The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-24
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.


]. Shelby Hudson mourns the loss oil bis
fine setter pup.
Judge McMsnama was in the city to-day,
sober and solemn.
II is rumored that Mr.. B. Ebay will lease
the Clinton Hotel.
Johnny Weaver is going to chalk his
head and use it as billiard cue.
Mr.. P. Goldsmith has removed his place
of residence to 733 Greenup street.
The Scanlan crowd around Robbins and
Greenup are as noisy as eve. Sic 'em,
Bouncer
The Star Light Dancing Circle will enter
tain their friends at Drexelius Hall on the
2lst OF April.
The Terrell trial was continued Saturday
in the Boone Criminal Court until the Sep
tenlbef term.
The two young lads, McGill and Dillon,
who ran away from home, have returned,
and were no doubt glad to get back.
ss-Patsy O. Brcn has the walking fever He
started Yesterday on q ten-mile tramp and
failed when he had accomplished three
miles.
Marketmaster England has been confined
to his bed for several days past with Sc
we're cold, contracted while on duty. He
will resume his official duties this morning.
Rev. Father Bollahan delivered his lee
ture on "Ireland's Apostle" last night to a
large audience at ST. Patrick's Church. 1t
was an able effort, and every way worthy of
his reputation.
Jack Vasey, OF the West End, announces
that after the next performance he will re-
tire from the stage This will be glorious
news to thepublic. There are number of
the Mayhower Troupe who should follow
his example.
POLICE CouRr Thomas Webb, drunk, ST.
Harmon Rosback. the man who robbed a
fellow boardcr ut Mic Christ's saloon, was
sentenced to 80 DAYS in the Work house and
fined So Charles Shoemaker, disorderly, A
John Grusseman, same, continued; Chas.
Meyer, same, SIS.
Patsy Carey took Scum Nolan and Red
Phillips down to see his girl last night but
Patsy's intended mother-in-law informed
him that two vas company and three was
none and put the whole gang out. This
did not hurt Patsy, for he went back to the
house with tears in his eyes and tould the
ould woman of his love and was freely ad-
mitted.
COUNTY CoURT.-The report of number
Of fduciaries were filed and accepted, and
q rule issued against a number OF fduci-
aries to show cause why they had not filed
q settlement. The inventory Of the per-
sonal estate of Michael Smith shows it to
be 81 1872 81. The will and codicils of VIM.
Jones was admitted to probate. The will
of John Wunder was admitted to probate.
Turner Hall was filled to overlooking last
night with an audience gathered to witness
the exercises OF the female class. The mem
bers are all little girls and the grace and
precision with which they went through
the evolutions under the eye of their teach
sr, Pr fessor Wddekind, was something
wonderful.
Adar Council, Royal Arcanum," was in
hituted Saturday night with twenty-five
members. The following officers were in
stalled: z. A. S. White Deputy Supreme
Regent; Past Regent, George Fisk Regent,
Frank Wood; Vice Regent, George Coaker;
Orator, s. M. Jefferson; Secretary, John G.
Metcalf; Collector, 7. L. O. Brooks; Treas
arer, A. R. Mullins; Chaplain, j. P. Vance;
Guide, W. A. Deitrick; Sentry, ]. NJ. Sears.
EnwPORT.
For attempted suicide see local columns.
The Overseer of the Poor during the past
week distributed 10 the needy Of the city
ufty-ohe bushels of coal and 1858 worth Of
groceries.
James Woodside, of the Fire Department.
was taken suddenly with q stroke OF par
alysis in the right side Saturday while out
walking, and fell to the ground. He wa.
taken to a residence near by, and afterward
.aken to his home. The attending physician
pronounces it a light attack, and thinks ht
will be cut in a few days.
Constable Tom Jolly, of the Highlands
called at the residence of Mrs. Truesdel
yesterday in company with Mr.. Jame
Ga. a,,l tpfa Oh nf ~,
and to satisfy his own curiosity, requested
to be tied in the same manner in which
Kline tied Mrs. Truesdell. Mr.. Southgatt
complied with his request, and then lef
hilA-in his awkward position, with the re
mark, "Get loose If you can" Jolly nov
offers a reward for the apprehension o
Southgate
LEXINGTON. XIV.
Hon. J. B. McCreary, wife and son, wer
in the city Thursday.
We understand the colored ladies of be
nevolent societies have given 5000 to b.
used for the benefit of colored schools
Preparations for the great celebration OF
the I'd of April are rapidly progressing. l
is snow a certainty that it will be the grand
est day ever witnessed by Lexington.
Charley Reynolds had his trial before TIN
United States Commissioner in Louisville
on Friday morning, and was held for tria
at the next term Of the o. S. Court and bai
liked at 5000.
Capt o.. p Beard died Friday night a
haf-past Q O'Clock, aftGra long and painful
Illness of two or three months His diseas
vas gangrene. He commanded cOmpan
uuring the Mexican war, of which John ii
-torgan was the First Lieutenant.
On Friday morning horse attached to
buggy came dashng along Short street, an,
when near Broadway the vehicle upset
completely demoishins the top of tn
buggy The horse was uniniured The
belonged to one Mr.. Bsbey, who resides il
tie country.
o,r James =. IIifner residing in the Re
publican neighborhooG, is the owner of
"ouns calf with three ewes and four nos
v"ls. The third eye is situated in the LEI
sdc of the head. Tho nOstrils are all lc
Gated as near their natural position as thei
Eumbers will allow. The calf is over
week old, and is supposed to be healthy.
The trial Of Cash and Milton Halsey
charged with the murder OF Ed. Baxter, a
.thens, near two weeks since, came up be
fore Judge Kinkaid, ST., yesterday.
great many witnesses were present, and tn
evidence deduced WAS very strong agans
tkle accused. Cash llalsey was remande
10 jail without bail Milt. lIalsey's bal
was fixed at $500, who, for want Of bono
vent to Jail also.
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