The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-26


ing of his appointment to deliver the ora
ton at the Kentucky Wesleyan University
next June,
Messrs. w. T. Hazelwood and Oliver
Thompson who have been attending the
session of the Grand Lodge of Odd-fellows
at Mt. Sterling, returned home lastnight.
John scholl and John Waggoner were ar
rested last night for throwing powders
through the windows of Barlage's shoe
store, on Walnut street. Their cases were
continued till Monday.
R. Moffett, Corresponding Secretary of
the Christian Missionary Society," will
preach in Hayman's Hall tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. Mr.. M. is looked upon
as one of the most able divines among
this people .t .r.s. .r,..l.
Frederick JONES' son of Professor JONES'
and William Lock, son of Marshal d. r.
Lock, were the fortunate youths appointed
as students to the Kentucky University
Judge Makibben made the appointments
this morning. ...... .
Mr.. Bruce Morton recognized the rope
found at the foot of Cabot streetsyesterday
morning as his. The blocks that were at
tached to the ropes were cut loose and car
ried Off Joseph Sprotes, who notified the
pOHCe, COtllu nave cdpCuT0u Ille thieves IL
he had had help at the time.
The character of Mr.. Frank Betz was vim
dicated this morning to the extent of one
cent The suit was against George Kline
and Others for false Imprisonment and per-
jury, for which Mr. Betz claimed $25000.
The jury, after considering the case since
800 yesterday afternoon, brought in ver-
dict at II o'clock this morning.
..a SPRINGFIELD. O.
The Champion City Guards yesterday
scored twenty-eight ahead.
On last Tuesday, as Mrs Icenberger was
leaving her grandmother on Spring street
The stone step turned and threw her on the
sidewalk breaking her arm between the
elbow and shoulder, and her collarsbone.
She suffers great deal with it.
AT the shooting match yesterday the
Champion City Guards won the day with
their excellent shooting. Some of them
not being satisfied with beating the Logans-
port Greys, tried to come the same game
over G. Eaton, who hauled them out.
Upon trying to collect his fare, it seemed as
though they could not connect with cash,
and Eaton did not care to haul them in
without pay. 1t was the prettiest sight of
the day to see our Guards, guns upon their
shoulders, come out of the wagon double
quick, with little banty growing over the
victory. We would like to make a collec-
ton for them the next time.
HAMILTON.
There will be services to-morrot morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Lizzie O'Connor. of Cincinnati, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. TEsser, in the
First Ward.
James Gilmore, Esq, and Hon. J. Gould,
editor of the Preble County Democrat, paid
the city brief visit yesterday.
Mrs. Balm, wife of Rev. ]. w. Rein, re-
turned home Thursday night from pleas
ant visit with friends at Chicago.
Invitations are out for the crystal we'd
ding of DR.. and Mrs. Beauchamp, which
will come off next Tuesday evening.
Miss Katie Kessling, of Second street, was
a few evenings since treated 10 pleasant
surprise party by a number of her young
friends.
Yesterday Probate Judge Thomas issued
a temporary injunction restraining the
School Board from purchasing the Peter
Schwab residence, on Second street, for
school building
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Gas is needed OH South Broadway
Transcript.
Gas is needed on good many other
streets south of Broadway.
The editor of the Transcript calls the Ma
tional party the frog party. What next?
Miss Lily Richards of st. Louis, is the
guest of Miss Winanson Limestone street.
A new Courthouse would add muehly to
the looks of our city Don't you think SO?
County Attorney ]. Soule Smith left yes
terday for South Elkhorn to prosecute the
two ''gemmen" of color who made targets
of each other few days ago.
Rev. L. b. Voolfolk has again resigned,
being compelled from extreme physical
prostratiOn to accede to the argent advice
of his physicians. This is sad news for. the
Nationals"
When the Twelve Apostles" meet again
we don't want them to forget the appeal
made to them through the STAR to make
some arrangement and have more gas lamps
throughout the city.
A colored boy named Watkins slipped
and fell on his face yesterday afternoon at
the crossing corner of Winchester and Wal
nut streets, hurting himself considerably.
rhe boy was running at full speed at the !
ime .....
COLUMBIA, O.
Miss Belle Patton, of Catlettsburg, KY,
s visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Rodgers.
Mr. w. D. Mead has been suffering for
'ome time with severe attack of erysip-
,las. 2. '
Mr.. Morris Hinchman, who has been
travelling in the East for his health during
he summer, has returned home feeling
very much recuperated. .-,-
There seems to be considerable dissatis-
action among the members of the M. e. |
Church on account of the removal Of Rev.
Davis Clarke to Columbus.
Those street lamps along Railroad avenue
nave not been lighted since their erection |
II they were placed there merely as orna-
nents, and not for the public's benefit,
hey had better be removed forthwith.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
The Bachelors have received very cor
lial invitation from number of the young |
oelles of Arch street, Cincinnati, to attend |
| reception next Thursday evening.
Meeting in Council Chamber on Monday
hight TO make final disposition of the
a