The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-18

Wednesday. Mr. Rouzer was engaged in
splitting kindling, and piece of the wood
struck him in the left eye, cutting a deep
gash and it is feared destroying the use of
that organ.
This morning about II o'clock, while
Sister of the Good Shepherd stepped from
her covered wagon to go into the Post
office, thief got away with valuable car
riage robe.
A shoemaker named John Smith was
waylaid and robbed of 81 so, all the money
he possessed on Saturday night, about IL
O'Clock, on Madison street, near Overton.
lie notified the police, and about 3 o'clock
Sunday morning Officers Speckman and
DAILY arrested Sam. Pines, Pat. Day and
John Turner, and later in the day Chief
Cottingham arrested Henry Suckhoff and
held them on suspicion of having commit
ted the robbery. This morning Pines was
dismissed for lack of identification, and the
others continued for a further hearing to-
morrow morning.
County CoURT.-A petition numerously
signed by citizens of Bellevue and DAYTON,
SIKH Magisterial District, asking division
of said district was presented. A
coun er petition was also pre-
senled against said DISTRICT. One
says such division is requisite the other,
just as pointed, and signed by as prominent
citizens, says it isnot Petition ordered con-
tinued until the December term of the Court.
Catherine Reddinger was appointed execu-
trix of estate of Constantine Reddinger, de-
ceased. Paris C. Brown was appointed
guardian of Miss Ida Cummins The same
gentleman was appointed guardian of Paris
Brown McAndrews. The will of John Yes
nc hot fa
Catherine Vesper, appointed executrix of
the estate. The will of Peter Sonfron was
probated. Rev. Charles Bersch, pastor of
st. Johns Protestant Church, was qualified
TO solemnize marriage. The will of Joseph
Hoff, deceased, was probated, and his wife,
Mrs. HoH, appointed executrix of the es-
tate. The will of Joseph Motz was pro-
bated, and Mrs. Maria Motz was appointed
Administrative of estate.
WEST CONVICTION.
The ladies of the Mite Society and friends
were entertained in a truly royal manner
at the residence of Mr.. James Eaton last
Thursday afternoon. Thirty-five ladies sat
down to bountiful repast, presided over
by Mrs. James Eaton, whose genialty and
good nature lent charm to the occasion,
after which subscription was taken up for
the benefit of the Union Church, now near
ly completed and a handsome sum was
realized. Many thanks were rendered to
the liberal hostess. The ladies separated to
meet again at the next social for the same
noble cause.
COLUMBIA, O.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Harris sermon
yesterday was: "Why should | Sign the
Temperance Pledge?"
A keeper in Undercliff by the
name of Mosler was fined $35 for shooting a
dog, and being unable to pay the fine was
committed to Jail. Rather an expensive
dog that.
Quite a number of our citizens of late
have noticed that the amount of coal in their
bins has been diminishing very rapidly.
These Preparations have been increasing to
such an extent as to become alarming. Mr..
Tibbitts says he knows who it is that has
been troubling him. and the perpetrators
had better relinqush their nefarous work
in that direction Or they will get themselves
into trouble.
HAMILTON.
The Dickey-Tytus bastarday case is set
for Hearing on the 25th inst.
VIM. Clark was Saturday appointed ad-
ministrator of Sophonia Clark, deceased
The Board of County Commissioners Sat
urday passed bills amounting to LOIS so.
Mrs. Potter and her daughter, Mrs Bo-
neles, left yesterday for their home at Mem
phis.
Harry Lands, telegraph operator at Nor
ristown Station, Ind, came home sick last
night.
Constable John Q. Bayliss is at his home
quite i'll from the effects of surgical oper-
alton performed on his face.
Street Commissioner Frank Krebs, who
was accidentally shot some days since, is re,
ported to be in danger of losing one of his
eyes.
Prof J. Millkin will lecture before the
HaN thorne Club on Monday evening, Goth
inst. The lecture will be in the parlors of
DR.. Dan. Millikin, on Second street.
Rev. J. w. Balm, pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church, lectured last night to
the young men. His subject was Proofs
of Manhood This talented divine is do
ing good work among the young men of
the city.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Mons. Balabrega, the wonderful swede is
coming
The pork house has not been rented and
will not run this winter.
Another wedding in high life is rumored.
We will give names shortly.
Chanfrau is coming Don't forget it. He
will be here November 21st.
Save your money and buy the STAR at 10
cents week. You'll never regret it.
The pay car on the L. c. & L. Road was
here Saturday. All the boys had smiling
faces.
The printers on the Transcript are on
strike. Who wants to work for 16 cents
thousand?
A printer named Connors was found Sat-
1rday night in the alley near Thompson &
Boyds, with a severe cut in his head. He
vas unable to explain how he got it.
The poor of hiscity will be supplied with
soup by calling at Charley Gillman's, corner
If Mill and Water streets. Mr.. Jno. Welsh
will wait on them and see that they be
reated fairly and well.
Hon. Mike Mccarthy, Mayor of Irish
own, will see that elevators be placed on
several of our crossings to enable people to
yet over them without falling one hundred
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