The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-03

ASSIST III taking lne ueSpcIduo IISkeep. JOIll
T. Norris should tackle him.
A number of the members of the Clark
County Bar showed Col. Robert G. Ingcr-
soil the sights of the city in the Champion
turnout.
Entertainments for the next few weeks
promise to be numerous. Next Tuesday
the Choral Union gives a concert under the
of the Philo Society, in the
Lutheran Church. Thursday evening" fare
well concert by Camilla Urso; Saturday
evening Barlow, Wilson, Primrose u West
Minstrels will be here.
The hearing of the arguments for AMI
against granting an injunction against new
county buildings was again, on the adj
journment of the District Court before
Judge Elliot. Judge Littler and R. A. Har-
rison appeared for injunction, and Bowman
and Arthur against. Able and lengthy ar
guments were made by Harrison and Bow
man, which were listened to by a full bar
and by many spectators. At noon yester-
day the Judge took the case under advise
ment, and will llperhaps give decision soon.
Opinion seems to be about equally divided
as to the result.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Next Monday will be County Court Day
i'll Paris, KY.
Mr. Ed Swift is visiting A. r. sparh in
Winchester.
Mr. John A. Geary, the plumber, has re-
turned from Chicago.
Mr.. Charles X. Davis, of the firm of A.
Davis G. Son, Cincinnati, o., is in the city.
Mr. d. L. Jones has secured the services
of the Grand Rapids City Band for Chan.
Reticker's show.
Mr.. Fred. Jaeger, of the firm of Isola &
Jaeger confectioners, will leave for Europe
about the 1st of June.
General Robinson, who was announced as
candidate has Withdrawn and is not 60
ing to run for Sheriff.
Mr.. L. Prather announces himself as a
candidate for Coroner, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
All parties indebted to the STAR will con-
fer favor upon the agent by settling their
accounts between this and next Monday.
The Juvenile Orchestra will give an en-
tertainment in Cynthiana on Friday even
ing, and not in this city, as was reported.
Cliff P Kennedy will arrive about Satur-
day with another troupe Of Indians and
Mexicans for Chan. Reticker's Hippo
drome.
Mr.. Redd, the popular candidate for
Sheriff, had an exciting fox chase last night
which caused considerable amusement for
the spectators.
The management of Callender's Uncle
Toms Cabin has secured the George Bros.
Brass and String Band to play an engage
ment for them on Wednesday night, May
the 8th.
Mr. H. ONeele has erected an additional
building to his livery stable on Broadway
which he will use as a blacksmith shop. He
will do all work brought to his shop him
self, making speciality of shoeing race
horses and trotting stock
Mr. NJ. w. Wiley has secured the exclu
sive privilege for his shooting gallery witt
Chan. Reticker's Hippodrome. Mr.. Fred
Horn has also secured the privilege of candy
butcher. He will take with him two asso
cates, Mr.. Frank Tillow and Mr.. Ros,
George.
The remains of Mr.. J. Morrison Pindel
we're brought to this city from Pana, Ill.
via Louisville Wednesday night for inter
ment. The body was taken to the Mill
street Presbyterian Church, where they re
mained until yesterday morning The flu
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dell was formerly resident of this city
but has since resided in Pana, Ill.
Mr.. Harry Richmonds balloon has ar
rived at the Fair Grounds. 1t measure
sixty-eight by eighty-one feet in diameter
Mr.. Richmond will make an ascension OF
each day during the exhibition in this ant
other cities. Attached to the balloon is ;
large mammoth air-ship, also trapeze upor
l,o Il
This is another added to the many novel
ties of Chan show.
OXFORD. o.
The Universalist social passed off yer,
pleasantly last evening.
Mr.. S. D. Babcock, of Cincinnati, is spend
ing q few days in Oxford.
A panorama of Pilgrims Progress will b
given in the NJ L. Church on next Thurs
day evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Churcl
will give a sewing social soon for the bene
fit of the poor.
Father DAILY, who was injured on Sunda.
| by being thrown from buggy, is able to b
up again. Dr. Hinckley had him out for
ride yesterday.
HAMILTON.
Mrs DR.. Scoville, of Lebanon, is visitin
her daughter, Mrs. John Owens.
Mr. Lamar, of Aurora, Indiana, is in tn
city visiting his niece, Mrs. Joe Owens.
Prof. Everett's entertainment at the Or
era-housc last night was well attended.
| A fine new free-stone pavement will 500
grace the residence of Col. Campbell, O
High street.
The monthly meeting of the Butler Coul
ty Medical Society was held yesterday q
the Courthouse.
A lot of canned fruit and other eatable
were stolen out of Thomas 6. Smiths celia
Wednesday night.
Frank Cobaugh, an employe at Giffen
Sash Factory, Tuesday had his left han
badly cut by a universal woodworking m;
chine.
Quite a bevy of the handsome youn
ladies of the Western Female College pal
Hamilton visit yesterday to have thei
photos taken by Rodgers,
Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock fiji
was discovered in an old house near TIL
Five Points, which was eXtingushed will
out the aid of the engines.
Yesterday in the Probate Court Ann
Lauderman, of Wayne Township was az
judged insane, and application was mad
for her admission to the Southern Asylum