The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23


SERIOUS Daniel Cunningham,
who resides with his wife and one child at
the corner of Saratoga and Mayo streets,
met with a very serious accident this morn
ing. Cunningham, while at work with
number OF other men slowing away ice
at Smith & Bryan's warehouse on
Monmouth street. missed his footing and
fell distance of thirty feet. His left arm
close to the wrist was broken, and the same
arm at the elbow dislocated. His right leg
was also badly injured, and rib in his left
side broken. His face was also badly cut
and bruised, and it is feared he received in
ternal I'M uries. He was taken to his home,
and DR.. Thornton, Jr., called.
sPRINGFLELD, o.
No verdict yet in the NJ rehouse inquest
The Neptune Fire Company, an organization of
twenty year ago, have q reunion during the
month of January
Mrs Mary Leffel has made application in the
Probate Court for trustee to manage the share of
the Lef1e estate telonging to the children of the
Rev. Abram Meyers, who married daughter of
MIS-. Leliel The application is made on the
ground that Meyers, though being the legal guar
dian, is incompetent to manage the funds, and it
is proposed to only intruSt 10 him the interest and
income accruing therefrom
Edward Moran, of Yellow Springs, butcher in
the ket, stole a jug containing half gallon
of brandy on Saturday morning. 1t was set down
by the side of his stand by a man making pur-
chaSes at the next stall. When accused of taking
it Moran said that colored man had run OFF with
it, but its owner thought his statement thin, and
had his wagon searched, when 1t was found con-
cealed under his meat Moran Wasslrrested and
taken before the Mayor, where he had fine ana
costs to pay.
On Saturday morning Mrs. Sullivan of Gala
CHER street, purchased for a neighbor hog ON
butcher by the name Detrick in the market
She then purchased from another stand dozen Of
eggs and then started for home. On her way she
took advantage OF slippery pavement and sat
down on it, breaking al the eggs in her basket.
On reaching home she found Detrick there with
the hog, whom she told of her accident and
wound up by saying that US she had been the
means of selling his hog he should pay for the
eggs. Detrick could not see it in that light, when
Mrs. Sullivan grabbed his hat and locked the door
on him. Detrick then went before the Mayor and
got out a warrant for her arrest on the charge of
petit larceny. She was arrested and gave bail for
her appearance ON Tuesday.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
The various schools OF this city have given holi-
day until after New Year.
soup house for the benefit OF the poor is an
institution badly needed here
Mr.. II. W. White has on hand a beautiful lot of
Christmas presents and fresh candies at his store
in the Opera-house.
"Our Boarding House" drew large and appre-
ciative audiences Friday and Saturday nights to
the Opera.houSe.
Mr.. R. Garland is favorably spoken of as a can
dldate for Councilman i'll the Sc ond Ward.
better selection could not be made.
young lady named Miss Jeanson slipped and
fell on the avement corner of Walnut and Con-
stituton last evening, severely spraining her
ankle.
Ashland Hotel arrivals yesterday: W. X. Muir
ray, city; NJ. III. Jacobs, Cincinnati, o.; A. Nc
Clintock, MlersbnrG, Ky; w. Ii. New, Cincn-
natl o A. p. Morton, Richmond, KY, and VIM
Landman, New York.
Sliding tracks made on the pavements by boys
during the day make it bad lor pedestrians at
night, and the police should keep an eye on the
boys, and prevent those tracks being made, 80 far
as they can.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Jacob Long continues dangerously i'll, with
but little if amy hopes of her recovery.
Henry Traber is lying quite sick at the residence
of his brother Oliver, in the First Ward.
Communion services were held yesterday at the
United PresbyteriNn Church, and also at tie M. f.
Church.
Tomorrow evening the United Presbyterian
Sabbath school holds its annual festival for the
children.
The firm of Rothenbush & Radclff have already
received some twenty-five hundred pounds OF
mixed candies.
lecturer, will address the citizens of Riley TO-
morrow evening.
Rev, Mr.. Moody of the NJ. E. Church will hold
services on Christmas morning at o'clock.
rush Is not antcil lated.
Miss Nora Hughes of the Oxford Female College
is spending the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
Stephen Hughes OF this city.
The suit fo divorce brought by Scott c. symmes
in the Common Pleas Court Was on Saturday dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
A petition was filed on Saturday in the Clerks
office against VIM. Symmcs j. K. Symmes, Guy
W, McGrif and George Seward, by the Ohio Farm
ers' Insurance Company to recover on promi.-
sorry note
LUDLOW, Ky.
Miss Lille Webb is on visit to Columbus,
Ohio.
Mr.. Dan. Donley, OF Providence, R. l., is here on
Il visit TO Mr.. NJ NOwlan.
Miss Cordie Wilson win spend the holidays with
friends at Plymouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Thompson, mother-in.lsw of Joseph GRAY
ener, ESQ.,, is dangerously i'll at her residence on
Ash street.
s. ]. Hedges is just now yarding the best coal
ever burned in this tow We speak fir m person |
Al experience. With the article in question Mr.. |
Hedges gives good full load for $25 so. Give him
4 call and see for yourselves
The Imperial Minstrels showed to very slim
lpuSc ldSL SdtuIudy 0FclllllB. D. Y. Mayfelu, the
'Tambo" of the troupe, is very clever deineator
)f negro comcalitieS and succeeded several times
IN making the audience fairly roar with laughter
ii his mirth provoking anecdotes and acting, but
mad very poor support.
The fifth entertainment of the Galaxy Club to-
morrow (Christmast eve) bids fair to be the grand
'st ever given in this city, as it will end with the
mid season social OF the Club, which is really de-
serving and should be Literally patro lied. The |
following is the programme:
MlCnaeIS Band
Recitation. member OF the Davenport Club
TianO lady mem bers |
llteTluue. MchaeIS Band
The entertainment to conclude with the spark
ing c0medietta entitled "The Widows Victim"
Mr.. Byron Tremaine Pelham podge... Chas Archer |
MIS- Ratteton. Miss Jennie Evans
hTs lWllter. Miss Dora Krout
a1e Cnatterly MISS Lizzie HagerY
The entertainment will conclude with a social |
christmas hop.
BELLEVUE, KY.
No temperance meeting Christmas night.
The stove in the Council Chamber draws we'll
lraws boys
Mr.. Nicholas Yonke announces select party to.
morrow night.
Quite number OF our people were troubled with
he earaChe this morning
Joe Dolman found a milkman's account book.