The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
THE DAILY STAR



Baptist Cnurcn tomorrow, will oe The Power
OF Cod
In the County Court to-day, Robert T. Miller
was appointed administrator of the estate OF Chas
7. Martin.
The officers of Beethoven Lodge, Knights of
houor elected Tor the ensuing tern were Installed
last night
Mr. Mute Stevens the prince OF good fellows, |
was in town to-day shaking hands with his nu-
merous friends.
The State Teachers Association met yesterday
at Falmouth. Professor NIgman, Ot thus city, IS
acting rs secretary.
John and Frank Weaver mot our Madson-s,reet
weaveTsl were tined SIS etea in the Police Court
to-day for Il breach vi the peace
Two OF the male emplo, Is OF Lee & smiths to-
hacco factory were overcome by the heat ycSter-
day, and rusIorauNes had ~ be applied 10 them.
Bill Lit had little setto with tteuchy Santitr
to-day. He WAS yalked oquay by DepuV Mar
shal Bolan, and VIII Apialn 10 the Mayor Mon-
day.
Policeman Paddy Casey and MaTietmaster Eng
anu are practiclng lor twenty yhve-lnlle running
race They are dieting On beel.tea and shadow
oil.
Col Jack Seely, the popular and prosperous
young printer, has received the cont lor print
tng the programmes for Pixies Opcr'-house next
season.
The father OF Lewis Kuhiman became CON
sGieuce-s,rIckcn to-day and paid the - assessed
against his sou Lewis, ana lad hlm released from
custody.
A man named Ed. Saylor is reported to have
been struck by Lightning IN the Left arm, day be-
.ore yesterday, AT Culbertson StaLlon, uuIlnS the
gfeat Storm
The Kentucky Staats Zeitung. under the super
vision uI uerr Joe Meier, has made lis appGalauce.
It Is well printed and contains Il choice selection
nj literature
Constable Tom Dunn and his able Deputy, Nick
Cochran. ydlikGd u. Ilepei III Yesterday lot shoot
ing III the city limits tic Was nneu % ana costs
by 'Squle puVen.ck.
A large number of our society beaux and bellies
asse4uDIcu III tAe residence Vi Miss kutie litsse
Inicr Last evening l., IistuII TO the reuaItOn oi
very Attractive musical l'rusraulne.
Rev. 0. A. Bartholomew Will conduct the serv
ices at the t1lAstleI Christian GDulrh lomor'
row HIS subject lUr the evening WIl Ue, "huve-
latvns nom uou ~ Man are necessary.'
Personal-Jack Weiling has returned home
rom Il lengthy visit III Ono. HIs N tuy friends
are glad once more " welcome him home. lie
says tIIe old home am what IL llAeI " Oe,
MIR. Ashbiook from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported 10 the Cny Council last night
that the President had borrowed 5000 fOr iuut
months al 4 l'er cent, from the tIEst National
Bank, for the use Ut the city
The Intense heat OF to-day caused the men at
Licking Roll ng-mll 10 quit work. several were
carried out i'll u critical condition. number OF
tne employees al Mitchell d IrlHter'S mill also quit
Work /. Is the hottest day OF LhC season Oy o.
The "celcbrNtcu COW ora llullCe Ol MT. MI
Danu0ld was offered 10 The CITY Council last night
out failed to ptss, alter it had bCcl patched np
with a variety ol amendments. The iAudable OBJ.
lect was to prohibit t4e pIa uee OF letting COWS
run al large.
Thos Byrncs, EX. Marshal of West Coyngton, is
circulating pet ton Il King Tor u eHearlIG Oh his
case before the Grand jury. II VIII be remembered
jhat ne was convicted ami Scntvnced to tie Penn
tentiary for one year. lie Claims uiat he was
wFUngiully COuNiClGl.
II ,v,r p,rS;I,l, prtiou bf Cnuntl lost
wheu they refused IN grant Thomas Wilson alip,
Thomas Mcllulr his free ION, rs he is dangerous
man and should be compelled TO serve Out h
sentence. He is wanted III Cincinnati, we under
stand, on several charges.
