The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-10

and fifty Deputy United States Marshals
stationed to arrest Democratic voters.
BELLEVUE. KE.
A temperance picnic is now talked of as
to take place in August at Mount Lookout
Park.
Mr.. John Kearns was taken quite i'll yes
terday while attending the cupola in the
foundry.
A grand Sunday-school reunion of the
NJ. E. Church will be held on Sunday after
noon at 3H o'clock. Addresses will be
made by several well-known gentlemen.
Rev. L. l.. Sanders, of the NJ. E. Church
delivered an eloquent and instructive lee
ture at the temperance meeting last night
and was listened to very attentively by
a large audience. Other speakers were also
present.
Mr. Oliver Hartwig writes us from Baton
Rouge, La, saying he is doing immensely,
and has already & t acquainted with all
the girls in that town. Oliver always makes
an impression of some sort on the ladies
wherever he goes.
The Mozart Glee Club of Fulton sere-
naded Mr.. Spence Reeves last night at his
home. The singing of this club was excel
lent. After being handsomely received by
Mr.. and Mrs Reeves the club then pro-
ceeded to the residence Of Mr.. Eli Wilson
and rendered over the Deep Blue" and
other popular airs in a charming manner.
Misses Maggie and Alice Wilson responded
on the piano.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Stationkecper Leach don't like the sneak
ing ways of the Dayton (O.) reporters They
seized George up too much.
Charles Aldrich too well known for any
particular MENTION invaded the house on
the Incline as drunk and disordeTly last
night. The big cop did it.
The new Town Hall at South Charleston
is to be thrown open to the public on
Thursday, July 17th. A company of home
concert talent give it the initiation.
J. W. Haines, of Enon, was arrested,
brought here and fined for an assault and
battery committed upon Esquire Taylor,
also OF Enon. Deputy Marshal Mast
brought him in.
A twelve-year-old-s of Mr.. Ben. Kaui-
man, of West North street, fell from tree
on Tuesday and cut fearful cash just over
the knee-pan. 1t is feared that it will cause
a stiffness in that limb for life.
Clark Farmhouse, Burr De Witt, John
Chase, Glen. Goethea and Henry Broom
were up before His Honor on Wednesday
for performing common labor on the Sab.
bath. These parties conduct what is known
as the Fast End Beer Garden. Case contin.
ued until Monday next.
Walter Teegarden will be heard by our
worthy Mayor, for his terrible effort in try.
ing to mi jure the temperance cause by ex.
perimentng upon two tads With beer, which
caused their friends to grow uneasy and
call in their family physician, who pro.
nounced them-drunk.
Pierce, Dual and Jennings, all wayward
sons of highly respected residents of Ur.
bana, came into town on Tuesday night tC
look around a bit. On Wednesday theiI
friends becoming uneasy came down in
search and had no trouble in overhauling
them The buckles are now at home.
Miss Belle Pence, healthy built young
lady OF twenty summers, began last night
at Rhineheimer Hall at 20 minutes to s
O'Clock a seventy-tiye-mile walk against
time. Miss Belle is regular home-spun
and her success will also be the Champi
City's. At 10 O'Clock she was in her twelfth
mile, and travelling alta fine gait The cele
brated pedestrian, Reifsneider, accompa
MED her over many laps and helped much
in essening her task, which she expects tc
accomplish at an early hour this afternoon
Officer Geo. Ludlow accompanied two
Young girls to the railroad last night, fol
whom tickets had been purchased for theil
return to their homes at Belefontaine
Ohio. These girls were found at a well
known house of ill-fame on Tuesday night
where they had gone to secure board. The
mistress of this house placed them both il
a room under lock and key and sent wore
to police headquarters. They remained un
der her care until Wednesday morning
Both expressed themselves well satisfied t.
travel the straight path after listening tt
the horrors Of fallen life as told by this
mistress.
) The Transcript of Thursday, June 18th
contained an article pertaining to the do
inss of Elder j. l.. Hickman, OF the Baptis
Church, Market street, in which he was ac
cused of defrauding his creditors, conduct
ing himself improperly, and skipping the
town. 1t also stated that the mem bers
were about to hold an indignation meeting
and expel their pastor. Rev. Hickman ha,
been absent from our city for some time
attending camp-meetings, but returned tt
the city on Tuesday. Our young man
hearing of his arrival, visited his home, and
gathered the following information regard
ing the affair. He emphatically denies the
story in regard TO his defrauding his credi
: tors, and says that it grew out of pur.
chase Of furniture from Foos Mullfkan
of which, he states, none of the church
people were called upon for security.
lie claims to be well able to pay his way,
and requires not their assistance. Then he
asserts that after his departure to which
his flock greatly objected they set about to
do him injury, and that at one of their
meetings the following resolution was
drawn up and adopted: 1--WE believe, after
some thought, that the spiritual interest of
our church has not progressed as it should
have under the present administration
Hence, for the interest OF church and pas
tor, we think dissolution of pastor from
church at once expedent." AS to conduct
charged by the Good Samaritans he says
that no rumors were put ahoat until after
his departure, and then by unprincipled
parties who grieved over his withdrawal
from their society. He says he tenders his
resignation with pleasure, and will gladly
step out from congregation who have car
ried on war with their pastors for years, the
Revs. DARTS, Carey and Meek catching a
slice OF their wrath.
HAMILTON.
| Go in. boys
| Keep the music hot
| And I'll bet ASu fifty dollars
It's all right with EorthuD Lot.