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

in $500 bal, which, added to his other bonds,
amounted to $1,000. The prisoner laid in
jail until 10 o'clock last night, when Messrs
Butcher and Wiedrman went on his bond
for 81 200, and Geo. W. Scbriver and Charles
Knecht signed for the other 81 ,o90.
oSEGED. o.
The annual commencement exercises of
the O. +. College will take place next
Wednesday morning.
The Russian B. B. G. has organized with
the following players: II. iljlI, G.. G. Kin
ney, F.; l.. HOllmeyer, | b.. Ed. Riggs, B.
Harry Underwood, b.. J. French, S. s.;
Joe Davis, l.. T.; +. Cole, c. f.; J. Ragan,
Il. +.
WEST CGVINGE'GN. XIV.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club, on Tues
day June 4'h treated their friends to
very delightful excursion to Parlor Grove
on the Ellen Mccoy. The affair was very
select and highly enjoyable. We have
heard Whispers OF moonlight excursion to
be given by these entcrprising young folks.
Let us have it by all means. They do such
things i'll style.
LEXINGTON. NV.
Mr.. Blanton Duncan, of Louisville, KY,
will address the Workingmen of this city on
Monday next at 3 p. m. and at p. III.
DR.. II. NJ. Skilman left the city for New
York Saturday. From there he sails for
Europe to attend especially the Paris Expo
sition.
The celebrated horse Himyar, the prop
erty of Maj. b. G. Thomas won with ease
he January Stakes at St. Louis Tuesday.
Time, 1:4212.
A man by the name of Smith, bridge
contractor on the Big Sandy Railroad, was
killed at Tibbs Station Tuesday morning by
the falling of some heavy timber.
A trial of reapers will be held on the farm
of Mrs Waller Rodes Friday morning. 1t
will be under the direction of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association.
A large crowd gathered on Water street
yesterday to see Officer McMurtry escort a
gentleman who was unable to walk to the
Watch-house. Ben. gave him ride i'll q
wheelbarrow.
Prof. L. R. Jacobs, of this city, has just
finished some beautiful paintings from ma
ture. The subject is the Cliffs, River and
Bridge at Clay's Ferry" The work is q
masterpiece of art.
Mr.. James Easten, Of this city, made
narrow escape on Saturday. He was driv-
ing to his country home when his horse took
fright, ran away and threw him from the
buggy, bruisng him badly.
FysMEG,pNN.
Hon. George II. PendIcton was in the city
yesterday.
n,,., ,o.., 50,
in? llaWt,lorlle u GlUo WI h9ia us next
n'., >'O'',N -, ~
Dal!igl .l:4G Norcorail, OF 'iie fotrth ward,
mas na Wl'hdfa"h from the contest 1or county
NlerN'
lhe Old Busenback homestead, at Busen-
PACK otatlqh, was Yesterday purchased by
d 'F'll'e' VI i1olis' ES''
Inc GOOD lempla!S Wlll give an ace cream
ai'4 !; straw GeIly ieS'i'al 70 hI6'iV at Vhe nan
c
lno JIlE III 'lle G'nc VI ti'e '7ta'e w. D. M'
da Utulgu Elv 1to'5ofy' yesterday
returned NerdlcV oi guilty.
The Browning Club contemplate giving
party on the evening of the 25th inst. at
Cne residence oil MIS- Oal'lL SKINNER
The alarm Of fire yesterday was occasioncd
by q small fire in the hub and spoke estab-
lishment of Benninghofer 4 Wenchner
Third Ward.
Detective Frank Mitchell Of Cincinnati
was in the city yesterday testifynS in the
case of the State against Powell, charged
with burglary,
There was n largo crowd ot the ci,izcns
meeting last nirhf in the .housn p,rl
Ex-Mayor Maginnis presided "Thc oas Xiii
subject under discussion "
'"p,o'' nv "l,',' '',o0'S''O"' '1'
me poGket-DookS taken from MIS-: HENS
ana MIS- hiildiey' a1 rathef hone funeral
.all pe recovered fT py lne owners ca'lllS
upon CapCalll lfapcflepcn.