The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

/ back. As he ran lie was seen 10 throw
something over a fence which when found
proved TO be well-made key. Mrs. Valley
had gone from the Jail, and n warrant was
soon issued for her arrest, and
placed in the hands of the
Sheriff. She was found at her place of cnl-
/ ployment The warrant was read TO her,
she made some Preparations and accom-
panied the guard 10 The office of Squire
| Van Pelt where the ease was Immediately
called. The Commonwealth announced its
| readiness to proceed with the trial. The
| defendant waived examination and was ad,
mitted to bail in the sum of $3.50, for want
nf which the prisoner went TO Jail. Later
| Mrs. Valley furnished the proper security
and and released Oh bail
BATAVIt. q.
Charles T. Jamison, editor of the l'rbana
Citizen and Gazette, is visiting his fathers
| folks here.
| Captain P. i. Swing has been quite sick
all The week, and confined to his room, nj
| the residence of his father, Judge Philip b.
Swing.
The musical entertainment on Thursday
evening, of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, was IA grand success, and the tab
lcaux splendid.
stephen Younghlnth, Of Cincinnati, took
| judgment on Friday in the Common Pleas
against the Cincinnati & Eastern Narrow
guage for $23s 35.
AT request of many citizens Rev. William
| Ely will repeat his free lecture on Sunday
evening at the NJ. L. Church. Subject:
Man as an Animal
MORROW, o.
Rev. Joseph Farchilds informs us he will
preach at the NJ L. Church next sunday
"Where shall we build the Courthouse?
is the question being considerably agitated
at the present time.
| The Morrow Rifle Team under command
of Captain J. {. Hart, are already in the
field practicing. At target practice
Wednesday afternoon the highest score was
made by Myers. thirty-eight out of a posi-
bic fifty. The team made the highest score
championship of the State last year, and
are working hard to retain it the coming
season. They have engaged the services of
Dutch Opes as baggagc-master when they
| start East
nELLEVUE. KY.
A brick house is about 10 be erected on
Fairfield avenue.
Owing TO the absenee Of Rev. T. i.
Sanders at Somerset, Ky, no services will
! he held al 8 Il III.
| Quite Il large number of our Young So
ciety people attended the hop al the High
land House last night.
At lie last Temperance meeting a vote of
thanks was rendered those who took part
| in the entertainment given two weeks ago.
Services in the NJ. T.. Church tomorrow
evening at half-past seven O'Clock by Rev.
| Mr. Woodhall OF Cincinnati. All are in
vited TO attend.
Captain Ed. Scoiiell and his mate Will
are now making extensive arrangements to
run their ierry-boats to suit all the people
who are in favor OF rapid transit.
Captain, Tie ON my post, +" is tho word
now said by those who are rivals in the
coal-boat business. Verify, the denizens OF
the river are happy when the river is high.
DAYTON. KY.
Miss kate Whiting continues Qaite fee
BILE
Mr. Will White was suffering a great deal
last night.
The dummies are slowly but surely fall
ing to pieces,
The Good Templars had rousing meet,
ing lastnishl.
Don't forget Rapid Transit tonight at
Ehmer'S Hail.
Judge McKibben honored our burg with
a call last night.
Judge Skillbeck claims that gross neglect
ut The polls defeated him.
EThe family OF COL Bob Forsythe bade
farewell to Dayton yesterday.
Milton Hunter reports all his children
out OF danger except the youngest.
We have the best disciplined and best
taught school for its size in the State.
Remember the Sunday school reunion al
3 o'clock Sunday at the NJ. Il. Church.
Father Grome's elegant library will be
sold at the Courthouse in Newport to-day
Why was il that the polls were closed in
the Fourth Ward from II to on election
day?
The Methodist pulpit will be supplied by
distinguished divines from abroad to-mor
row.
Miss Mary Frazee, an accomplished young
lady, is a guest of Mrs. Kaighn on Thirt
street
All the cases against the st. Francis
Church, of Dayton have been transferred
to the Chancery Court.
MI Albert Hill, our rising young artist
took the medal in the Art Department o
the Mechanics Institute.
The Baptists will take long, lngerin.
farewell look at their church on Sunday
Work begins Monday in earnest.
The services at the Episcopal Church las
night were very impressive. Rev. Mr.. FL
well will conduct The services Sunday.
DR.. G. G. Skilman, oi the Baptist Church
will preach from the old pulpit, out of tn,
, old Bible, in the old church, Sabbath morn
ing and night, for the last time, as all viii
! hereafter be new. ...
,, II is a settled fact. We are to have
steam ferry. Captain Hall, Of Dayton, ha
his boat ready for business She is now a
Portsmouth, awaiting orders, and he is ne
} ,gotiating with the Cincinnati authoritie
for suitable landing.
: A. c. Williams, alias Rev. Mr.. Williams
j alias Capt II. s. Hill. the silyer-plated ora
. | tor has turnpd IL d at Rising SIM Ind