The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-16

| A party OF negroes, SeVeHIy-hNS III huln-
ber, passed through the city yesterday
morning, from Bourbon County, en- route
for Kansas
Mr.. d. Veil, residing on the Richmond
Pike, lost large sum of money while in
this city yesterday. Probably the work of
a piekpocket.
There were no cases to be tried in the Re-
corder's Court yesterday, which is a curious
fact to relate on account of it being the day
after County Court day.
| Rev. NJ. A. Johnston, DID, of Clifton,
Cincinnati, Ohio, has kindly offered to
preach morning and night at the Episcopal
Church tomorrow at the usual hours.
Mr. Hugh UNeil1 of Georgetown, has
purchased the livery and sale stable of Mr..
| G. W. Wainscotts of Owen County, situated
OH Broadway, formerly occupied by Mr.. F.
NJ. Beck
Mrs. Mollie Martin wife of Mr.. Robert
Martin, the well known and accommodat-
ing conductor on the X. C. r. R., was Sc
verely burned by coal-oil Monday, while
lapplying it to the fire in the stove.
BELLEVUE. ky.
Good speakers will be in attendance at
the Murphy meeting tomorrow night.
Rev. Mr.. Perry, of Dayton, will preach in
the School Hall tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
Rev. Mr. Matthews, of the Columbia
street Presbyterian Church, breaches to-
morrow afternoon in the Union Sabbath
school Council Chamber, at 81 o'clock.
Williams and Blake, who lectured here
some two or three weeks since, got into
dispute in Newport on Thursday night, fol-
lowed by fight. Blake had warrant
sworn out for the arrest of Williams who,
it is said, can not be found.
PIQUA. o.
A. s. Newton's illustrated lecture on spir-
| itualism about March 31st.
Joseph Schlosser, who has been laid up
all winter with the rheumatism, is able to
be out and look after his business.
The man that made way with Mrs De-
frees silverware was. taken to Troy, o.. and
will be one of Sheriff Miller's guests until
his case is settled.
The Opera Band returned from Ft.
Wayne yesterday afternoon, and repaired
at once to "Gale's," where a photograph of
the band was taken, which will be present
ed to Mrs. Silvers.
LUDLOW, KY.
"OId Squire" Ex-Mayor Ex-Assessor,
was In Cincinnati yesterday, doing his level
best to stife our public schools. "Praps"
Mr.. Webster can vouch for the truth of this
item.
The great Schuetzenfest of the season
takes place this afternoon at the Ludlow
SchuetZen Park. President Williams says
it will be an earnest effort of the Club, and
well worth seeing and noting
Mf M Nolan, highly respected citizen
of this city, came near losing his life by the
caving In of cistern that he was building
Mr.. N. is one of the very best cistern build
ers in Ludlow, and gentleman highly re-
garded by all the citizens.
The fifth entertainment of our brilliant
Galaxy, introducing farce opera and drama,
will take place next Tuesday evening, when
we expect to see the new Armory Hall
taxed to its utmost capacity. The pro-
gramme for the evening will consist of
piano duet, by Mrs. A. S. Haggerty and
Miss Lizzie Goodoe, the two F. J. S. S, fol-
lowed by Extract of Opera"
and the soul-stiring drama en-
titled Among the Breakers" with
COS" Hill as "scud," and Deacon Will;
Rigdon as Larry Devine," and our word
known to be fully appreciated. Suffice it to
say that the following provoking
operetta will pay any lover of the fine arts
that avail themselves of the above distin-
guished array of amateur Galaxy.
DAYTON. KY.
Missionary meeting at the Baptist Church
at 81 p. M Sunday.
The new dummy is anxiously looked for
early next week. The track is being put in
good order to receive it.
The Rev. H. E. Spillman continues to i'm
prove, and only few days more will elapse
Gofo l,a will ha IJ Cor hic l,,t
Quite number of new buildings are be-
ing erected, and our DR.. Goetze, of drug
store fame, is making large and handsome
Improvements in his store. So mote it be-
There will be services in all of the
churches tomorrow. The Baptist pulpit
will be occupied, both morning and even
ing, by the Rev. K. W. Benton, of Cincin-
natl.
There was rousing temperance meeting
last night, managed by A. G. Williams
Moeller's Hall was filed, but it was notice
able that neither Messrs. Spencer nor Nc
Ginnis was present to edify the audience
Blake, of course, was absent They propose
to continue next week, time or place not
stated.
SPRINGFIELD, o.
M. D. Levy has returned from the East.
There Is meeting Tonight at Mechanics
Hall for the organization of General
Young Mems Christian Association.
The pastor of the Universalist Church.
Rev. O. N Ashenfelter, was surprised at a
social on Thursday evening, by his congre
cation, to the extent of $52.
MAYORS COURT Andrew McQueny,
drunk and disorderly, "a 80; John Clifford,
drunk, 81 95; VIM. Buroker, same, "a so;
Jesse Custar, disorderly, a 95.
Yesterday afternoon Chris. Scissor, a sa-
loon-keeper, while drunk made an attack
on Mr.. J. NJ. Oldham. Mr.. Oldham was
slightly injured. Scissor and his compan-
ions are under arrest.
Frank Wise and Mary Schickenautz were
married in the County Jail on Thursday.
Wise was arrested at her instigation for OBJ
tanning money from her under false pre-
lenses. She will of course not appear
against him.
Last night was beautiful night and the
Murphy meeting was crowded to overflow
inp Mr. Grove TDperSOl lead the IneetiDo