The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-11

house is announced to take place Frida,
evening
The ladies of the M. e. Church ar,nounc,
an entertainment for Wednesday night, tn
proceeds to go towards the Sunday -schoo
library
A Murphy meeting will be held to-nigh
in the M. e. Church. The speakers will b,
Mr.. A. @. Williams and Mr.. Fisher. of New
York City, and Mr.. Will. Spencer, the bes
speaker who has yet visited Dayton, ant
others whose names are not known.
The election to-day is passing off with tn,
usual interest and moderate, not heay,
vote, will probably be polled. The voting
places are as follows: First Ward, at Loui
Kueyen's; Second Ward, at Ehmer's; Thirt
Ward, at H. Swauger's; Fourth Ward, a
hamsey's Building, near schoOl-house.
BELLEVUE. KY.
About dozen new houses will be II
course Of construction in about two weeks
This looks little like business
The Murphy, meeting was addressed las,
night by Prof MeGinnis, Mr.. Clint, Wasson
Mr.. David Williams and Mr.. Spencer, in
good addresses Ten signers were obtained
to the pledge.
LUDlOw. Ky
Heme Circle tonight.
The estimated cost of the school. for the
ensuing year, is So, 500. Cheap.
Council will not allow the School Board
more than $s,0O0 "What do we soy?"
Hon. Whipple, no doubt thinks he is the
most consistent man living; still there are
many who differ, even with George Wash
ington w.
Mrs. DR.. Gould delivered lecture at the
Christian Church last Saturday afternoon
and now all the ladies in town are discuss
ing 'tPhysic"
The Wesley Chapel Social last Friday eve
ming was one of the most enjoyable affairs
OF the kind that has taken place in this city
many day.
Mr.. Henry Berkencamp deserves credit
Tor the manly stand he took in favor of the
School Board at the last meeting of Council.
Without his aid, the true friends of our
public schools would have seen cherished
object defeated. Mr. B. is a solid, consist
ent member.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
The Transcript Company had a narrow
escape from fire Friday night.
A large number united with the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday.
E. s. Wallace will probably move his Of
fice into the First Ward voting place.
The police raided Lottie Chadwick's
ranch, finding one girl and three men there.
Chief Schuchman and Deputy Arnett
went to Xenia to-day to testify before the
Grand Jury.
MAYORS CouRT-Thomas Mclaughlin.
$6 95; VIM. Hayden, assault and
battery, IS 95.
Mr.. Nick Bretteny, of Lebanon, KY,
ormerly OF this place, has made an assign
nent in bankruptcy.
John Warren stole a revolver from Slacks
'un store Saturday. Councilman O'Brien
ave chase and captured him.
Bladwins will in a few days move into the
DOM lately occupied by Lain. They will
lse their presen store as branch store.
Mr.. Ed. Humphreys was thrown from
Narrow-gauge ballast unloader into the air,
nd laid insensible for two hours. No bones
we're broken.
Papers have been fled in civil suit by
}. M. Hubbard against Walter and Ida Mil
er. They are at present bound over on the
harge OF forgery. 7
Mrs. Beach, living near the Fair Grounds
Eas thrown out OF a wagon Saturday night |
Y O'Clock: while passing over a crossing |
nd very seriously injured.
The difficulties between the physicians
nd druggists are about to be amicably set
ed. The druggists will not prescribe over
heir counters, and the physicians will not
'scrlmmate in their patronage. Let us
ave peace.
Yesterday afternoon two colored men in
ne employ Of the Narrow-gauge Railroad
ere buried under gravel bank. One
.awled out slightly injured; the other,
amed Harber, had his leg broken and sus.
'iRed internal injuries,
Rev. Vinson lead the Murphy meeting at 4
le Opera-house Sunday afternoon, Prof,
urbank lead the meeting. Rev. DR.. Nc
night made the opening PRAYER. Rev.
n. Kingsbury was the first speaker:
Young men can make anything they I
ease out of themselves" Rev. Mr..
layton, of Urbana, spoke next. He made Il
stirring address The house was crowded ;
I'd the order was excellent. In the even [
g the meeting was held in the City Hall,
>. wallace, Esq, leading. Mr.. Huffman
'nducted the meeting. Rev. Mr.. Cum
ing conducted the religious exercises.
lptaln Calvin Reid was the first speaker
q made good address, Mr.. Z,itavern +
00he next: Business men al
ays inquire if a young man is
Mr. Hall gave resume Of the
urphy work in the State and was care !
lily listened to. Judge Miller made an I
ldress in his own iiiimitable style. Mr.
mes Fleming made plain practical and
ry effective address. Mr.. Joseph Clippin-