The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-25
CONVICTION.


city.
Little Gems soiree at Drexelius Hall to-
night.
Rev. Father Brandt is home from New
York.
Deisler's Garden will be thrown open to
the public tomorrow.
Thos F. Dillon received his discharge in
bankruptcy this morning.
Temperance meetings at Greer's Hall to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Favorites 8, Copecs %, is the result of the
game on the Star Grounds yesterday.
Miss Matte Lee leaves for Lexington next
week on visit to Miss Rosa Vertner.
After three weeks consideration Athey
accepts the Democratic nomination for
Mayor.
Mrs. Ware opens boarding house on the
corner of Lower Market and Short Streets
Monday
The venerable Squire ]. B. Lendrum
died at his residence ON Scott street this
morning
Father Brandt, Vicar General of the Dio-
cese of Covington, returned from New York
yesterday.
The reception given by the Assembly
Club at Musical Fund Hall last night was
a very brilliant affair.
Rev. Geo. Barnes has closed his revival
meetings at Danyille. Twelve hundred con-
versions were made.
Laura Burr and her husband, who were
sent to the Penitentiary for passing coun-
terfeit coin, have returned.
The Arbeiter Hall is being refitted in
handsome style by those genial proprietors,
MeSsrs. Valentine az Movers.
Geo. S. Sisson, of Sugar Teat, through his
attorney, John L. Stevenson, filed his petit
ton in bankruptcy this morning
The meeting of the creditors of Caleb
Carpenter is postponed until Wednes-
day next, on account of his death.
The docket of the Kenton Chancery Court
closed yesterday with eighty-fve appear
ances. The Court convenes June 3D..
A runaway couple from Springfield O.,
were refused marriage license this morn
ang, owing to the minority of the bride.
Emerson's minstrels will give one of
their enjoyable performances at Odd-fel-
aows Hall tonight. Go and see the big
-Four"
Mr.. Caleb Carpenter, we'll known in this
city and Boone County, died yesterday at
dis home, No. 20 West Tenth street, of con-
sumption.
Moser & Williams and Hartley Bros. car
ried off the cake in the strawberry line this
morning the largest measuring five inches
i'm diameter.
The Annual State Convention of A. O. H.
commenced in Louisville this morning. A
large number of delegates from this city left
to-day to be in attendance.
Some thieves who are interested in floral
MI 1f,,ra 1,oy ct1ln
, worth of valuable plants from the yard
of Mr. ]. L. Taylor, No. II East Eighth
street.
Mr. George NJ. Bedinger, has at last COM
piled with the wishes of his friends, and
consented to run for County Judge. Mr..
Bedingers large circle of friends will be
glad to learn of the above. as he is reliable
and competent man for the position
Lee Cream, a notorious character who
was pardoned out of the Penitentiary We'd
nesday, where he was confined for shooting
an old man named Hageman about two
years since, seems to enjoy the place, for
while on his way down on the train he at
tenn ted to steal valise full of jewelry,
from a travelling drummer who was in the
same car, but he was caught in the attempt
and brought to the city and placed in jail.
He will be taken to Falmouth for trial.
The following named persons were SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary at the session of
the Bracken County Criminal Court: A.
Piles, cutting with intent to kill, NJ Brown,
larceny, J. Meyers, perjury, two years each /;
j.. Strawder, larceny, one year. A number
of others were fined and imprisoned for car
rying concealed weapons and other misde-
meanors The case of Cliff, for horse steal
ing, resulted in a hung jury. A special
term will be held next week to try his case,
NEWPORT.
Col. w. A. Cotter returned from Chilli
cothe last night.
The Misses sagle, of Pittsburg are the
guests of Governor Stiles.
The Pioneers have a procession at their
# celebration next Monday.
Marshal Lock has collected 81, ,354 90 on
the December delinquent taxes.
Applicants for the position of Superin-
tendent of the Public Schools will be ex-
amined at the Ringgold-street building,
May 31st and June 1st
Rev Mr.. Eastman, pastor Of the York
street Congregational Church, will deliver
another of his instructive and interesting
lectures on christian Character" Sunday
evening.
At a special meeting of the School Board,
nelu ldSV llISHb, Iue COnJTdCG IOr supplying
The schools with Raymond City coal, at
cents for nut and cents for lump, was
awarded to Conrad Hahn.
John Meyer was arrested last night on a
charge of using language tending to pro
woke breach Of the peace on man named
Sylvester Homer The latter refused to
prosecute the case and Meyer was dis
charged.
Thieves broke into Mr.. Wrightsons resi-
dence, on Jefferson street, near Saratoga
last night, but broke out again in hurry
when they discovered Mr.. w. lying in wait,
armed with shotgun. They were satisfied
to get away empty handed.
T. Peter Long, butcher residing on Orchard
street near Harris, fell out of his wagon, in
o fit, near the old Market-house this morn
ing and received several severe bruises. He
mo sooner recovered from the first, when he
fell a second and third time, until he be-
came entirely unconscious, and was carried
home in that condition.