The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20


Bamghman, J. B. Lock, Jr., Henry Huser
G.. NJ. Clutter, Hugh Pryor, N. Schroll, A.
Killinger.
His Honor. Judge Perkins, charge was an
able, thorough and concise effort He
dwelt especially and with much earnest
ness on the hanging Of Kline. He said it
W "rlawful and the reasons assigned fO"
it ,,.tlout foundation. II charge you
jury, now upon your Oaths, to thoroughly
investigate and severely punish any person
or persons that were party to the hanging
of Peter Kline"
MAHYSVILLE, o.
The new AhIens steamer is a grand sue
cess.
F. T. Arthur flies around with his new
horse and buggy.
Mr.. G. r. Dorland and daughter, Kittie,
spent the day with l.. r. Decker. Both
from Cincinnati.
Misses Jennie Webster and Emma Meal
lister, of Redwood, Ohio, were the guests
of Mrs. James Cole yesterday.
Our rising Young lawyer N H. Beighet-
ter, starts fOl the East tomorrow. 1t is
rumored that he is in search Of life part
ner. Go in, Asbury.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Circuit Court began yesterday with full
docket
Plenty of fine strawberries in the market,
but without rain soon the crop will oe
short.
The Jubilee exercises will commence at
st. PaHrs Church i'll this city Wednesday,
May 2Sth.
Mr.. Ed. Moore who fell down the steps
at the race track and broke his leg, is doing
very we'll.
Efforts are being made to establish Cath
olic high-school in this city, an institution
, greatly needed.
The Kansas and Colorado fever is una
bated in our city, and great many people
are preparing to emigrate thither.
The trial of Thomas Buford, for the mur-
der of Judge Elliott, began yeSter y at
Frankfort. The counsel for Buford will
ask change of venue.
Saturday night was the opening of the
Park. Arrangements had been made and
Wednesday night set for that event, but
the fire prevented it. The music was ex-
cellent.
: Messrs Treacy & Wilson, who we're so re-
Gently burned out, have leased the stable
lately occupied by f. II. Brown. opposite
their old stand and will resume business
Immediately.
, The Grand Jury will be in session this
week, the attention of which should be di-
, rected to the unlawful sale of playing cards,
the law on that subject being nearly en-
: tirely ignored.
AT early mass Sunday morning about
fifty children received their first comm n
ion at st. Paul's Church, after which Rev.
Father BrOssart delivered very able and
E instructive address.
The grand excursion for the benefit OF
the Baptist Sunday-school will take place
Friday, Nay 23d, leaving Lexington at
: a. M, returning leaving Cincinnati at
: p. m. 81 for trip.
Madame Runlor has it that, the Phoenix
will be rebuilt by stock company, and the
Y ground occupied by the two stables bought
by the Railroad Company and a passenger
:, depot erected upon it,
Our town now wears the appearance of q
v city located in the Great Desert, whose
. walls, windows and shrubhery are laden witt
limestone dust FirSt-class water-workS
would remove this morbid appearance.
LUDLOW. Ky.
The Council is doing good work on Elm
: street.
MIR. A. r. Reichler has opened neat ict
cream saloon at his bakery on Elm street
e near Keuner,
The immortal Minstrels will give tbei
closing entertainment. which will wind II,
N with a social hop, next Thursday evenintt
IS at Armory Hall. The troupe deserves wei
OF our citizens for their persistent efforts tt
$ please IN the past, ana sh"uid nave a rous
II ing house on their closing night Give the
s. boys bumper at parting. Their bill is the
oesV VI Vic ee"'''''
o AURORA. IND.
a Mr. John Pinkney Trester's four-year-olc
r daughter. while crossing the street yester
uay, was knocked d"Wh ana run over oy
y team Oh HORSES LUCKILY SIG WAS pu' siish'
" i"Jureu'
e Mrs. Jarley's wax-works, or Dickens
'NoVeitF ohop play VIII ne produced pl
VI h"iiipe. one nome ,ale"t a' tie opera
It mouse riday ana saturday evenings Zo'
It ana Z1th ll'st. II Is as huch TAXED OF a
wac nroduccd severaI momths 400 an,
n was Grand success II is given for tn,
is heneft of the IJniversalist Church.
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:, The axle OF DR.. Sey buggy broke on Sat
e nrday. Result, scratched lace and severa
''"o VI
n A tramp entered Cochran's law office OF
l. MONDAY, ana a1ter giving tne usnal amour
lr OF "taify'' disappeared with the Major
'f tile.
Officer Boggs brought his electrica
e powers to bear upon mad dog on Monday
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