The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-06


ley left his home in this city last evening
Tor Cincinnati, benton spree. lie had in
his possession when leaving a note on Tay-
lors Bank for 800 aud check on I Ire same
for 500, and S75 in change. AT er arriving
IN the Queen City he put up at Picke s
ranch on Front street, and remained there
I'M il O'Clock this morning. when he
started for he ferry boat. lie WAS accom-
panied by Al. Martin (coIoedl coal-cart
driver for Bill Air. On arriving at the
Newport side, Bradley discovered that he
was robbed of 500. lie not lifted Chief COT
tlngham Of his loss, when the lat er caused
the arrest of Martin and a colored engineer
on The ferry boal, namedTom Hutchinson
lie lodged them in Jail. AND this morning
had Officers Boyd and Duly take them O.
Cincinnati. Bradley says lie is of tlte ol,in-
ion that it was Il blink eyed colOfcd daisy
who robbed him, and that Martin and
Hutchinson know who she is. 1t is not
long since Bradley wa| robbed OF II fifty
dollar check While on one of his spre es.
EUDEOW. Ik&.
Lge is after Hiney with Il SHARP stfek.''
Mr.. VIM. Shaick is confined to his bed with
sickness
The Social Ten are making preparations for a
grand Holiday Hop
NJ. R. Gravcnur is a candidate for School Trustee
OF the Country District"
There is a strong effort being made to bring out
hn Gillespie for Councilman from the First
Ward.
To hear the eand dates talk one would think
that none of them had any idea Of cruise up
'Sa River" That much the truth is to be re-
grGt ed. Gentlemen, some of you will have to
navigate the saline stream tomorrow evening.
. HANssslTON. f
+ Yesterday Frank Cobaugh had his right hand
badly injured by the premature discharge Of hts
gun.
The Butler County Medical socety met yester-
day in the Court room. The usual routine of bust
ness was transacted.
The United German Society is talking of build
ing new hall. How would the SehWab property
DO Tor the pul pose?
who are Christians will be the subject of the
discourse sabbath miurnng at the United Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. ]. W. Balm PASTOR
Yesterday Wholesome repairs were going on at
the County Jail, one Of the prisoners named Buck
halter made his escape. He was under.a forty
days sentence for petit larc ny, and had served
his time to within eight or ten days.
The party given last night at the residence of
Mrs. VIM. E. Brown, under the auspices of the
Browning Club, was very fine and enjoyable
affair There were something over hundred
presents. The progr NINE Was an interesting one
and well rendered.
There was yesterday filed In the Recorders
ton Ice Company with a capital stock of $4,000.
The following gentlemen are named as incorpor-
ators: o. V. Parrish, Jas. B. Giten, Jas. Elton,
Thomas Fitton and John B. Carroll. The shares
are SlU0 each. .r.r
LEXINGTON. ky.
Mr.. Barnes draws big audiences.
Nothing of importance in the City Court yes.
to-day.
Miss Nellie Lyons of Louisville is visiting
friends here.
Iempis needed in Madison County and Rich
mond badly.
The crossing at the intersection of Cheapside
and Main is being repaired.
IJs general believed that about nine of the
Eresent Council will be elected.-t Transcript. 10
stay at home,
The devotional exercises of the Young Mems
Chris ian Association were held last evening in the
First Presbyterian Cliu.ch. ut 7:30 p m.
young man named Yarmouth was seriously
stabbed at RI hmond, yesterday by James letter.
in dilicu ty over debt uf 10 cents. B Jth young
men were from Maids II County.
Rev. o. G. uensnt has been absolved from his
pasio al VOWS to h s congregation at Winchester
KY, and accepted the cali placed in his hands by
the First Presbyterian Church OF Louisville, Ky.
The Sheriff OF Nicholasvile passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Frankfort with Marietta
Lewis, a negro woman, who was sentenced to the
for life for having drowned her
chlld.
Judge Hunt fined Uncle Johnny Vance s5 yes
terday Tor having the night previous t o much
busiutce aboard. Uncle paid his fine and went
his way singing, oh Maria" or Are You
There, Morarity," we forget which
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Preston, daughter
Of General William Preston, to Mr.. DAVE, of
Louisville, was solemnized last night at
the residence OF Gen RAJ Preston, in
he presence of a magnificent
embracing all the distinguished peop e
,f Central Kentucky, with a very large accession
rom other parts OF the State. and from other
States. the Rev. Mr.. Tidball, of Christ Church. Of
iciatlng.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
Wonder If both parties are satisfied after reading
md digestng?
The NJ. E. Mite Societys meeting tonight at
Mr. William Hukill's will be Pound Party"
The following programme of exercises will be
qveh: Hon. l. John H. Foster viii read an orig
nal poem, especially adapted for this occasion
he Miises Marshall and Rowland will also give /
elect readings; there will be singing by Mr. ThOs, |
Mash, MIR. Price and Miss Ella Palmer, of News,
)Ort ..
erprise of the Union Mite Society" at Mrs Hentz's
asst night was attended by eiehty-seven people.
more enjoyable time never was spent than last L
night, so say all who were present. 1t seemed as
'ent on making the most of it. The Fishing" and
grabbing were immen c, to say nothing of the
ther highly interesting games Mrs. Hentz do
ated very handsome motto Dare 10 Do Right,n
Which was raflled, and brought handsome sum Il
ntO the Golfers OF the Union Sunday-school A l.
lumber of Dayton's youth and beauty were pres
mt and were quite pleased with the evenings en-
eitanment as afforded by the Bellevue folks.
SPRHNGFlELD. q.
Kidder has put up an ornamental gas lamp in
ont of mis- dining-roems.
Mayor Cole has so far recovered from his late ae-
idcnt as to again attend to his official duties
The jury in the case of R. d. Shaefer, charged III
18th bigamy, returned on Thursday q verdict of /,
uilty. Shaefer will be sentenced in few days I,
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold a series of
lettings at Aliens Hail. beginning Friday even
lg. December 9th. Prominent speakers, both
ON home and abroad, will address these meet l
lgs. +,
There is on exhibition at No 13 West Main 9
rect, 'Bergmann's Automatic Wonder" a Gu o
ously contrivcd piece of mechanism II repre-
ns in constant motion many figures whose =,
ovements are natural and life-ike. 1t is indeed
wonder, and must be seen to be appreciated. r
Mrs. Waters, who resides on Mechanic street I
ter making some purchases in store ON Market Ii
rect thouShtiess,y let her poeketbook, contain u
g about $40, on the counter She discovered her :
IS after leaving the store and returng d to find =
at II had been gobbled. A man, II stranger, who |
rs in the store at the time, is supposed to be d
c party that took it, c
MAYOR COLES CoURT.-Wm. Kelly and Patrick t.
,rry saloon Eeepers forgot that the seventh day II