The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-25

fixed at $3, 600. Mullen waived examine
ton, and his bail was fixed at 81, 900. Stuck
off and Helm were also bound over in the
same amount None of the parties we're
able to give bail.
NEW RICHMOND,
Fire Company No. l will give an oyster supper
and hop on the 5th OF February for the benefit Of
their members
Mr. D. Dandy, the driver OF the New Richmond
omnibus, lost his stable near Amelia Tuesday
night about O'Clock by fire. His fine horse and
puggy and two sets of fine harness were burnt II
Is thought that it was set on fire. Loss about $500
No insurance.
A fancy shoemaker of this place tried to commit
suicide Wednesday night. He occupies room In
the Arcade. and that night he drove his family
out OF doors, franticaily grasped knife blew out
the light and was soon heard TO fall heavily on the
floor. Several men rushed in and found John
lying under his counter unharnied He had fooled
the boys.
BELLEVUE. XIV.
Regular service tomorrow morning at "a. m,
by Rev. Mr. Sanders.
Mr.. Gus. B!esch will surprise the natives in
few days with new and startling discovery.
The service tomorrow evening will be con-
Quoted by R. G. Stroud, of the West End Band.
Rev. N. Pettis, of St. Pauls Episcopal, Newport,
Will preach at $3.50 .. n., in the Council Chamber.
Enough signers to a petition have already been
Candidates for Council are already talked of,
two being Mr.. W. II. Higdon and Mr. Geo. Went
ROTH 1t seems to us we heard of those persons be-
ing defeated once or twice before.
At the executive session of Council on Thursday
night an attempt to elect an Assessor was made
but was unsuccessful the ballots being nip and
tuck. Messrs. W. H. Nixon. George Chadwick
and George Straeffer were the candidates pro-
posed. The salary of Mayor Morgan was placed at
$50 year. A small figure. but the work is light.
HANuUUTnN
Eenry Traber has so far recovered as to be able
to walk out
The streets and crossings in the southern portion
Of the city are almost impossible with water.
In the case of Margaret Ruoff against the City
of Hamilton cause was dismissed, by consent, at
cost of Plaintiff.
A letter from Topeka, Kan, states that John
Wyman, son.in-llwto to Ezra Potter, is lying danger
ously III at that point
Robert Radcliff, who has been lying quite sick
for the past two weeks of pneumonia was yester-
day reported much worse.
Jimmy strader, the wellknown barber, was
Thursday night suddenly taken violently sick and
was yesterday not expected to live.
AS driver Charley Cary, OF the United States
Express Office can't be beat, as was attested YES
terday when the team he was driving ran away
Judge O'Conner, who has been an invalid for
some time, and who is stopping with Mrs Judge
Traber is reported rapidly regaining his former
good health.
The subject Of letter boxes at certain points in
the city is being agitated. Certainly it is an i'm
provement long and greatly needed by business
men end others liv ng any distance from the Post
Office.
Judge Thomas yesterday received a telegram in
forming him OF rhe death of his aged father,
James Thomas of Ross County. His funeral takes
place tomorrow morning from his late residence.
Judge Thomas leaves this morning to attend the
funeral
frankie Spencer, little girl some ten years of
age, Thursday afternoon came near drowning in
the hydraulic near the Dayton-street bridge. 1t
appears, as soon as she was seen to go under, Nam
ME walker. companion, ran to her rescue and
slipped into the water, and both would have
drowned but for the timely assistance of some
gentlemen in the mill near by, who came to the
rescue.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Some of the dissatisfied Councilmen are going
to contest the election.
Miss Emily N son. of Piris, France, is the guest
Of Mrs. WoodN I'd, OF Limestone street.
young man named James Henderson fell last
evening on Short street, sustaining some severe in
juries.
The skeleton butcher boy has returned but
nothing as Ell has been heard Of the twelve pound
roast or the dog.
Important names registered at the Ashland
Hotel ye terday: Col. James Butler, Iowa; Pro-
fessor J. ii. Neercamer, Frankfort, Ky; Captain
John Laws, Georgetown; Rev. Wallace Keller,
Minnesota; Admiral John B. Whitaker, w. Va.
LUDLOW. ny.
The railroaders have fully established the fact
that they can give the boss ball.
Willie, son of Mr.. Levi Bevis is suffering from
the effects of a full on the slippery sidewalk last
Wednesday.
NJ ggie Leonard and Messrs. Ed. and James Nc
Ardle, James Farrell and P. Morris of tie Forrest
Dramatic Club of West Covington, were present at
the last entertainment, and were highly pleased
with the efforts of the Club.
We made mistake in previous report in say
ing that the members of the Kenton Light Guards
who were fined in the Mayors Court for not CON
forming to the rules of the Company, would have
to 'pulverize stone" The judgment rendered by
His Honor is collectable the same as other civil
suits of like nature
The seventh Galaxy entertainment last Tuesday
evening was the largest and most sue
cessful, TN, in all respects, Of the sea
The drama Gu0 ensS PsYea om the Bond nGps a
Among the Breakers" almost fault'essly. Messrs.
c. johnson, s. II. Barr, S. R. Thrush, Os Hill,
Will Bigdon and Will McCord did quiet well.
Misses Fannie Fairclong, Lizzie Hagerty and Cora
Bogort were also the recipients OF well merted
praise. The social hop, as usual, was thoroughly
enjoyed by the Club and their large circle OF
friends present. The next entertainment will
take place February 4th, when the operate branch
Of the Club will produce the sparkling operata en-
titled The Admlrars Daughter"
.ftr. DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. Frank Ryal visited his old friends in Dayton
yeste day.
Regular services will be held in all the churches
tomorrow.
Mr.. Louis Anschutz is the smiling father this
time. 1t is agirl
Notice of the death of Mr. o. W. Gunnison in
our local columns.
1t is rumored that Mr. John Trapp was yester-
day appointed Superintendent of the Street Rail
road.
Rev. Father Hildebrandt of St. Francis Church,
Dayton, yesterday celebrated the forty-fifth ami
versary Of his birth, In company with number of
clerical friends.
At the last meeting of the City Council it was
ordered that an order be drawn for $50 in favor of
the Newport Fire Department. for services rem
dered at the Bontc fire.
Mr.. Henry A. Harget and family and Mr. T. C.
Westfall and family, all of Covington. will take
up their residence in Dayton next week. They
will be heartily welcomed.
Forty fifth Congress. Third Session.