The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-06

of revival meetings at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Moore fell upon the icy pavement
Saturday and fractured her arm.
The free bridge is the most popular route
just now to and from Cincinnati.
The feast of the Epiphany is being OBJ
served. as a holiday in the Catholic
Churches.
Fred. Stagman was found lying on the
railroad yesterday nearly frozen. His ears
and hands were badly bitten.
Twenty-six unfortunates found shelter
IN the Station-house last night. They came
from Cincinnati via the free bridge.
Don Carlos Robb, aged thirteen, son of
Mr. and Mrs B. II. Bobb, formerly we'll
known citizens of this city, died at Huston,
Texas, on December 26th.
Mr.. Fred. Quinlin, who was so terribly
injured by fall at Swift's Rolling Mill
Saturday, was considered by the attending
physician this morning to be out of dan
ger.
The Week of Prayer continues every
night, except Saturday, at the York-street
Congregational Church. The sub bjects for
each evening will be those recommended
by the Evangelical Alliance.
Chancery Court convened this morning,
Hon. Judge Menzcs presiding The Chan
cellor made his report. After which the
celebrated case of the city of Newport
against the Newport e. Cincinnati Bridge
Company for back taxes amounting to 800
was taken up. The case brought out con-
siderable discussion on bol h sides, when the
Court ruled in favor of the Bridge Com
pany.
Capt. Bill Air, while overseeing the cut
ting away of the ice from his ferryboat yes
terday afternoon, accidentally stepped upon
a cake of ice that was broken and was pre-
into the water He managed to
swim and keep his head above the freezing
liquid until his friends, seeing his danger,
hastened to his rescue. He suffered no
bad effects save good ducking and severe
suffering from the cold.
VIM. Greenwood, who is serving term
Oft years at Frankfort for forgery, writes to
his friends in Newport, appealing to them
in the name of humanity 10 use their infu-
ence with the Governor to have him par
doned. 1t must be said that the offense for
which Greenwood is now paying The pen
atty was his first. His life previous to that
was without blemish, and his solemn dec
laration to do better in future should have
some weight, if not for his sake for that of
his poor old mother
COLUMBIA. o.
No meeting at the Reading rooms tonight.
This is to be week OF prayer at the Congrega-
tional Church.
Communion service was held at the Congrega-
honal Church yesterday.
The Union Sabbath schools of Columbia met at
the NJ. +. Church last night.
There will be religious services in the Columbia
NJ. L. Church every evening excepting Saturday, |
this being the week of prayer.
The tenth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Godale was celebrated at their home in Linwood |
on lust saturday evening. About eighty que Is
were present, and the gifts were numerous. The
evening was mo enjoyably spent, and dancing |
was participated in until a late hour. bounte- |
ous bant uet was spread, consisting OF all the lux
uries of the season. and the guests departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Godale would live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Good skating on the Kentucky River.
The election of city officers in Frankfort took
place Saturday.
The "Press" and evening "Blatter" here are at 1t !
again. So far several have been wounded but
lone killed.
Mr.. Frank Fisher model young business man
Of this city, will soon wed a young lazy from
ohio, estimated to he worth alb ut S5O,OOO.
he new year with. Two have been committed
already, Wayne County furnishing the first kill
ng.
Mss Efie Mayes, young lady residing on South
Broadway, slipped and fell yesterday afternoon
breaking her left arm in two places above the
wrist -
Important arrivals at the Ashland Hotel yester-
lay: Col G. d. Deacon, Paris France; Major P. J. |
Duvenck, Austria; Captain A. w. Wellock, Mary
and General Cavan Name, and ]. b. d. Rowley, /
Vermont.
The School Committee has allowed Prof. Hunt
while i'll, the same salary as if he were well and
1t business. They have also allowed the Profes
ors substitute extra pay for teaching. This is an
outrage on the people and should not be toler-
ited.
DAYTON. KY.
The protracted meeting in the NJ. E. Church
continues,
Mrs. VIM. r. Laws is seriously i'll at her resi-
lenGe on Fairfield avenue:
Day after day departs and still the dummies do |
lot resume. Wake 'em up, Jake.
The young people will trip the gentle frozen
zoe at Odd-feloWs Hall tonight.
Regular services in all the churches were well |
attended yesterday, in spite OF the cold weather.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The free bridge is open to the public at scofeld's
erry
Mr. Joe Dolman is about to engage in the but
er and egg business
1t is said that good speakers will appear at the
temperance meeting on Wednesday night
Why don't the manipulators OF the law arrest
ome of those reckless fellows who carry pop-guns
n their pockets Make an example.
Herman Strauss, a young man of Newport,
while skating near the creek on Saturday, had a
narrow escape from drowning by getting too near
IN air-hole.
Jim Writ, cheeky individual of nineteen who
ives in Dayton, got himself filled with more bad
whisky than the capacity of his stomach would
allow and feeling kind of sleepy laid down on
fairfield avenue to take snooze in the sun. Geo.
Nendr0th being informed that a man was in a
rozen condition, brought him into his saloon and
hawed him out. Writ then wanted more LIQUOR
,ut was refused. He then commenced o trade of
buse on Geo Wendroth, the barkeeper whothen
jected him, not befure Writ however. made an
fort to get his pistol, but was prevented by Mar
hal Ratclffe, who took it away from him. evil
o. good" was Virt's motto.
LUDLOW. KY.
The "Admral's Daughter is coming. So is the
Fourth OF July. . ~
Rev. Mr.. Steen and lady received many hand
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