The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-20

residence of Mr.. VIM. Soards, down the county.
Mr.. Wm. Rigdon, one of the brightest of this
CT US many bright humorsts, is billed by the
Galaxy to play Larry Deyine" IN storm Driven
tomorrow evening. Just think Of it, Sam. Thrust,
Oscar Hill and Will. Rgdon all in one play. The
hall should be crowded.
The Griffin testimonial to be given by officers
and employees Of the C. S. r. r. Co. at ArmOry
Hall next Thursday evening bids fair to be the
largest bail given here. for any purpose, in many
years The ladies have interested themselves in
this landable cause OF charity, hence its assured
success.
The military trials going here for the last few
days are making sad havoc with the morals and
friendly feeling that should exist among our young
citizen soldiery. Several weeks ago a series OF
court marital trials was convened mere by oruer OF
The commanding officer OF the kenton lhght
Guards, OF this city, for the tflal OF uennquehl
members; the findings of which were approved
by the Governor and nov comes the civil SUITS
before the Mayor to get judgment and eollectthe
said fines. MS prescribed by law, when Is raising
the ggest and bjtterest row that perhaps ever
agitated our lively burg Many of the defend
ants being connected with the most influential
families in the town. don't like the idea "f being
matte the laughing stock of the community. They
Say they were induced to join for mere pleasure
and moi to be the victims of petty tyranny. 1t
seems from the decisions of the Mayor that the
''soger bov" be he regular mllish or Sunday"
has his row to hoe" He must plank down the
dollar of hi daddies, or pulverize stone for
tain period. Seven Of the deenuants have asked
for change of venue to Bromley. Well, well
boys, we bid you an affpctOnate adieu II you ever
start down the River Road.
DAYTON. KY.
Regular services in all the Churches yesterday.
Mr. George Lusk depart yesterday on an ex-
hnsye trip up the rlver.
The revival in the NJ z. Church is so successful
that it will be ntinned this week
Martha Hedger the young daughter OF Mr.. Duke
TT l,r,,y unly Ia "a
Mrs, Eliza Wright an old and highly-respected
cit zen of Dayton, slipped on the ice while return
ing from Church Friday night, breaking her hip
bone and receiving other very serious injuries.
While coasting on the hills de. a large sled con.
tanning several young men ran INTO Manard
Augley who was also eoasting, and broke ms ms
arm. Drs. Dameron and Schoolfeld rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
The latest in the Banks-Lindsay sensation is the
following card published by Mrs. Banks:
DAYTON, KY, January 10, 1879.
The article of last Sundays paper has caused
me to assert the following: The interviewer had
no authority or consent of mine to publish said
letter say what did to them, the matter Ought
to have been fully investigated when the letter
was re eved, no matter how it was Written i
honestly and truly say that am not the inventor
or composer of said letter, nOrdid wish TO send
any to Mrs. Belle Lindsay not my sentiments nor
the language OF a Wonans heart l ain true
and virtuous woman, and | only knew of di-
This is all can say through the press, and may
the matter end here forever MS. NJ BANKS.
HAMILTON.
Col James E. Neal is home on a brief visit
The Augsperger saw and gfist mills were satur-
day sold for S6, GEO.
The infant daughter of F. r. and Ella NJ. Hutch
son died yesterday morning.
Miss Lille Herr OF Wayne Township, is visiting
her cousii, Mrs Joe Hughes.
j. p, Eckert was Saturday appointed Admins
traitor of the esta OF Elias Long, deceased.
Mr. Fred. Landis who was so severely injured
by falling on the icy sidewalk, is reported no better
"Scepticism in the Christian Church, was the
subj ct of the discussion al the Universalis
Church last nght.
sPRINGFIELD. o.
The Uniform Rank knights of Pythias are going
to have new outfits. Pettibone, OF Cincinnati, is
to furnish them.
Joseph K Emmett in "Fritz" at the Opera house
Friday evening, January 2ith. Miss Mary Ander
son as "parthenia'' in "1ngOmar the Barbarian, y
Tuesday, JanuHty 2Sth. Miss Anderson will be
supp ned by Mr.. J. W. Norton and selected
company.
One day last week a tramp called at DR.. Ram
says house and was given meal and lhen put tC
work in the wood-sbed, from which he shortly al
terwurds disappeared, taking with him "A lot o.
loo.s on Saturday the tools were found anC
turll, q over to thcir owner
| Il the Weghmastrr's Office John MCGEE. while
loaded down with TAN" fell through pane o
glass The WcghmuSter then upbra ded him ani
john replied with sass. The Wcghmaster then
warrant got and John was soon yalked in, and in
Court to-day they sang for JOHN that old four
ninety hymn.
In the Common Pleas Court on Saturday Luciar
and Emma Norris pleaded guilty to eight indict
mentS for violation Of liquor laws, and received
| fines amounting 20 %lG0 with costs to pay They
also pleaded guilty to the indictment of keeping
d house of ill-fame, and each received sentence
ot three months in the County Jail. They will be
tired in few days on the charge of procuring and
| Caticing young girl to enter life of shame
| Henry Peyton colored, and Ella Harman. white
wandered into Squire ]. J. smiths Office on Fri
day night and, showing the necessary papers
asked, to be married. The Squire asked Peyton II
the ladys veins contained any of the blood OF his
race Peyton said that the lady was Creole, but
| Ella put in here and said she was not Then the
| Squire read the law to them upon this subject
and the royal pair TOOK their departure in search
OF one to tie the knot that was not SO nquisitiye
| MARRIAGE LICENSE REGIsTER.-The following
| licenses have been Issued by Probate Judge John
c. Miller since our last report: James Welch and
Mary Cavauaugh VIM. n. Smith and Mary Will
| lame VIM P.crce ana Bird d.et Madden, John Gray
| aud Mary L. GRAY, Philip lIarzog and Auna Gem
| l,g, E'nath; n Stafford and Mattie C, Aspinall Ed
ward W. Kurtz and Lulu i. Miller, Nicholas Cris
and Sa arah Brnb;tker, Roberto. Robinson and Nh
tIda Rodgers Charles SCHNEIDER and Clara G.
Sm ill., Edward X. Dillon and Sarah Gooseman
T. J. Wires and Ida J. Kitchen, Henry Payton and
| EilN IFlrman, NJ chael Styer and Anna 3. Har
nsiI, Jos. A. Jones and Florence E. White. Tive
ordered not published and one declared VOID.
John H. johnson, real est te dealer, and City
Scaer Layton occupied All office together on Mar
| ltrt street until SATURDAY morning, whrn Laytnr
m we'd suddenly, and here's what clused hi!
Aasty removal: A man named Petty, having blsi
ness with Layton, dropped into the Office, and
While engaged in conversation, was ordered out by
johnson. Petty went out on the pavement where
he called Johnson naughty name; also invited
him out, telling him that he would clean the
pavement for him. johnson did not accept the
| invitation, but had Petty arrested, and he was ta
ken before the Mayor and fined Johnson ther
opened fire on Layton, who r2treated to Uncle
John KingOrc's, across the street, which place he
will hereafter make his headquarters. The cause
of all this trouble was about lew hard words thai
! passed between johnson and Petty u Jew days pre-
| yious TO this affair
SHtching Piles"