The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
nOYINGTON.

Dedication OF the new Masonic Tenn
pie Tonight.
Don't forget the entertainment to-
night at Odd-lellows' Hall.
Rev. j. L. Allbritton Is conducting a
revival at Sninkle Chapel this week.
Holmes and Linley had their cases
continued in the Police Court this morn
ing.
DIR. Hunt offers reward OF 500 for
the watch stolen from his residence last
night.
Belle, wife OF Eli Martin, will be tried
for lunacy in the County Court this af-
ternoon.
MIR. Ed. Casey and Miss Libbe Foote
Will be united in marriage tonight at
the residence of the BRIDES parents on
Third street.
MIR. VIM. Maxwell, an old and we'll
respected citizon, died at his residence
last night, at 10 o'clock, from consump-
uon of the bowels.
A bill has been introduced in the
State Legislature permitting persons
charged with criminal offenses to testify
in their own behalf.
Twenty three car loads Of stock on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning, including fine car load OF
horses for Indianapolis.
At the conclusion Of the trial yester.
day OF Mag. Kinney two OF the lady wit
nesses, named Mrs. Sponsor aud Mrs.
Jones, had a general rough and tumble
fight, which elected considerable mer-
riment for the bystanders.
Burglars Sunday visited the the resi-
dence Of MIR. George w. Hamilton, No.
5O2 Greenup street, and stole $40 in
cash. The house Of q. W. Hamilton,
brother of the ABOVE, was also victim
lied 10 the extent of a one-hundred-dol-
lar seaiskin sacQue and lot jewelry.
Mrs. DR.. w. I'll. HUNTS residence on the
same square was also entered and
robbed Of gold watch and chain. Leps
have look at the police.
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in U. B. Commissioner Bost.
wiok's Office yesterday by G. M. Will
tams, of Maysyille, Ky. Liabilities
t1,441; assets, $236, all of which is
claimed as exempt. John T. Reagan,
of Falmouth, Pendleton County, Ky,
Liabilities-Creditors to be paid in full,
t58; secured creditors, $4,000; unsecured
creditors, SO, 149; total $7,2O5. Assets
Interest in lands, 5000; personal proper
ly, $44s; total assets, $I,04s, all Of which
II Claimed as exempt.
NEWPORT.
The new cells Will be completed in
The Jail to-day.
Work is still in progress on the shan ty
In Courthouse Square.
DR.. G. N. Long is confined to his home
with a severe attack OF pneumonia.
The Coterie Club will give a select
hop at Eclipse Hall Thursday evening.
The Van Voast Light Guards will
have special drill at their hall this
evening.
Mrs. Ann Truman, an old and much
esteemed lady, died last night at her res
idence on Bellevue street.
Rev. Mr.Mathews will hold services al
the Columbia-street Presbyterian
Church every night during the week.
The Grand Jury are examining the
url-house, Station-house, and various
city Offices. They will make their report
tomorrow.
Geo. Klein was indicted by the Grand
Jury for the destruction o! property, anG
not for carrying concealed weapons, as
was published.
Joe Rosea was arrested last night OIL
the charge of an assault with intent tt
kill, made on Joe Jestle in saloon cor.
ner Of Bellevue and Madison streets.
An incipient fire was discovered Iaat
evening IN the residence Of Colonel r
W. Nelson, on York street. DR.. Ply THAI
extinguisAed it with some buckets O
wafer.
A bundle OF school books was picked
up on the street last night, which the
hau htyn I.a IL,
Tice, at Knosps planning mill, on Mad
is0n slreet.
Floyd Hayman, who has received the
appointment OF Assistant Secretary o
the House of Representatives of the
State OF Ohio, will leave tomorrow eve
ming for the scene Of his labors.
John Lewis, who resides at the foot o
Madison street, while At work Saturday
on bridge that is being built across
Millcreek, in Cincinnati, had his righ
eye. knocked out and the other so in
jured as to almost destroy the sight, BY
piece Of iron springing up aud striking
him.
John Brown (colored J, who broke int
Henry Eicherps saloon, about twt
months ago and abstracted $24 from the
till, was sentenced to two years and {
half in the Penitentiary, in the Crimina
Court this morning. The case OF How.
ard, charged with stealing nine over.
COATS from KlempiDs's tailor store, fl
Dayton, is in progress.
During the absence Of j. q. Recke
ami family at the Pioneers bail that wa
in progress at Red Mems Hall, thieve
broke into his grocery on Columbia
street, near Bellevue, and got away witt
$40 in change and one hundred ferr!
tickets. Entrance was effected by Dor
Ing of one OF the pamela Of d rear door
The door was SO riddled with holes tina
1t must have taken two hours TO com
plete the job.
Mr.. VIM. B. Spencer and Mr.. Dodsol
are working with great sucoess in tn
Murphy cause, at Hawesyile, thi
State. They got two hundred and filty
Bigners In two nights. The town is will
with excitement, and it is said all til
bar-rOoms are about to be closed. Tht
oanoa 10 anraadinO lika Wild ire al