The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13
called in a few days and al organization
I'd


Effected.
For Newport bellies wonderful advea
ture, see local columns.
Madame Lake, the famous side-saddis
rider at Barnum's show, was formerly a
this city.
Mrs. Overton, sister in-law of Waller
0verton, arrived home this morning from
Virginia.
There are upwards of fifty employees of
the late John Shillito residing in this city.
Bellevue and Dayton
Mr.. Charles Smith, the undertaken, was
presented last night by his wife with the
pair of twins in the thros
cities.
Rev. TT
--ven Muse, having concluded AZ
rangements to remain as pastor of the Co
lumbia-street Presbyterian Church, viii
preach his inaugural sermon tomorrow
morning.
Rev. S. W. Spears, D., of the Kentucky
Conference, will preach tomorrow mora
ing at Taylor-street M. E. Church (Southa
In the evening at IN o'clock, at the same
Church, Bishops. D. Doggett, of Richmond,
Va, Will preach.
The entertainment to be given for the
benefit of William Hammer, a victim of
the Post disaster will take place Monday
at the Highland House. The management
will be under the auspices of Court Con-
cord, Independent Order of Foresters, of
this city.
telegram from Somerset Ohio Is.s
night announces the de ,th of the venerahl.
mother of Mr. George M. Dittoe, editor os
the Local. The deceased was eipbtv.thre.
years OF age, and was very estimable lady.
Mr.. Dittoe and family leave to-day to at
tend the funeral.
Yesterday afternoon durine tbe 6ranc,,-
ing rain Officers Bovd and Flvnp arrestaa
VIM. Locher on charge of stealing tus,
logs from this side of the Licking and raft.
ING them over TO the Covinoton side H.
waived examination before Mavor Hartou
This morning. and was held over in $IOO to
answer the charge.
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'isi'' INV i'S'
Yesterday evening man entered tho
back yard OF Mrs. Obennesser's saloon, ON
the corner OF Macarthur street and Central
avenue, and tried to raise row with soma
OF the inmates OF the house. Mrs. Oben-
nesser went out to quiet the rascal when ha
became very, abusive and threatened TO
clean out the house. Mrs. O6ennessor
started to eject him from her premises when
he struck her in the forehead with ham
mer and cut frghttul looking cash, and
Knocked her lnsenslble. Or. Locke waa
called and sewed up the wound. He says
it is not necessarily fatal. The man wha
struck her is said to be her son, but nothing
definite could be ascertained as to who was
the perpetrator. No arrests.
CHANcERY CouRT.-The following iudn
ments we're rendered.
William Winthrop and wife VS.. Upton
Clay, and same VS.. the Newport Mart and