The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-22

is how it reads in Justice Buchanan's office.
Let evil doers make note of this.
"All hail to the Chiefl' is what tho po-
licemen struck up at the Station-house last
night when Officer Connolly hove in sight
The City Dads went seining in the reser-
voir at the Water-works yesterday. They
cast their nets and drew them forth with
about two hundred pounds of fish.
Captain Fuller received his commission
from Governor MCCreary as Magistrate in
the First District this morning. The Cap
tain was sworn in and furnished. the re-
quired bond.
James Hosier, formerly of Newport but
now engaged in farming in Ohio, is exhibit
ing cucumber grown on his farm which
measures feet inches in length andi2
feet inches in circumference.
Julia Pemmons and Irene Yancey, chest
nut-coIored amazons, became entangled this
morning, on, York street, in war of words,
which soon ended in a genuine old-faSh-
ioned wool pulling match. 1t was with
considerable difficulty they could be sepa-
rated
The police made a raid on an old negro
dive in james alley last night and brought
the following daises to the Station-house:
Mary Cunningham, Ritt. Clark, Minnie
Moore and Ettie Jackson. This morning
Mayor Horton fined the first two $50 and
costs each and the rest he let off on their
promise of future good behavior.
The Workingmen's Party held a meeting
at Headquarters last evening. Commit
tee of Three, consisting of Messrs. Christie
pher Bosche and Hruza, was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for a
Snt,1rInU ,i,rI,t of thn
Courthouse Square, when speeches will be
delivered by the renowned kearney, of Cal
ifornia, and other able speakers from Gin
cinnati.
The Citizens Building Association elected
the following officers last night: President,
John Gugel; Vice President; L. Topic;
First Secretary, Ii, Steinert; Second Secre-
tary, Jos. Hitler; Treasurer, Chas. Stemler;
Directors, D. II. Nadermann, Henry ReusCh,
Adam Petermann, VIM. Steinheim George
Pckelmann, J. }. Hetsch, John Weckman,
| Adam Ebert and Conrad Hafner.
LUDLOW. ky.
Items left at the PoSt-ofIice for the STAR
will receive immediate attention.
Mr. Henry Barr has returned home, hale
and hearty, from his sojourn at the sea
side.
Mrs. NJ Cooper accompanied by her
daughter MRS S. ]. Wickerly( will visit
indianapolis this week.
| Mr. Ed. Birge, locomotive engineer of the
| Southern, has so far recovered from his re-
cent severe illness as to be able to resume
his work.
Mr. S. J, Hedges, the enterprising coal
merchant, is up to his eyes in business
! filling orders for his customers along the
| line of the Southern Railway.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
! Miss Louise Belle, of Ripley, Ohio, is Wis,
iting Miss Frye, of this city.
Mr. John Cove was married Tuesday to
Miss Clara Ballentine, both of Clarke
County.
Mr. Theodore Brown, mailing clerk in
the Post-ofIice, left for Chautauqua Tuesday
afternoon.
The alarm from Box "a on Tuesday even
ing was caused by small fire in house on
York street.
Morris Gushing, who was arrested for en-
tering DR.. Ramsey's house Monday, had a
preliminary trial before the Mayor on Tues.
day afternoon and was bound over to Court
in $500 bond to answer to the charge o1
grand larceny.
HAMILTON.
Harry C. Hume leaves to-day for Putin
Bay.
David T. Howell is home from his visit to
Putin Bay.
George Tangcmann, of the Third Ward
was yesterday made the happy father of a
fine young son.
The new addition to Robert Andrews
/ r yI,
Of a bouncing boy,
In the Probate Court yesterday John NJ
Thompson was appointed administrator OF
Ralph Moore deceased.
Adam Laurie and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Hyland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Pfau
will leave tomorrow for trip North.
Rev. Geo. Shatfer formerly pastor of the
A. NJ. E. Church was in the city yesterday
en- route to Nashville, his present home.
From statistics cleaned from the County
Clerks annual report we find during the
year there were granted some forty-three
divorces.
The l. O. O. F. of Port Union dedicated
their new hall in that village to-day. A
number of the Order from this city 60 up
to take part in the ceremonies.
Inc hepuDllCdIlS are III tdnudry DIS 10
how they will light up on the occasion of
their big meeting next Saturday, the
County Commissioners having cut off the
supply of gas at the Courthouse and park.
A meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors of
Hamilton and vicinity will be held to-mor-
row night at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms for the
purpose of perfecting the organization of
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Associa-
ton.
The Republicans of Butler County on
next Saturday will hold grand mass
meeting in this city. Judge West, Hon.
Will Cumback and other prominent repre-
sentatives of the party will be present, and
MAXI speeches.
Much inquiry is made as to why the open
air concerts have been abandoned. The
music stand is without li~ht is the reason
When the new apparatus for furnishing gas
is completed and the park is lighted the
concerts will be resumed.
OXFORD. O.