The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
DAYTON. TX Y.


DAYTON. Ky.
Horst is happy.
Mr.. LAM is improving quite rapidly.
There is music in it-our bell-punch
Jerome and family visited the ZooZoo.
Big thing for our suburb-palace cars.
Dokes smiles now-express business is good
Decided at last-Bonte & Son to rebuild their
rope-walk.
The Temperance cause is moving onward. Sep
(EhmeD likes it.
The Rev Mr.. Thomas fills the Presbyterian pulpit
Sunday morning.
DR.. 7. T. Bradford, of Augusta, KY, is the guest
of Mr.. T. I. Kaighn. His health is much improved
Can not Newport be induced to make us more
favorable proposition on the Watcr-works qres-
ton?
What in the world has become of our City Hall
project? Wake up, gentlemen! Are the shares
all taken?
Nj and Mrs Chenault, of Cynthiana, KY, who
have been visiting Rev II. L. Spihnan, left for
home to-day.
The picnic party had a splendid time the other
night-gay party plenty OF fun; came home by
moonlight happy and tired
Another new feature for Daytonians-
bakery and confectionery, next door to school
house on avenue, opens in few days
Miss Quinby proposes to;cOntinue her school, by
consent of the School Board and request of the par
ents OF her pupils, through the month of June.
Rev. H. E. Spilman, assisted by Rev. Thomas
Vickers, will conduct the services at the Baptist
Church on Sunday morning. Sabbath-sC meets
at $50 a. III.
The Murphy meeting at Ehmers Hall last night
was well attended. Mr. Blinn, an old advocate of
temperance, was the principal speaker, and deliv-
cred a creditable speech. The old stand-bys,
MeSsrS. Abbott, Harris and the good and staunCh
.I11gp SEilbppk and
assistance.
The nuptais of Mr. Horst and Miss Doll were
duly celebrated on Wednesday night. A large
concourse of friends were present. and our blonde
dry-goods prince was the perfect picture Of happi-
ness Good things were provided including fine
old wines and other delicaces, in great abundance.
The bride was duly remembered in the toasts of
the evening She was handsomely attred, and
looked more beautiful than doll-ish.
HAMILTON.
City Solicitor J. F. Neilan returned from Co.
lumbuS yesterday.
Rev. ]. w. Balm and wife returned Thursday
from IL visit at Madison Ind.
Common Pleas. Court commences next Monday
with Judge Hume on the bench.
The funeral services of Milton Cooper took place
this morning al 10 o'clock from Valley Chapel
Vim. R. Mckinney left for Pittsburg this week,
at which point he expects to locate permanently
in Hilker d Sons ShoW-WindoW is the work OF
Mrs Josie Millikin, one of Mrs. Nasons pupils.
Tickets to Cincinnati and return, with coupons
for admission to the May Festival are now on sale
at the C., II. e. D. Depot for the small sum of 81 75
Mrs Maynard, who has been for some time Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Chamberlain, at Knoxville,
Tenn, will not return home before the LIST of
June
petition for divorce was yesterday filed by
Catherine Bippers against Andrew Bippers, on the
plea OF gross neglect and habitual drunkenness
She also asks for the custody of the children
The s. p c. A. held a meeting last night at the
Mayors office and endorsed the action Of the Pres
dent in the Harrison case. 1t was resolved that
yenion of cruelty to children.
Attorney General Little and Colonel Ed. Parrott
were in the city OH Thursday, taking affdavits OF
Robert Allstatter and Isaac Graham, members of
the City Council, in relation to the late cutting off
OF the Hamilton Basin. There is trouble brewing.
EOrty-Eifth Congress - Second Ses-
sion.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Joint resolu-
ton to apply $360 900 of the 100000 appro-
priated to strengthen the foundation of the
Washington Monument was passed.
The bill to repeal the Bankrupt Act came
mentte strike out January 1st, 1879, and
insert in lieu thereof September lst, 1878,
as to time on which the appeal shall take
effect, was agreed to, and the bill was then
passed.
The Post-office Appropriation Bill was
called up and laid over without action, to