The Special Committee Of the X, c. r. H., ap-
noinGed TO consider the alVisabiilty of extending
he road met yesterday. and "A resplI Oil was
adopted instiurIirg The committee to ascertain
what aid could be procured from the counties
along the line OF the piopused extension.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Master Commission
eT for {. l.. Dcngla aud tue Tuslee' Ol the St
hugustinc's Catholic Church To G. Il. WnStOn,
that lOt OF ground in Wolf Co.'S subuv sion,
bounded on the by State street caSl by Mad
,son, west by Mullins and north by line 1909
fcet north oI State streets 30
N.ME'ORT.
MIR. Thomas johnson leaves tonight for Cleyc-
land, Ohio.
Thermometer g5 al | q NJ. and o. in the shade
NJ 10 H. in to-day.
The Soldiers and Sailors nctted $40 at their
Fourth OF july picnic
Mr. r. G. Ross of Portsmouth, O., is the guest OF
Cant, J. J. ta pc OF this city
Some mean scamp grasp d Officer Clarys hat
his morning ana made away with it.
The Sisters Of the Convent Of Immaculnta have
zone TO Lexington 10 rcmain during the vacA-
i'm
Rev. Mr.. Muloni& HIS returned from the coun-
try, ana VIII preside nj GNce NJ. Z. Church to-
morrow.
Miss Martha Williams left yesterday on a two
months visit to lIiends at Portsmouth and Iron
lon ONO.
SerY ccs as usual tomorrow at the First Bap
list Church. Subject THE Assurance OF tAe
Chi tiDu.'
Asixtccn pound boy arrived in Newport yester
Jay, Rud is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Wick
ers. OF lioopGr's Hill
The CONGREGATIONAL Picnic of the Church Of the
linn tCulAte L uveptluu Will be held at PdIlur
Grove On the 10th intnt.
"ChrslltucS. the Test cf Faith" will be the
subject OF Elder W, Il, Hathaway, at the Christian
Church tIIa! a!mtn's iial) tomorrow morning.
Samuel Cha k a St mason, was Frustrated by
the lie ycste day while ut work on nuiid ns on
Front ste t. and had 10 be carried 10 his home ON
Walnut street
There viii be speral serv ces at the York street
Congregational C1urCh tomorrow morning Tor
the purprsr OF raising 81 $40 indebtedness Oh the
church. Rev Dr. Eastman will oillciaIe.
Charles Won Lehman. who has been confined
in jnl awaiting the action OF the Grand jury on u
charge OF receiyi M ney unGcr false pretenses,
ave the necessary bail this morning and was re-
leased.
Mrs. Mary A. Iowline arrived ct her home in
IN this city last evening" after an absence o seven
teen years on the Island ol Cuba, Ms. bowling
was n resident uf Newport III rtv YEAR ago, aud
opened the frst uruchial SohOo fOr English
spe king children in that city.
The helpers at the heating furnaces at Swifts
Rolling Mill have struck for All increase oi wages.
TEty now get % Ceuts per heat and demand ~
cents whirn ii granted would make their waG
81 50 per day. remarkably small sum I II a
man TO stand in front OF furnace 1,OOO' III heat
Mr.. Ed IIayman, who was assaulted by Oliver
Root on the ever ng OF the 2Sth Of June, is slowly
rec bvcrjng. and there good prospect OF his sight
being restored. Col. X. W. Nelson, attorney fnI
Mr. Eayinau, will file suit in the Circuit Court
Monday AGAINST o. W. Root for damages in The
sum OF $4,000.
Several of the pr soners confined in the Jail who
have been the rampage, making the nights
hidctls with their une6rthly yeilS, and Hnnoyine
The surround ny nelghborhood, nave finally beer
brought to terms. The ]aer turned II hose on
and attempted to drown them out, but that mNdt