The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-15

Inc case OF WelSe aSdllsC 1le NeWpolo
Savings Association has been affirmed in
the Court of Appeals
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Colonel Jones, Saturday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Charley Wentworth will test his pedes-
trian abilities at DreXelius Hall, Covington,
commencing tomorrow at / o'clock, for
wager Of $3.50.
A workman at Livezey's saw-mill named
Mckee had his left hand badly cut yester-
day by bringing it in contact with a saw
that was in motion.
The pulpit of Grace NJ E. Church will be
filled Sunday morning and evening by dis
tinguished ministerS now attending the
Conference in Covington.
The venerable VIM Gale, who has been
confined to his residence for several months
and who was reported at the point of death,
was seen trudging his way along York street
this morning
1t was rumored on the streets this morn
! ing that the Eighteenth U. s. Infantry, sta
toned at this post, had received orders from
headquarters to at once proceed to Arizona
and relieve the Twelfth Infantry stationed
there.
Nick Mcguire and John Allhaker street.
car drivers, commenced pounding each other
bright and early this morning. Officer Boyd
arrested them, and on their promising to
shake hands over the bloody chasm were let
off with 81 and costs each.
The following is the line of march of the
procession on st. Patrick's Day: From Gov
ington and Newport Bridge, east on Madi-
son to York, south on York to Ringgold,
east on Ringgold to Saratoga, south on Sar-
atoga to Harris, east on Harris to Washing
ton avenue, north on Washington avenue
to Taylor, west on Taylor to the Newport
and Cincinnati Bridge.
A warrant was sworn out this morning by
n. f.. Blake for the arrest of A. c. Williams,
charging him with breach of the peace.
Both the names mentioned have become
famous as temperance orators and organ
zers, and the scandal that is now made
public has been brewing for several weeks.
Mr. Blake had card published yesterday,
rejecting somewhat on Mr. Williamson's
character. This irritated the latter to such
an extent that he followed Blake from
Bellevue, last night, to his clearinghouse on
Saratoga street. above Harris, and just as the
young lady, whom Mr.. Blake accompanied
home from the meeting had entered the
house, Williams grasped him by the collar,
pulled him off the steps and dealt him sew
eral blows and the language made use of is
not fit for publication. The case will be
called before Squire Buchanan tomorrow
morning.
CITY CoUNcIL.-Mayor Harton's veto of
the resolution adopted at q previous meet
ing to withdraw the suit in the Court of
Appeals against the Newport Street Rail
way Company was sustained by vote of 7
to 5. Next came the veto of the resolution
TO tI,a t+,, ii,
house, which was also sustained by the
same vote
The bond of Mr.. Culbertson, the Gas
lighter, was accepted.
Mr.. Andrews bill of $43G for building the
Engineers office was allowed.
Captain Air offered the following:
Resolved, That the City Council meet in
special session on next Thursday evening at
half-past o'clock for the purpose of APP
pointing a Mayor and Trustee of the Water
works" Carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Go fishing.
Aug. B. Springer, of Newport, KY, is in
the city.
Hon. Thos. L. Jones' candidate for Gov
ernor was in the city yesterday.
Hon. R. G. Hays Senator from Louisville,
was registered at the Phoenix Hotel yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary Welsh returned home Wednes-
day evening from Platsburg, Missouri, after
q six months visit to her relatives.
The vestry of Christ's Church, in this
city, have called the Rev. Mr. Tidball, of
Portsmouth, Virginia, as Rector of the
Church.
A colony of colored people, about two
hundred in number left this city for Kan
sas Wednesday, Another party will leave
on the 10th inst.
Joe Morrison, railroader, who some time
ago killed two his comrades and hid their
bodies in haystack, in Scott County, was
tried Wednesday and sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for life.
A colored man, while out bird hunting at
Boston, a station on the c. S. r. R., below
Georgetown, took aim at bird about fifty
yards distant, and hit two children. One
of them died Wednesday evening from the
injuries received The negro is now in Jail
at Georgetown.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Farmers. and Traders Bank Wednesday
morning it was decided to discontinue buS;-
ness and place the affairs of the bank in the
hands of receiver Mr. A. M. Barnes was
: was chosen as receiver, and will, as soon as
his official bond is given, set to work and
ascertain the true coadition of the concern.
WEST COvHNGToN, Ky.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club gave
their eleventh entertainment of the season
last Tuesday evening, to fair audience
considering the state of the weather. The
drama Time and the Hour" was performed
better than any play that has been on the
stage this season. Thomas Buchanan as
sparrow" and Mr.. Sweet as Dan, Mcdli
cott," did the best among the gentlemen
The ladies all did their parts exceedingly
well, especially was this the case with Mis-
Lizzie Heron. Miss Fannie Adams, who
) was on the programme for vocal solo
failed to appear on account of the inclem
ency of the weather March 26tl the Clul
will play Loan of Lover and Irish AS
Surance."
, OXFORD, O.
Mrs. z. G. Smith, who has been lingering
for some time with cancer of the stomach
died Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Jas. z. Newton, consort of the late