The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26


residence and stealing gold
wa ch and $50 in greenbacks, was called be-
fore Judge Geisler this morning. Officer
Delahanty, of Cincinnati, testified to finding
the missing articles on Schnider's person.
he also found on him huge Jimmy" and
other burglars tools. Judge Geisler then
bound Schnider over to the Criminal
Court in the sum OF 81. 900 for housebreak-
ing, and like sum for grand larceny.
WEST COVlNGTON. Ky.
Elder f. Butt will deliver a discourse at
the Town Hall, West Covington, Sunday
evening, July 2Sth, at7H o'clock. Subject:
Life Insurance"
The cornerstone of the Union Church of
West Covngton will be laid on Tuesday
evening, July 30th, at 7 o'clock. Short and
appropriate speeches will be delivered by
ciergymen and the laying of the corner
stone will be conducted by Samuel Reed
Lodge of Masons, of Ludlow, Ky.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council met last night, and transacted very
little business of importance When the
meeting was about half over the circus com
menced by Mr.. Hobson moving to have Mr..
Lewis remove the bridge over he gutter on
Fairfield avenue opposite his lumber-yard.
The motion caused considerable discussion
pro and con. by the Board, who acted like
so many babies wrangling over a childish
matter. The subject was finally referred TO
committee. Hobson again moved that
the Chairman of Public Buildings report
forthwith why he did not fix the desks, as
ordered by the Board at the last meeting,
Hobson accusing Danky of having placed
the desks in front SO the M. E. Church
folks could not place their Sabbath
School Library in good position. Hob
sons language was very bitter and emphatic,
and only showed his ignorance in the mat
ter. Danky then took the floor and
charged Hobson with accusing him falsely,
and entirely vindicating himself OF Hob
sons insinuations. Mr.. Chas Nagle then
came to Danky's rescue, saying it was at
his suggestion that Danky had the desks so
placed as to give more space to those who
occupy the room. Messrs Anspaugh and
Patchen also knew and were present when
the arrangement was made. If Council
can not meet without almost quarreling
over its meetings, it had better not meet at
all. 1t was the general opinion of those
present that Hobson fell down and tramped
on himself last night.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Music and ice cream at the Park Satur-
day night.
The Nationals bring out their candidates
Saturday night.
Michael McCarty, Mayor of Irishtown, is
needed on the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets. A sewer needs cleaning.
There will be game of baseball at the
City Park Saturday afternoon between the
Mutuals of Paris, and the Lexingtons.
1t is only after the solicitation of many
friends that have agreed to become can
didate for the office of Constable.
l. G. MoNFoRr.
There is new building in progress or
the corner of Upper and Vine streets, which
is great improvement and will be a very
desirable business house.
We learn that the ministers of the Christ
ian Church are negotiating for the publica
ton of the Apostolic Times and will prob
ably be the sole publishers in few weeks
| The night of the 9th inst. will be a CRANE
meeting of the Nationals Work of the
greatest Importance, looking to the Angus
election, will be brought before the party
The case of young Atchison was call
Thursday morning, and resulted in fine o
$25 and 10 days imprisonment in the
County Jail.
LUDLOW. Ky.
Great preparations are being made for the
City Convention at Armory Hall to-mor
row night The following named dis
tinguished speakers have been invited ane
will be present: Col J. Frank Lowe, J. L
Bristow, Berry Hardin, T. ]. Phelps, Judge
Perkins and H. S. PercivaL Let there be {
full attendance of the Citizens, in order tt
make proper selection to fill the import
ant offices of Mayor and Marshal.
The Masonic excursion to High Bridg,
yesterday was the largest and most select 0
any yet visiting the famous structure
Many were the compliments heaped OIL
Conductor Shadey, and the urbane man
ayers of the excursion for their kind at
tentions to all aboard. The happy part.
returned home on time without the slight
est semblance Of an accident to mar thell
pleasant trip.
Louis Wells is lying very sick with tn
fever.
Charles Keely has returned from Somer
vile, Ill.
Frank Richie, of Cincinnati is visitin,
his mother.
Eph. Thomas, the colored cadet, is on ou
streets again.
The new band stand is being put up il
the West Park.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Welty are visitin!
friends in Chicago, Ill.
Charlie Hill of the Citizen, is visiting
some of his Hoosier friends.
Frank Schweding who was sunstrucl
last week, is able to be about again.
The attendance next term at the MAN
University and Oxford Female College vii
be large.
City residents desiring recreation for tn
summer can not find any better place thai
Oxford.
The members of the Colored Bapts
Church have a picnic in the College Campu
on August I'd.
There is some talk Of the Methodist SAX
bath-school having another excursion to th
Soldiers Home.
Thomas Law has moved his stock G
boots and shoes into the room recently OF
cupied by Mrs. T. Fenton.
Professor A. F. Hamilton, of the ST. Loui
Public Schools, is spending the summe
with his brother-in-law. DR.. II. NJ. Logee.
The Oxford Baseball Club play the Liv
| Oaks of Hamilton, on the Uniyersit'