The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
cast off pants, So so in silver, and most OF
his wife's ieWelrY stolen.

M hhlcj rOT lUIlS UelOTe tne SAFE commenced
I they had organized and formed in process
: sion on the sidewalk fronting the Post
office, and it is the general opinion that
not oyer$f, ,o00.of the: 500, 900 left this city.
Mrs. Ross has been specially favored, as
she has already received $70,0 900 worth of
| the valuable paper, much more than either
4 Covington or indianapolis.
Il nEELEvUE. KY.
Il WeaPe authorized tofstate that Mr.. Chas.
+ Nagel is not candidate for President of
I Council.
Council meets this evening. An ordi-
nance for tire election of President of
Council will be passed.
| Capt. Hamilton. of Covington, and Mr..
MeGregor, Of Cincinnati, addressed the
temperance meeting last night.
| Mr.. Martin Robbins, venerable citizen
has returned home after weeks visit to
his daughter at Hillsboro, Ohio.
Mrs. Humphreys who has been absent
tor over six months on a visit to friends in
the South, has returned home again.
Remember the strawberry festival to-
night. Be sure and go and enjoy yourself,
and help the cause for which the festival is
given.
The foundation of the M. e. Church is
completed, and it issexpected that the cor
ner,stone OF the edifice will soon be laid
with ceremonies.
DAYTON. Kr. II,
Prayer-meeting tonight at the NJ. L.
Church.
| Miss Emma Johnson has returned from a
pleasant trip. to the country.
One of Mr.. George E. Currie's Young sons
is seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
Capt. Hill and Mr.. Williams the two
famous temperance lecturers united in one
are back upon Daytonsoil.
Mr.. Robert Rodocker, all old and we'll
known citizen, died at his residence in
Dayton at an early hour yesterday morn
| ing.
James f. Campbell left for Washington
last evening.
ThesHamilton Board Of Education has
made a levy of five mills.
The United German Society will have a
concert in Becketl's Hall tonight
The Archaeological Society will hold a
meeting tonight in W. H. II. Harris office.
A large number of people from Hamil-
ton attended the festival at Millyille last
evening.
The musical festival at the Fair Grounds
next Saturday will be the greatest event of
the season.
Miss Katie Seifert, who has been visiting
Miss Humback of this city, returned to her
home in Middletown.
The Council has passed an ordinance
winch prevents the running at large of cat
tie, swine, goats, geese, etc.
The finest lot tofstrawberriesev brought
to TINS city were on exhibition and for sale
at y. W. Eyes grocery yesterday.
Hamilton Lodge. No 4O9 F. and "A. M.
Will hold.a special meeting on Friday even |
ing (to-morroW) for work in Masters de-
gree.
Captain Geo. Phillips requests the mem
bers Of the Light Infantry to assemble AT |
their armory on tomorrow, May Both, at !
l2:30p. M, in full dress uniform for parade. 7
Miss Sue Timberman and her charming
sister Kate, and Miss Jennie Wray, of the |
W. +. Seminary. at Oxford. Ohio, were in |
the c'ty, Yesterday, Wednesday, shopping
and mashing the boys.
The Hamilton Social Temple of Honor
will give its fifth monthly entertainment
Monday evening June I'd, at their hall
over Third Ward Engine House. Mr.. Lou
J. Beanchanrp. Rev. W. A. Smith and Col.
Tom Moore will do the speaking.
Mayor Egry has Issued proclamation
requesting all citizens to suspend all bust
ness at noon on Friday, May 30th, and that
each and every citizen assist OH that day in
Keeping green the memory of the men who
died for their country in the war of the re-
bellion.
LEXENGTON.7KY.
Splendid music at the Park last night.
The ten-dollar certificates sell like hot
cakes.
Mr.. Jesse Baker returned to his coal field
on the Southern Road Tuesday.
Mary Pleasant, alias Minnie Smith, bur-
giary, two years in the Penitentiary.
The question ola new hotel will take
shape in few days. 1t will be built.
Remember the festival Thursday evening
at the Park. Spend quarter and assist a
good cause.
Gillman's Garden was we'll attended last
night, and the music as well as the beer
was excellent.
James Drake, for the murder of Pat RYAN :
asst fall was sentenced Yesterday to eight !
years in the State Prison.
The first Masonic Lodge est. John,s) in
america was instituted in Boston in the ,
'ear 1873. She stilllives !.
Several days since Nan johnson, a colored 7
'lrl, was SO severely kicked and beaten bva a
legro man that she isreported dying. The
nan has not been arrested. +
Mr.. Florence Reece will lecture in the d
lall OF the Young Mems Christian Assoeia- 7
ion next Monday evening. Subject: AN
lvening with the Poets"
The little son of Mr.. Bonnyman shoe. :
maker on Broadway, fell fromla wagon YES ii ii
erday in which he was playing and broke . .
is arm just above the wrist. .. q
The trial of John Bush (colored) for the II
1urder of Miss Annie Vanmeter, will be- +,
in to-day. 1t is "a case ofAgreat interest r
nd hundreds of people will be present dur S,
lg its progress. h
Sunday night Joe Laurence and Kate tc
Velch got intota fight Kate received an Il
gly cut across the forehead for,which Joe IL
las before Recorders Court Tuesday morn m
lg, but for some cause the case was coutin- al
ed until Thursday g
LAWRENCEBURG, pNp, /,
Go to the Great New Orleans Circus this y
vening. They give new and No. / enter Y
They have none but first-class a
'ropats. 'Remenlber the circus tonight. +,
Five hundred persons went on the excur-I ~
on to Silver Grove, ten miles above Gin GGi
nnati, this morning, on the steamer Cor Gi
1a, given by the Drnids OF this city in c.
onor OF the representatives of the Grand Ps
rove OF Druids of the State of Indiana, A a,
and and pleasant time was had N'
FRANKLIN, o.
Decoration Day will beobserved by the