The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-17

over FeenyS lett eye. iheh tne IaIh'iies
of the two parties pitched III ana ionght
lively fight, which resulted in all being ar
rested
NEWPORT.
For important Newport news see local
columns.
Fireman Coons, formerly of the Cincin-
natl Tens, came over last night and did
good service at the fire.
The funeral of Uncle Jimmy Smith is
postponed until tomorrow at p. M, from
the First Baptist Church.
Officer Crighton lost his revolver at the
fire last night The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at the Chiefs office.
"Christianity Won in the Lord" will be
the subject of Rev. Mr. Tinkers discourse
at the First Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing.
The Chief of Police notified over one
hundred business men this morning to pay
their CITY license at once, or suffer the con-
sequences.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial AS
sociation enterta ned their comrades from
Uovngton las night in fine style. Speech
making, music and singing were the order
OF the evening.
Judgments were rendered against the de-
PENDANTS in the tax cases of the CITY OF
Newport against Louisa Helm, guardian;
Susan Phillips, Geo. Scherrer, John w. and
Lucy +. Tibbatts, John W. Tibbatts, and
Geo, f. Havman, trustee; VIM. N. Air,
Mary Brunston Jas. Linet, Fred Wise and
Agnes p. SmalIey; also the Trustees OF the
town of Bellevue against James T. William
son and others, and against James l. VIII
iamson. Divorces were granted in the cases
of John Fletcher VS.. Hally Fletcher, and
August Sperry VS., Frederick Sperry.
Judgments were rendered in the Chan
cery Court Yesterday as follows: j. l.. r.
Hawthorne administrator Of Julia Whist
Ter, deceased, VS.. w. 5. and Josephine
Golding, for " 000, with interest; Edward
Norris heirs VS.. VIM. j.. Big@s and Others,
confirmation of report of division OF lands;
Pulke VS.. GuilfoN Ie; HoH7s executor VS.. w.
p Wallace, n. Rush vs.. H. Walker, for
Sc 400; Home Building Association, of
DAYTON, vs. l.. Trunk, for 500; Bernard
Friedhotl vs. C. 2. Erb and Others, $500
John Herman VS.. Anton Pul2er.
BELLEVUE. K-.
Regular service in the NJ. Il. Church to-
morrow morning by the pastor, Rev. u. l..
Sanders.
A temperance meeting is announced for
good speakers
Mr. John Rowland, brother-in-law OF
Mr.. f. A. Sazmann, died at the residence
of the latter on Thursday evening OF
consumption at the age of thirty-nine.
The funeral will take place tomorrow al
ternoon at o'clock, and the remains DC
inferred III Spring Grove.
Lou. Sarver, the cutter of the boyname d
TAYLOR. of Fulton. was before Mayor Nor
gan Yesterday to answer the charge. Ihe
ease was continued until to-day on account
of the failure OF witnesses to prosecute Ill
the witnesses fail to-day, Lou. will be at
liberty before night. 1t is rumored that
Sarver's victim appeared on this side OF the
river Yesterday with slight scratch, but
would not appear to prosecute.
DAYTON. Ky
Stock Law election next Monday.
Cards are out for X. o. P. meeting to
night
Miss Leila Jones is home from pleasan
visit TO Louisville.
The Baptist Mite Society will assemble a
the residence of Mr.. w. f. Laws.
Miss Nellie Jones and Miss Florence Rho
rer are visiting friends at Carthage, Ky.
The NJ. Z. monthly social will meet a
the residence of Mr.. Laws Wednesday even
ing. Straw berries.
Jonah Myers, late of the steamer Whale
has returned home. Jonah could not res
easy in the W hale.
Mr.. John FenneIl and Miss Macy Murra,
became Good Templars last night. Tht
meeting was well attended.
SPRINGFIEhD. q.
Workmen from Cleveland are here 10 put up tn
iron work for tine new jail.
The ColvIle Folly Company and Howe's Lon
don Circus lave cancelled their dates here.
S29s hus already been realized by the Toohe
benefit, aud all returns not yet i'll. Good enough
By way Of It personal we find it n ccssary II
men ion that his "nobs' john T. Norris was II
!he city on Friday.
Judge Taft looked at our city for about tw
hours on FRIDAY. Great thing tGat the Judge es
capped our News men. Nobody could stand tn
avalanche.
The plans for rebuilding the central portion o
the lniirmuIy, offered al the JOINT meeting OF tn
Directors and County Commissioners, were ap
proved and adopted
The Grover Combination in "Our Boarding
House" May 22d. It's strange how many time
this company AS played this houst, and yet the
still have it. This is no pun.
The agent OF Bertha Won ITiliern. the trampisi
has been negotiating with the Z. c. Guards for
walk here. The prospects are that Won Hiller
VIII not Walk, lur lhe Dols caii MAKE tefms.
colorqd man named Smith. resident of Yves
Jefferson street. cut an artery in his wrist an
nearly bled TO death Friday. The cause Of tn
same was the falling of q window containing
broken glass
PAT. Berry and several friends appeared In Eli
fIun Ir's sanctuary on Friday to TX over Il charg
nf violation If the Sunday ordinance. Fat an
his chums got the b,st If the debate, and wer
awarded with discharge
s. A. Bowman's lit lie scheme offered at the las
meeting of the Board OF Directors Of the Narro'
Gauge involves The sale of the road and he ssh
of NOR bonds, the same 10 be done with tn
view Of making tia standard gauge road, SO q
10 enable 1t 10 compete tn other roads
Mr. b. Miller, Manager of lisa Won Blumen, c
Rochester n y, the pedestr enne Is here mai
ing arrangements for walk the same to tax
plare within two weeks and, II is reported
Backs Opern-house. A gold medal, or $40 j
money will be given to amateur who wi
do one hundred to he lady's one hundred an
twenty miles The lady and her manager are
present guests at the Lagonda House.
party made up of two Of our young blood
aud three young misses woke up the denizsns