The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30

ant time is anticipated
A man named J. H. stah startled the commun-
ity this morning by stat ng that he was waylad by
robbers Mt some house last night and robbed Of
over 81, 900.
Fred. Kuger, father Of the little girl who brought
the charges against Judge Harris, was bound over
TO the Criminal Court this morning in the sum Of
$50 on charge OF carrying concealed weapons
The Central Building Association met at Eclipse
Hall last night for the purpose Of organizing and
adopting constitution. The first payment OF
dues will begin next Tuesday night at the same
hall
At Four Mile yesterday morning Chas. Henkens
young man Of twenty, who was diving 10 re-
cover the bodies OF the two BOYS drowned at
Willistou's Landing the day before, went down
in strong eddy and never rose To the surface
aga.n.
Mrs George Maxfleld, who left Wednesday, July
10th, to visit her parents at william. burg Cer
mont County, Ohio took seriously i'll the same
evening and died the next Gay. Her husband
who resides here, has the sympathy Of his numCr
Gus friends.
VIM. II. Lanigan and J. T. bloomfield, both OF
Cincinnati came 10 This side y, sterday, and after
filling up with various kinds OF urink-in other
words they got drunk-they commenced 10 abuse
the officers. Mayor iarton fined them So md
costs each this morning
Dauiel Corilley was before Squire Buchanan
this morning 70 answer three serious chargcs-one
for assault with intent 10 Kill committed on Ellen
MAnpgue, another for carrying concealed wcap-
Ons, and a third on peace warrant sworn out by
Lawrence Manoguc. The Court bound him over
10 tine Criminal Court in the sum ol SlU0 for each
charge. In default he was sent TO Jail.
William Witford aged about twenty-five, md
who claims to be waiter nj the Highland House,
grossly insulted n respectable lady in sreet.car
yesterday afternoon by exposing hls person In her
presence The lady, who resides OH York street,
but whose name, at her request, we withhold from
publication, stopped the car and notified Officer
Daily, who, with the assistance Of Fireman Charles
Solar, arrested the brute Mayor Harton fined
him 500 and costs and fifty days on the stone
pile; and His Honor regretted that the law would
not 0lloW him to go farther.
Judge Charles Harris, arrested on the charge of
committing rape oil little Louisa Ida Kruger,
hgd his preliminary trial yesterday afternoon. The
krut ge:s testified substantially to the same state
| ments made i'll yesterdays paper The defense of.
| fercd some medical testimony which went 10
show the child's person had not been injured.
After the testimony taken 'SquiIeS Fuller and
| buchanan, who sat in the case during the after
| noon OH account Of Judge Mukibbrn having been
sworn off the bench, decided 10 hold the accused
over to the Criminal Court in the sum Of $4,000,
| At a late hour last night the following gentlemen
| signed Judge Harris bond: p C.. Brown !. X.
! lIackathorne j, X. Stone, Charles Spinks. and
NJ. Siddens, and he was released at noon to-day.
LEXINGTON. RH.
The cornerstone of the new Market
house was luyed to-day with appropriate
ceremonies.
Between two and three hundred persons
| great excursion.
The case of Lewis Nelson, charged with
cutting with intent to kill, was continued
until "Wednesday.
Our State officers are to be elected next
| Monday. new Constitution is also to be
voted Tor or against.
Our townsmen, Judge Hunt, Jerry Nor
| ton, Robert 7 ornton and Richard Ander-
son, have returned from Virginia, where
| they have been fishing and hunting for sew
eral weeks.
While Memphisi is in sackcloth and ashes
| and daily and almost hourly the scene Of
death from yellow fever would it not be
well for our city officers to take every
precaution to rid our city of every vestige
| of putrid and disease-breeding matter?
There are many back yards and alleys that
should be attended TO Immediately.
We are glad to inform our readers that
| the Phoenix will be rebuilt. The company
holding stock in the to be new hotel will
meet August the 3D. elect officers and pro-
@eed to business. Near 100000 have been
subscribed, and we may reasonably expect
our dutard little ci y to assume new life and
activity. Watcr-works will follow and man
ufactpries spring up, so that within another
year or two We shall not hear that old worn
out cry, hard times"
The following persons. left yesterday
| morning for Niagara Falls, Toronto and
Putin Bay: Mrs. John T. Miller, Miss
Mollie Miller. Irvine Miller, James Elliott
V. V. Gardner and wife, ii. Mcfarland
Mrs. Barbara Mcfarland, J. II. Graves and
yyifn MrS w N and Mic! Nuni,in
Laughlin, Miss Alice Withers, W. +. With
ers, J. S. WitherS and wife, Dennis Multi
gan, wife and son, Miss SaIlie Allen, A. J.
Campbell, II. Schaetier, S. w. Marrs, Halle
Yates, Miss Lou. Drake, Mrs. Ju-
liza Il. Logwood, Miss Alice George
Mrs. MGCan DR.. ]. G. Chinn. Mrs. Levi
PrewItt, Miss Ellen Prewitt, Mrs Kennaird,
Mrs j. f. Robinson, Jr., son and. daughter,
Miss Railey, Rev. II. F. Turner and daugh-
ter, Prof. ]. Il. Patterson, DR.. J. NJ. Logan,
Rus. S. Patterson, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. NJ. E.Lees and daughter, Mrs. G.
J. lIaden, Miss Mary Foster, Miss Ella
Welcb, Mrs. Chew, Mrs. Gibney and Mrs.
McGrath. Others whose names we are not
in possession of also went
BELLEVUE. KT.
Temperance meeting tonight.
After tomorrow fifteen per cent. will be
added to unpaid tax bills.
Mr.. John Kearns of Berry avenue, is
happy. It's boy of eleven pounds.
Our citizens of both parties should not
forget to vote to have the Constitution re-
vised on next Monday.
Mrs. John Dickson, of Front street, left
on the steamer Telegraph last evening to
visit friends in the upper part Of this State.
W. tn +lo -
Mrs. Fred. Stalzenberg, which took place
about noon yesterday. Mrs. Stalzenberg
has been in failing health since early last
spring.
The social last night at the residence of
Ella Cunningham was a very enjoyable
affair and afforded much pleasure to those
present. Misses Mary and Lizzie Lukens,
of Dayton, sang number OF pleasing and
entertaining songs.
The workingmen were probably scared
last night by what seemed TO be an ap-
preaching storm. The speakers did not ar
rive. The audience, of most part Republic
cans, went away with the conviction
that Hon. Tarvin Baker and Jacob Haw-
thorne, Esq, would carry the Bellevue
District without any trouble.
HAMILTON.
Mr. c. Clark went to the Queen City to-
day on important business.
Gray & Waltner's millinery store, on
Third street, is being fixed up again.
Mr. John Helvy has resigned his appoint
ment as a member of the police force.
Mrs. Maggie Eyre of the Second Ward,
will move to New Orleans in few days.
MIR. Hiram Kimball is quite i'll, being
confined to his bed with cholera morbus.
GeOrre COnrov who had his arm brokan