The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-18

bellevue streets.
The Workingmen's meeting at Arbeiter
Hall yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended, aud was addressed by Messrs.
Thomas Haynes and Fritz. Ten new mem
bers were admitted.
The Ohio National Guards, Captain Hunt
commanding and the Covington Light
Guards, have accepted an invitation to join
the Van Voast Guards in their parade in
this city on Washington's birthday.
Brannon, the horse-trader, met with
rather a singular accident while driving
along Columbia street Saturday evening.
The axle of his two-wheeled rig broke in
the center, allowing the wheels to come to-
gether clinching the drivers head consid-
erably and bruising him badly before he
could be released t ..
BELLEVUE, KY.
Mr.. Pete Genoway is improving in health
and will be able in few days to be around
again. ..r .r 49,. s....
The Murphy meeting was crowded again
last night to hear the excellent speeches.
Mr.. Robinson, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
was the first speaker to address the meeting
which he did in some very sensible views
He was followed by Mrs. Burt in a very
earnest appeal for everybody to
speaking number of persons were seen
to wipe their eyes. The lady was given
much applause. Mr.. Blake then made
few remarks, and gave way to Mr.. Will
Jams, who delivered very fine speech.
After which Prof McGinnis also made
short address. During the meeting sixteen
signers were obtained, among whom were
some men who it is claimed will influence
others to an extent which will make it very
critical for the two saloons now in opera
ton.
Large numbers were present from Day
ton, and Newport meetings were announced
Wednesday, in the School Hall, to COM
mence at IN o'clock Also tonight in the
NJ, e. Church. in Dayton The announce
ment was made that the meeting would be
held. If the church could not be gotten
the temperance people would meet in front
of it and hold the meeting in the yard
CALIFORNIA, o.
We have very quiet town.
The roads are much improved, Provi-
dence did it,
Mr.. John Little and lady are visiting
Capt. Rilea, near this place. They return
to their home in West Covington to-day.
An entertainment will be given by the
Dramatic Club at Odd-felows' Hall Satur-
day evening, February 23d Admission %
cents
George Hawkins, late Conductor Of the
Cincinnati Il New Richmond Omnibus Line,
is in fair condition. We hope he will en-
JOY another spring and summer.
HAMILTON. p,
The Irving Club was entertained by Miss
Dora Hargitt Saturday night
Rev. Dr. Anderson had full house last
night to hear his discourse on "Perdition."
The Emerson Club held very pleasant
meeting Saturday night at the house of
Miss Ella Brant, Third Ward.
A little child of Henry Heckelroth, of the
First Ward, was run over Saturday by a
wagon load of straw. One arm was badly
crushed. ,r'-.
Mr.. and Mrs T. V. Howells and their
friends returned home yesterday, after
months trip South. They come back laden
with all the good things of the Sunny
South.
James A. Gilmore, of Eaton, will deliver
humorous lecture tomorrow evening at
the Presbyterian Church for the benefit of
the Women's Foreign Mission Society Re-
freshments will be served after the lecture
The preparations for the grand dress party
of the Hamilton Light Infantry, to come off
on Friday, the 22d, are about completed,
and it is safe to say it will be one of the
finest parties ever given in this city at a
public hall
In the bastardy suit of Miss Hattie Ben
ham against Isaac Roby, the jury returned
a verdict in favor of plaintiff, declaring said
Roby to be the father of her child. The
Court then assessed her damages at $500,
$3.50 to be paid down and the balance in one
year.
julius Mas, son of John Mas, Saturday
was confirmed, and took rights according
tothe Jewish ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rabbi A. Wolf The ceremony
took place at the Synagogue, after which
the OCCASION was celebrated by grand feast
at the house of Mr.. John Mas.
LEXINGTON, ky.
The tower at the Engine-house is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The street cleaners were busy Saturday
the streets.
Harry Muller has accepted position in
I. II. Browns livery stable.
Married in this city, February 14th, Mr.
John Huffman and Miss Susan Finegan.
Norris & Son received eleven car loads of
ice over the L., c. & L. r. R. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln sung in the Opera
house last night, for the cause of temper
anCe.
A grand ball will be given in this city by
the Knights of Pythias, and promises to be
a success.
There were fifty arrivals at the st. Mich !
olas, and tifty-tive at the Phoenix Hotel,
Thursday
Mr.. Shelly Mann is numbered among the
many candidates. He wants to be County
Assessor Maybe he will.
Byron Mcclellan has taken charge of N. |
T. Duncan's race stock. Byron was in town
yesterday, and was looking we'll.
Mr. ]. w. Hunt Reynolds sold to Mr. B. |
J. Treacy, on Friday last, the bay mare
Freak, five years old, by Fleetwood
The talented young actress, Miss Gene
We've Rogers appeared Saturday night in
Hester Gray brook, or Wifes Strategem."
Murphyism is springing up among us
again. They haven't forgotten the b'hoys |
iltOCether The first meeting will ba hold !