The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-16

would carry out his threats.
The case is set for half-past this evening
before Squire Harris, Kordel in the mean
time being obliged to give bonds in the sum
of So, 200 for his appearance.
LUDLOW. KT.
There is good authority for stating that
the Journal will shortly change hands Mr..
J. A. Pernet will take a walk" so to speak.
Ahem.
The ladies and gentlemen composing the
Merry Circle Club of West Covington gave
very enjoyable social at the Centennial
Hall last Friday evening
Deacon L. W. Smith is raising a new chin
whisker, and sharpening his Faber No. 2,
preparatory to his occupation of the edito-
rial chair Of the new weekly. All the old
time Journalists and printers Of this city
welcome the famous "Physgygg" to his old
stamping ground, and wish him success in
his new venture.
PERsoNAL-Mr f. C. johnson was in the
city yesterday. Prof Dixon will shortly
occupy his new quarters. Mr. Larry Flick
niger will shortly make balloon voyage
so Dame Rumor hath it. Mr.. L. c. johnson
has resigned the Presidency of the School
Board, and Mr.. Jas. A. Cassidy was elected
to fill the vacancy. George Washington
Whipple will contest for the prize in the
coming pedestrian tournament. OF course
this incident in the life of the Hon. G.
Washington w. will date just about "six
and half months after his second election
to Council"
LEXINGTON. KY.
Rev. George 0. Barnes holds his next
meeting at Washington, Mason County
Kentucky.
The Fayette House bar has passed into
the hands of J. r. Jewell and is attended
by Mr.. Beach.
Mr.. II. G. Metcalfe has been very i'll of
rheumatism for the past two weeks, but is
now much better and hopes soon to be out
DR.. H. A. NJ. Henderson, our present Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, but
who will retire after the August election,
has been elected President of the Kentucky
Wesleyan College at M.llersburg.
The decisions of the Fayette Circuit
Court on Friday were as follows: Ernest
Bell, colored, grand larceny, two years in
Penitentiary; Bob johnson, colored, mali
cious shooting, five years in State Prison.
VIM. Lancaster, grand larceny, acquitted
because of insanity and sent to the Asy-
lum; Taylor Bowen, burglary, four years in
Penitentiary; Henry Jewett, grand larceny,
six years in the Pententiary; Henry Will
son and Henry Horton, breaking into
store-house and stealing, Wilson one year
and Horton five in the Penitentiary.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
A slateful of drEnks was what greeted
the eye at Spring street on Saturday night
The excursion trains from this parish to
the Paris of America were we'll patronized
on Sunday by our people.
John T. Norris was passenger on the ex-
cursion train on Sunday bound South.
Johns fields are Missouri, and rumor has it
that he is engaged upon the Hertzer work.
An attempt was made during FRIDAY
night to rob the ticket office of the Pan
handle Road. By the rattle of the window
Mr.. Peacock, who sleeps within the build
ing, was awakened, and his movements
frightened the intruders away.
The finale of the picnic at the Fair
Grounds on last Saturday evening can not
be said to be satisfactory. The racket was
kept up to such a late hour that many peo-
pie found it unnecessary to retire. prefer
ring to take the strain upon their legs.
Pat Berry, saloonist, had three indict-
ments for violating the liquor ordinance
against him in the Common Pleas Court on
Friday. When Pat. was wanted he failed
to turn up. Deputy Sheriff Foley was put
aft er him. and late in the evening he was
found near the Infrmary building and
brought to the city, and on Saturday morn
ing appeared before Court and was fined
$50 and costs.
HAMILTON.
Mrs. L. Anchor, of Cincinnati, has for her
guest Mrs. r. f. Smith, of Hamilton.
Miss Allie Phillips is entertaining Miss
Sallie Kumler, of Westborough, Ohio.
Judge Gilmore of Eaton, will occupy the
bench here this week for the first time.
Mrs. N. Wood, of East Ludlow, has for
her guest Miss Clara NJ. Sparks, of Cincin-
natl.
day, and passed bills amounting to
81, 800 So.
F. B. Puthoff has put plate-glass front
in his store on Main street. A decided i'm
provement.
Miss Lena Winkler of the firm of
Winkler Wesco, returned from a pleas
ant visit to Seven Mile this morning.
officer Egglebrecht went to Cummns-
vile Saturday night and lassoed Walter
Pattinger, charged with horse-stealing
The present term of our Public Schools
closes next week. The new corps of teach
ers for the coming year will be appointed
next Thursday evening.
The millinery establishments of this CITY
are worked to their utmost capacity. Miss
Ida Ecret,on High street, gives employment
to six girls, and is busy night and day.
The exercises OF the High School gradu-
ating class at Dixon's Opera Hall on next
Friday will be unusually interesting. Some
fine speaking and reading may be expected.
Miss Julia Gaylord and mother will re-
turn from Illinois in time to be present at
the wedding of Miss May Van Derveer to
Mr.. Reniamin Brown on next Thursday
evening
The Fourth of July is looming in the near
future, and the breast of the average Ham
ilton boy is filed with aspirations of mer-
camille character looking to the acquisition
of subsidiary coinage.
Marshals for the coming fair are F. W.
Whitaker Chief; w. Fl. Allen, Nathan
Flenner A. J. Welliven and A. ]. Slade,
Assistants. The Agricultural Society will
hold their next meeting next Saturday.
The Republican Central Committee met
Saturday in the Courthouse and proceeded
to the election of officers which resulted as
follows; Robert Joyce, Chairman; Fred.
Egry, Secretary; and Samuel Shaffer, Treas
urer After transacting some minor bust
ness the Committee adjourned TO meet
July 18th at 230 p. m, when the time for
holding convention will he set.
AURORA, IND.
George an eight-year-old son of julius
Stamm, the gunsmith, was killed on Satur-
day evening, the 14th instant, by horse
kicking him in the stomach A month ago
Freddie, six-year-old son of Mr.. Stamm,
was drowned in the Ohio River while |