bowen ?. P McNeigh,
II. Hollster ]. D. Shut, H. G, Bruce J. NJ.
CALDWELL H. Plummer Robert Townsend, C.
III. Bailey Wm S. Porter, Jas. Havlin, B.
Eenour, Jr Chas Gauspohl j. W. Walker,
John Gray,
There is base, outrageous lie rumored
about certain young lady teachers in the
First District School that is without the
shadow of a suspicion for ground work out
side of the scurlilous little tongues that spit
out venom against an innocent, pure
woman who in her capacity as teacher is
called upon to punish some of the little vix-
ems. The father and brother who values the
purity and good name of his own daughter
and sister that might be assailed in like
manner at any time, should denounce the
lie from beginning to end. The little girl
who started the vile story denies it, as might
be expected.
NEEPOET.
The Mart Association will meet this even
ing at Eclipse Hall.
The butchers have determined to resist
the ordinance referring to them, and will
hold market every day.
The Morning Views" entertained their
friends at Bertsch's Assembly Rooms, last
y evening in handsome style.
The committee that was appointed to Sc
fect delegates to the Workingmens Coven-
ton will report at headquarters tomorrow
evening
The Grand Jury found two indictments
against Fred. Mauritz, the man who bit his
wifes nose oft, that of assault and battery
I'd manning
The Ladies Aid Society, of st. Paul's P
L. Church, will meet this evening at the
residence of Mr.. Charles S. Walkley, on
Mayo straet.
Fred. Thes willsset 'em up for the boys
tonight, on the occasion of his wifes arri-
val home from Europe after a three
months absence.
The remains of Mr.. Edwin Bachelor,
mention of whose sudden death was made
in yesterdays STAR, were taken to Pittsburg
this morning by his brother Charles.
The Criminal Court adj iourned this morn
ing so far as jury cases are concerned Mo
| tions will be heard until Saturday, when
the Court will adjourn finally until the
third Monday in June, when a special term
will be held.
LUDLOW. .KY.
A. i. Lodge, l. 0. O. F., of this city has
decided to give their annual picnic at Par
ker Grove on the 10th of june of which
more anon.
The Galaxy Dramatic Club of this city
closed their season of brilliant entertain
ments last week. The Club expect to give
one or two extra entertainments in the near
future of which due notice will be given,
for the purpose of realizing sufficient funds
to furnish scenery and other much needed
stage property of which the Club stood so
much in need during the past season. Ev-
cry person in the town that has the appre-
citation of true merit at heart should not
fail to lend a helping hand, and a liberal
one at that, to encourage and enable our
brilliant Galaxy to appear to better adyan-
tage the next season,
OXFORD, O.
Miss Sallie Magic is visiting friends in
Middletown, 0.
Mr. Thomas IIargiss of Cincinnati spent
Sunday in Oxford.
Will Schaffer and Hugh Jackson, of Ham
llton, were iii town Sunday
Mrs. L. Mcclellan and daughter departed
Tor Virginia yesterday morning.
The choir of4the NJ E. Church gives
strawberry festival, next Thursday evening
III the lecture-ro0m of the church.
SPEENGFEELD.
Seven arrests Sunday.
Commissioners pushing the Courthouse
business.
Moncrieffc Lodge, X. p, expects to send sew
enty-fye uniformed men to Chillicothe next
week.
NJ. J., Rice had his hearing Monday before the
Mayor and was bound over to Court in 900 for
petit larceny.
Entry books oi the Thoroughbred Trotting Horse
Breeders Association will close "Wednesday even
Ing, May 18th.
" +. r. CaSsilly is in Washington, where he has
had successful operation performed on a cat
aract He is doing well, and will return in a few
days. q ''
Five alalm was sounded from Box 81 yesterday
morning at O'clock, caused by the burning OF a
b;osl house occupied by Mrs. Smith and two
children, Who escaped in their night clothes The
slouse Was owned by colored man by the name
Gskcnaety No insurance.