The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-11

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Miss Eva Case and Miss Jennie G. Payne |
were reappointed to the positions they now
occupy.
Friday was set apart as special holiday
for the pupils of the Public Schools, and
Messrs. Brown and Ebert appointed a Com
mittee to make arrangements for the pupils
to attend the Geological Garden on that day.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The X. P. Hall, on Market street, is to be
improved
Father Walsh, of Urbana, made thrilling
speech at the Opera-house last night.
Judge Barlow will give his decision in the
Courthouse injunction case tomorrow.
In the absence of Judge Goode and by
agreement of paries NJ. f. Hagan, of Hagan
& Dugdale, presided as Judge in the case of
Barney Foltz against p P, Mast q Go.
MAYORS sCoURT.-Drunk: VIM. H. Hewitt,
$4 80; Pat Coleman, $4 80; VIM. Mcclure,
$4 go Disorderly: Ed. Johnson, 5 days and
$5 20; John Hef'ner, 81 SO; Amos Ebe,
$4 So J. H. Cassell, drunk and disorderly,
15 days and $5 20; Maria Mckinney, house
OF ill-fame, $8 55; Wah Chung, obscene
language, dismissed; Chas. Early, drunk
and disorderly, 81 so; Charles Case, assault
and battery, 81 55; Andy Ferrell, violating
Sunday ordinance, $lS 95.
LUDLOW. Ky.
Sundays cool rain was received with
degree of satisfaction by many of our citi-
zens who had empty cisterns; in fact, some
went so far as to lay in moderate stocks IN
their cellars.
Several prominent citizens are discussing
the propriety of calling City Convention.
"A capital idea, by all means; let US have
Convention and an issue to enliven our city
campaign. Turner says he is ready.
OXFORD. o.
The High School closes next week.
Miss Sallie Nichols, of Darrtown, O., is the
guest of Miss Ida Chatten.
. Mr.. E. Lowrey, of Middlet6wn, O., has
been visiting Rev. L. E. Grennan and fam
lily.
Mr.. Frank Ritchie, of Laws Insurance
Agency, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday IN
Oxford.
Rev. James Murray, of the NJ. E. Church,
preached on Future Punishment on Sab
bath morning.
Miss Orpha GATH of the Liberty, Ind,
High School, has come to Oxford to spend
her summer vacation.
Mr.. Geo. Willard, of the Chicago Live
guest of Mr.. L. r. Kumler.
Rev. DR.. Mason, of Detroit Mich, lee
lures at the o. f. College this afternoon.
The commencement exercises will take
place tomorrow "wednesday morning at 8
o'clock.
MADHSONVILLE, o.
| A horse belonging to DR.. Outlet, of this
village, broke loose and ran toward the
railroad. He reached the track just as the
Loveland Accommodation came along, when
two miles, keeping ahead of the engine,
when he jumped off upon the road.
LEXINGTON, KY.
| The City Schools have closed for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. R. H. Hastings, the agent of the
STAR is quite i'll at his home on Broadway.
Kentucky University has its commence
ment exercises next week, and promises to
be of unusual interest.
There are several Independent candidates
for the County office, and much fun is ex-
pected at the August election
The alarm of fire Sunday night at
o'clock was caused by the burning out Of o
chimney on Limestone street.
The farm of Mr.. H. H. Headley, contain.
ing one hundred and ninety-seven acres
was sold last week for $85 per acre.
Elder Isaac Errett, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
will address the hestudents and alumni of Ken
lucky University, Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Col Blanton Duncan, of the National Par
ty, addressed the citizens of the county
Monday. He was highly entertaining, and
many united with the party.
There is considerable fun now caused by
the reduction of fare on the Richmond
Road. The Kentucky Stage Company have
come down to 81. Reduce again, gentle
men.
Mr.. Frank Pierre, the popular Frank who
has SO long been connected with the Coenel
House, has purchased the stock and furni
ture of Harry Schoenberger and will en-
gage in business at the above stand. We
wish him success.
In conversation with an old citizen to
day he said: "If the men of this town wht
have business houses to rent would reduce
the rent, there would not be SO many as
signments" How true is this assertion al
the renters know
HAMILTON.
Peter Schwab is building a large-ice-
at Indianapolis.
The Hawthorne Club met last night a
the residence of DR.. Falconer.
Division No. of the A. O. H., of this city
will give picnic on Thursday at the Fai
Grounds
The Mckinney Butt & Hinge Establish
ment, in the Fourth Ward, is about to b
removed to Pittsburg.
, The s. P. C. A. will hold meeting to
:. night at the Mayors office. Business of lin
portance will be transacted.
The adjourned session of the Distric
Court met yesterday, with Judge Elliott q
Presiding Judge, and D. L. Meeker and Fl
II. Williams as Associates.
Suit was yesterday commenced by Tim
othy Quinlaw against Sam. Patterson, to re
,, cover the sum of $4,000, claimed to hav
been sustained by an assault upon him b.
defendant on the Sd of June last.
; A civil action was yesterday commence
! in the Common Pleas Court by VIM. II
Roberts against Francis B. Martin. and A
} R. Martini his son, proprietor of the Gal
House, Fourth Ward, to recover $1,000
, damages for injuries received in last Apr