The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-10

Yesterday, while Healey was crossing
creek near Alexandria, he fell on the ice
and broke his right arm and upon exam-
ination it was found that the CASH. sup
posed to have been made by the hay-knife,
on the night the attack was made, was still
fresh. Hence the arrest.
GLEVES.
Happy to see our Deputy Sheriff with us occa-
sionally.
Mr. Reynolds is putting up ice at North Bend
employing about one hundred hands
Mr. Evans, of Miamitown, wa. here yesterday
trying TO negotiate for hotel at North Bend.
What has become of all the insurance agents?
Only six could be found. Tommy didn't know
II you want to buy cheap boots and shoes call on
VIM F. Laird. He says he buys cheap and Will
sell cheap for cash.
Mayor White will soon issue his proclamation,
perhaps without consulting the Common Council
OF even George Souders
tie Push aheads." Itis of a literary disposition,
and is likely to do great amount OF good. We
wish her success.
Resumption has taken place in Cleves. The
loafers are rcsuming their seats around the stoves
in the stores a saloons. Probably the elect Will
be local on store-boxes and chairs
HAMILTON.
Milt Davis is lying seriously i'll of disease sup
posed to b caused iiom eating pork.
Louis Sohngen of West Hamilton, will on
Thursday evening. 2id inst, lead to the hymeneal
altar Miss Louise Deacourt, only daughter of L.
B. Delacourt.
The con ract for furnishing blanks for the
County Auditors office, with the new tax dupli-
cate, was yesterday awarded to the Butler CouIfy
Democrat at II cost OF $75' Last year the same
work cost Sl03
Mrs J. R. Radcliff, of whose illness mention has
been made in the STAR died yesterday at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Phil Rothenbush, i'll
the First Ward. Mrs. Radclif' 8 home was III OK
ford, and she was on visit to her daughter When
she was attacked with pneumonia, of which dis
ease she d ed. Mr. Radcih was also sick with the
same disease but is much better.
The following adjustments were yesterday made
in The matter of the Hughes fire last Saturday
morning: Loss on bran auster part of the build
ing, $3.50; on machinery in same, $500 90: Oh
stuck. $40; total, $3.50 20. OF this amount Ken
ton Insurance Company pays S295 10, the Toledo
the same amount, and the Home and the Peoples
mach merry was total. Insurance on tn WIS 81 ,00o
on stock ard $500 on machinery The loss on the
Touring mill has not yet been adjusted On this
there are ST. 900 insurance-$G0 900 on stock, same
on building. The loss is total.
WEST COvINGTON.
The residents of West Covington have for some
time PAST been using their utmost endeavers to
raise sufficient funds to place their new church on
a sound financial basis rhe Home Circle Dra'
matte Club, young but highly talented organiza-
ton OF the above township, literally resolved to
d them by giving series OF three entertain.
| ments the proceeds to be devoted to the church
fund. Last evening was the first of these social
gatherings and proved highly successful Toe
much praise can not be bestowed on Miss Fanny
Adams, whpse execution Of the overture showed
that lady to be thorough student of the piano
forte Her rendering of vocal selection, ably ac
companied by Miss S. F. Merrill, was simply mag
| nit a,,nt Rnn1u Ir Fol- FpuT In,
| erby." in the lively comedy of "Everybody's
Friend" was not quite as much a success as his
friends might desire, though he shows signs OF
Improvement. r. c. Clark as Major Wellington
| Del}oots," Miss Jeanie Buchanan as "Mrs. Major
DeBOots,' and Miss Georgia Durham as Mrs
| Swandown" gave capital representations OF thei
| respective parts, which drew down well-earr ="
applau e.. Mr. Samuel Eaton as Frank IcebrC :.
| was fairly paSsable though we were struck all uI
in, heap in adm ration OF the Statue-like activity
oi the noted Sam. The entertainment was brought
ta close by the laughable farce of Slasher anc
CASHIER" Mr.. Thomas Buchanan as 'Samsol
Slasher," and Mr.. d S. Buchanan as "Christophe
Crashcr." Mr.. Charles Martin as Benjamin
Blnwhard" made greater success than he ha!
| hitherto done.
Capt. W. G. McCoys residence was entered b!
| tranps on Wednesday afternoon, and ago'd watch
and chain and several other articles were taken.
The new Town Board orgarized last evening
| Mr.. M. Lally was elected esident and JOS Ryar
| Clerk. Mr. R0manowitz was elected Treasurer o
both Town and School Funds
The Home C relies entertainment for the benef
of the Union Protest ut Church on Wednesda!
evening was very slimly attended, owing, it i
supposed to the weather Miss Fannie Adam
| sang the "Fower Girl" and was heartily ap
pauded, and for an encore gave Baby Mine.
1t is rInored on rood authority that Mr.. ]. w
Clark, Jr., who is visiting here at present, pro
| poses to take INT, himself a wife, a charmin}
young lady OF this town, to accompany him to h
| ranch in the Far West, some time during tn,
latter part OF this month.
SisRINGFIELD. O.
The Y. NJ. c. A. have issued card of thank
to those who donated to the Vending lecture
| fund.
President Merritt of the Board of County Com
mssoners, is conf ed to his home suffering from
the effects of fall upon an icy pavement OF
Monday.
Peter Lynch, driver of the Malleabie Iro1
| Works, slipped and fell under his cart on Wednes
day evening, and received by this mlshap severa
broken ribs.
Simms, the Main street notion man, has donated
another shirt to that petty thieving gang who hav
| for the past two months been sampling the out
door displays. George says he is going to put ou
another tomorrow. Give him Call.
Patrick Brice, charged with petit larceny, in tn,
stealing of sleigh, the property OF man nameo
Collier, was brought before Mayor Cole on Thurs
day afternoon. The trial took up the entire after
noon, and at the closing of our report no decision
had been given.
| LUDLOW, KY.
The sixth entertainment of the Galaxy Clul
| last Tuesday night was not as well patronized a
| the many brilliant features of the entertainment
deserved: for never in the history of the Club wa
there finer singing, better recitations and NOR
acceptable acting by the leading members in th
play. After the miscellaneous part of the pro
gramme, which the audience gave ample proc
| tt at they enjoyed BY FREQUENT and hearty ap
plause the evenings performance closed with
society comedy in three acts, called 1.-THE Flowe
of the Family" in which all who participated die
creditably. "Storm- -bound' and a grand socia
| two weeks hence.
Lips of Gold are not too good to speal
the praises of CaswelPs Slippery Elm
Lozenges for coughs. For sale in Cincin
natl by John Keeshan, apothecary.
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Forty fifth Congress. Third Session
| SENATE
| WASHINGTON Jan. 9-The Indian Appropria