The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
COyINGTON.

suits.
Company A, of the Grand Army of the
Blue, elected officers last night.
We regret to chronicle the serious illness
of Mrs. 7. Lambert, very estimable lady
OF PeaseIburg.
"The Power of Brotherly Love" will be
the theme of the morning text at the Fifth
street Christian Church tomorrow.
Hardin ,S Dulaney, the insurance agents.
have erected a telephone in their office,
where the STAR makes its headquarters.
Police CoURT.-George Hodges, dsor-
derly conduct, $l3; Wm Breckenridge,
same, $l3; Henry Turner, drunk, S4; Henry
Bitterman, same, dismissed.
The charges against Officers Roman and
Seuour, by John Hodges, were not verified
yesterday in Squire McLaughan's Court,
and they were honorably exonerated.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court this
morning by ii. NJ. Presthoff, adninistra-
tor of the estate of Margaret and Ignatz En-
gelhard, for the settlement of the estate.
Mrs. Ingraham, one of the persons re-
moved from the Widows and Orphans
Home to the st. Elizabeth Hospital, died at
the latter place yesterday, from old age and
general breaking down.
Mr.. Granny Hughes, an employe at the
tobacco factory of Homer Hudson, had his
hand caught in the machinery yesterday,
and lost one finger, which was cut off, and
the others badly mutilated
The residence of Captain w. G. Stone
was brilliantly illuminated last night, the
occasion being dansante given by the +.
n. C.. Club to Miss Stella Goshorn. There
was merry and elite crowd present.
A FIRE broke out in the stable in the rear
OF Judge Rhoden's dwelling, at George
town, yesterday morning, and utterly de-
stroyed it. Loss about $3.50. 1t is not
known how the contlagration originated,
Rev. A. II. Redford, DID, of Louisville,
will preach i'll the Scott-street Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and evening,
the occasion being the second quarterly
meeting for the present Conference year.
Monk Arnold is afflicted with the
walking mania. He started on walking
match last night with Paddy Casey, and
when last seen by our reporter he was going
up Madison street, with his coat and hat
off, at a speed that would scare Rowell to
death.
At the Hester Coffin investigation last
night, Mr.. Coffin closed his case with the
testimony Of Pat. Casey In rebuttal the
and Councilman Arthur Mcdonald was
given, after which the Committee adjourned
sine die.
The pulpit of the Main Street NJ. Z.
Church will be occupied both morning and
evening of tomorrow by the pastor, Ben
jamin A. StubinS. The theme for the morn
ing services will be. Showing Forth Gods
Praise, and for the evening" The Escape
from Temptation
Mrs. Thomas Givers, who resides on Phil
adclphia street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, with the parents of her husband
had some trouble with them yesterday and
swore she intended committing suicide
She rushed to the rivers brink, but was
finally persuaded to return home.
Colonel James Wnderlohn, editor of the
Falmouth Independent, was i'll the city
Yesterday and purchased the premium
boots of G. klemycr The attractions at
lIickey's shoe-storc are still as great as
ever, for he purchased a pair OF baby shoes
from his sweetheart in anticipation of a
prospective future.
The employees of the guide mill at the
Licking rolling mill resumed operations
yesterday, after strike of three months,
the proprietors having acccdcd to the
strikers demands. The only thing lacking
for tranquility TO reign is for Swifts and
Mitchell Il TrantGr's mill to follow the ex-
ample OF the Licking mill.
The two-story frame house situated on
the Lexington Pike, and occupied by a
family named Moran, fell this morning.
Mrs Moran, an aged occupant had her
shoulder broken, and horse that was in
the stable was instantly killed. The rain
washed fhe props from under the house,
which caused it to fall.
NEWPORT.
The first marriage license applied for in
ten days was issued this morning to George
ScLout and Lena Teameyer
Mr.. Huston A. Ludum, of Bellevue
street, was complmented last night by u
congraulating party OF friends. Ii was a
girl.
Mrs VIM. johnson aud Mrs. NJ. A. Gala
CHER assisted last evening in the concert
given al the Lunatic Asylum at Lexington
Tor the entertainment OF the inmates.
A man named Walker, living near Day
ton, yesterday preferred charges of chicken
thieyiug against colored man named
James Moore, who was accordingly arrest
cd, but discharged.
A man named Butler, living at Johns
Hill, was yesterday morning thrown from
his wagon near the tolI-gate on the Licking
Pike, and sustained a fracture Of the left
leg. near the ankle.
The Baptist Sunday-school in Day ton will
be held al the Public School-house to-mor-
row morning at $50. Rev C. G. Skillman
will preach at II a. m, and in the evening
at the Dayton Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. A. II. Redford, D. D.. of Louis
vile, will preach in the Scott-street Meth
odist Church on tomorrow morning and
evening, the occasion being the second
quarterly meeting for the present confer
ence year.
Col, J. +. Kinney, of this city, has just
returned from Washington City, where he
has been prosecuting soldiers claims, and
is well posted in relation to the pension
act. Commodore Townsend expects TO get
him before the next Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Association, and inform the
members ali about it.
CUNNINGHAN AT LARGE.-Long before 0
o'clock, the hour set for the hearing of
Sam. Cunningham, the streets fronting the