The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-26

U1o $luU VdludGlUH IOF Interest II una, 10
cents for School Fund, 2H cents to Fire
mans Fund, cents to Gas Fund cents to
Police Fund, cents to the Officers Fund,
AZ cents to Poor Fund, 3 cents to Jail Fund,
~ cents to Public Building Fund, 13 cents
for the Street Fund, a cent to the Public
Landing Fund. Three-sevenths of the
license receipts were appropriated to the
Officers Fund, and tWo-seyenths to the
Officers and Police Fund
An ordinance licensing pool-tables at $5
each was passed
WEST COvINGToN, KY.
Politics is the chief topic of the town.
We will composea song to sing about that
board walk if it is not repaired soon.
The next wedding down on the book is
Peter Pitinger and Millie Wanke.
There will be rehearsal of the Home
Circle Dramatic Club at the Town Hall this
evening.
Dave Buchanan's trial, that was to have
taken place this evening, has been post
petied until next Wednesday evening.
Chas. Shay, Pat. Tutty and Richard Kel-
ly, the mentioned successful delegates, have
hoisted their colors for Grady for Jailer,
which is a signal for success.
The candidates for Town Marshal as far
as heard from, are James Kerns the pres
ent incumbent, Thomas Byrn, former
Marshal, and John w. Stone.
For more noise and less work commend
us to the Councilmen of this town. About
two hours are wasted every meeting night
qAarreling among themselves.
The Home Circle will give their last en-
tertainment of the season for the benefit of
the new Union Protestant Church on Tues
day evening" April Both. The drama. "Ben.
Bolt" and the burlesque extravaganza,
Lady of Lyons" will be given in addition
to musical programme.
While Mr.. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs Moser
and child were returning from Cincinnati
yesterday, their horse became frightened
and ran away, throwing Mr. and Mrs
Moser out, severely injuring Mrs. Moser
The doctor thinks her Skull is slightly frac-
tured. Mr.. Moser escaped with slight
bruises. Mr.. Reynolds, with great pres
ence of mind, caught the child and jumped
from the wagon sustaining slight injuries
COLUMBIA, o.
Quot pitching will soon be the order of.
the day.
Mr., CAL Zell left last evening for-C Chicago
on business.
Miss Huddleston, of Columbus, who has
been visiting Miss Carrie Murray, returned
home yesterday.
Quite number of young ladies of Mt
Washington have become frequent visitors
of this place. What is the cause of all this?
Can it be that the boys of that quiet little
village have lost all their charms?
We learn from reliable source, that Mr..
b, Secretary of the Young Mems
Temperance Club, is completely smitten by
a young lady of East Columbia. The cause
of all this is from the fact that this young
lady is said to have passed few compli-
remarks on him last Monday even
ing. He is very desrous of an acquaint-
anee, and We hope his wish may be graft
fed.
OXFORD. o.
Luther Smith is now running McCul-
loughs mill.
Miss Jennie Brooks has returned from
her visit to Hamilton. ~4 A -
Miss Maria Sheia has returned from her
visit to Brookville, Ind.
Rev. David Swing has departed for Chi
cago, much improved in health.
A telephone has been put up between the
Citizen office and the Gem gallery.
The Oxford Citizen says: "Boys who 20
printing on the fences should take great care
to get the lamp-black well off their hands
before they again appear in public" We
wonder if this means Ducky or Charlie of
the printing office.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Mr.. E. Bebee, of New York, is in the city
horses.
A grand stereopticon exhibition will be
given at the Baptist Church, Main street,
night.
Judge Stevenson has appointed Mr. Thos,
Bullock as County Commissioner, in the
place of Col, VIM. Talbot.
A man by the name of Cooper, who re-
sides in the Curd House. beat his wife very
severely Wednesday night. He was arrested
and placed in the Watch-house.
Mr.. James Cannon, who resides on Main
street, severely cut his wife in the arm
while attempting to cut her throat, last
Tuesday evening Her wounds are severe,
but not of a dangerous nature. Cannon
left town and has not since been heard
from.
NEW RICHMOND, o.
Mrs Anderson, of Cincinnati, is visiting
her brother, Mr. e. r. Shannon.
Mr. A. Haeg has been confined to the !
sickroom for several weeks. His recovery
is now considered matter of great uncer-
tainty.
The ball at Township Hall Monday night
was decided success, both socially and
Proceeds for the benefit of the
German Protestant Church.
Mr. Henry Hilmering and Henry Berghie