The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-22

PENDANTS; Mr.. Much White and Miss Mary
ATKINS ~ z g - &L
Tie sales by Major Hibicr on cbeapsidt
Saturday were 0 heifer calves, $40 so;
steer calves, So 75; horse $b5; 1ilorse,
S29 20; l mare, $40 80. Captain Kidd re.
ports ] lot of calves al 81 per head; dry
co~, &7 so. one milk COW, $50 mare, SAG;
l buggy. $40 ...tF, ..p's
Our city can now boast OF a singing
mouse. This little asi,nai Is domieiled at
Mrs Haynes, on Limestone street. After
the family has retired he comes out upon
the floor and sings or sgueaiGs his piece aud
then vanislcs The sound he produces is
said 10 resemble That of a mocking bird.
Henry Jewett leolored) was brought be-
fore Recorder Kinkaid ON Saturday, charged
with breaking into the house OF Mr.. Dan.
Cooper and taking tl,erefrom money and
other yaluabies. lie den ed the charge and
the case was continued until Monday that
Henry might procure counsel. When
lodged in Jail lie confessed 4he crime.
Though We have the finest country aud
as line soil as any portion Of the known
world, still our grain dealers, in order to
supply the home cOnsumptive demand, are
constantly importing oats and corn. Mr..
y. D. Laudaman has sold ten thousand
bushels of oats and five thousand bushels
OF corn since the 1st of January. all of
which came from other States. We need
more work and less gas.
For some time past there has been diff
ference of opinion among the members of
the colored Pleasant Green Church, as to
the retention of their present pastor, Rev.
Manuel A majority of them are in favor
of retaining him, while the minority seems
disposed to oust him al any cost. Several
difficulties have occurred on this account,
and on Sunday two Of the dissatisfied fac.
ton raised disturbance in the church and
were accordingly arrested and lodged in the
Slation-house.
RICHWOoD. o.
Mr.. Lou. Sabine, formerly of this place,
was i'll town Oh Sunday.
Miss Alice Randell, of Delaware, O., who
has been visiting here during the past
three weeks, returned home on Sunday.
The semi-monthIy temperance meeting,
in the NJ. J.. Church Sunday evening,
April 10th, 1870 was opened by singing BY
the choir, reading Of the 10th Psalm by
Rev Mr.. Spalir, singing by the choir, fol-
lowed by prayer by Rev. Leavitte Rev.
Leayitte gave short address Song, "The
Sparkling Wine" The following resolu-
tions, offered by H. C. Hamilton, were
adopted by unanimous consent:
"Resolved That thankful for what was
done for Us as the last term of the Common
Pleas Court, we hereby resolve to continue
to complain on all who may transgress
the law by illegally selling Intoxicating
drinks.
"Resnlved further, Thatwe have not and
Will not compromise with any one who
l,n 1nn. ,l,,,t
that may have been said or done in that
direction has been dome without our
knowledge or consent and meets with dis
approval and condemnation.
LsWREN CEuURG, IND,
Scarlet fever is becoming somewhat of an
epidemic in this city. Five persons we're
reported TO be afflicted with the dreaded
disease.
A large concourse of people from all parts
OF the country, are here paying their taxes
this being the last day without the ten per
cent. attachment.
EELLEvUE. Kv.
Mr. Genowny is, we are glad to state, able
to be out again.
Preaching in the NJ. L. Church tonight
at 80 O'Clock.
Good speakers are announced for the reg
ular temperance meeting to morrow night.
An entertainment was tD have taken
place Tomorrow night, but has been post.
poned.
Oliver Hartwig, who left for New Orleans
1 few weeks ago, has returned home again
and has been quite III.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the NJ. T..
Church viii meet on Thursday afternoon
1t the residence Of Mrs. Balance
Councilman james L. Anspaugh has re-
'eived much praise hrouph the Gazette
or mechanical work performed OH that
oaper.
Mr.. Gil!ivan, of Berry avenue and Mr. |
sam. Hays, OF Newport are now occupying |
lie stable on Center street with Il large |
took of fast horses for training among
which is sister to the celebrated Maud 5. |
WEST COVINGTON.
Sharp is still on the rampage
Mr.. Stewart Eaton will return from West |
|irgn'a some tame next month.
Miss Lizzie Heron, who las been confined |
o her bed, enjoys good health again.
Next Sunday there will be services at the
t o'clock, and all are invited
The Merry Circle Dramatic Club will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Andrew Dunn
iond street, this evening TUESDAY the 22d.
Sunday WAS n sad day to all those wit.
eSsng the burial Of Peter Hooker the boy
hot by Bhrton F. Hathaway, last Friday
"on. Sunday being fine day it seemed
$ ii the hills were alive with eager people
.fx,I, Il
le was taken TO the Lcwisburg Catholic
hurch and placed iii ST. Johns Cemetery
ault.
DAYTON. Wy.
Mrs. Truesdel, the victim of the High
md outrage. has been stricken with pur-
lysis and lies in dangerous, condition.
Marshal Stamper appeared in the Coun-
| ChaiGher last event with the balls and
lans in his possession Now let the bum ,
ers get ready to wear them.
The dummy coliided with a beer wagon
st evening. One shaft of the latter vehi-
e caught Mr. Ed. tapron and punched
Iin up severely, but not seriously.
CITY Council Council met last evening
regular session, the President in the
lar and all tlIe members present !
Tie City and Suburban telegram Assn
aton was granted the privilege to erect
leplone line. {
The Committee on Steam Ferry reported Z
favor OF granting Captain Hall the right t
run Slid ferry. Carried. q
The Jail Committee were ordered to !
AXE the necessary repairs in strengthening !
e Jail. +
The salary of the City Marshal was in, Il
caScd 800
The matter of the stock law was then
ken up. The resolution passed in Nav,
Is, permitting hogs and COWS TO run &c r.
rge was Ordered to be stricken from lhn