The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08

| hEfleIors MArTERa a--ReH b, II. KaVafl-
augh will preach in tho morning at II, and
evening at 71z o'clock at Tsylor.street N. u.
Church.
Elder w 2. stratton will preach at II A.
m. at the Christian Church. ,,
The ladies of the Christian Church will
hold contribution sale and supper at Odd
fellows Hall on the 26th and 9th of March
for the purpose Of aiding in the erection Of
their new wmecting.liouse.
I Rev. Tinker will hold services morning
and evening at the First Baptist Church.
Subject for the morning service: "Whatso-
ever man sowet1 that shall he also reap
After the evening service the ordinance OF
baptism will be administered.
| THE HIGHLAsD HoRHoR The excite
ment in Newport this morning over the
outrageous assault upon Mrs. TruesIeil in
the Highlands was intense. Knots Of men
conld be seen collected on nearly every
corner. And in the stores and work shops
it was the general topic OF conversation.
Two seedy looking individuals were arrest
ed this morning Oh suspicion, one by Off
Ger Flynn, and the other by the Chief One
told straight story of his whereabouts
yesterday, and his makeup not answering
the description desired, he was dismisesa,,
The ether was held News reached Che
Highlands that the scoundrei was arrested
and about II O'Clock the citizens came pour
ing into the city by the score
Deputy Sheriff Hutchinson, of Foupmile
was In town this morning, and aid that
the man wanted crossed the Ohiu near that
point yesterday about 4 n. m, Officer
Crighton and Taylor Thornton accom- panj cd
hutchinson on horseback. in tile direction
the man was suppoae,2 to take. All the
night police are on duty and have been
gwen orders to Arrest every tramp found
coming into the. city.
MSS. Traesd'Al, the injured woman was
resting easy 1T 10 o'clock this morning. She
Is adaught er of Mr.. Balser, a respected citi-
zen ot Dayton, KY. Is was reported that
shs ookd her husband this morning that her
persoh was most brutaily outr ,ged and
thaf. he had affected his brutal purpose.
sPRiHGRIELD. ..
Modjeska got 1926 house on Thursday
night That's the way The money goes
The Republican Executive Committee
met last night and transacted much i'm
portant business i'll the interest OF the Gem
ing April election.
Another name has been added to the long
list of those in the field for Constable
Officer Fred. Mast is one of your solid men,
and could fill the office to the satisfaction
of our people.
The H. NJ. 6. Pinafore," as represented
on our walls, Is show of itself. About
two hundred seats were sold on the first
day of the sale of reserved seats The H
ii. s. r. will catch the entire burg.
Pat. ScooIey, Martin Cook and Fred.
Coon, gentlemen from abroad, dropped into
| the city on Thursday night, and the next
day every one of them secured employ
ment. Great demand here now for their
stripe-tramps
Charles Aldrich waltzed off with a pair of
shoes from Hances, on Thursday night,
and wound up in the Leech Hostelrie,
When Charles is brought up for trial they
should make an example of him for the
benefit OF the entire gang, who are contin-
ually walking Oft with small things
Frank Cesto, slightly drunk, had a de-
sire for q midnight shave, and in his search
for slavery struck Johnny Mills ton
sorial establishment, on High street where
he tried to push in the front OF the house.
A boarder across the street in the Iagonda
House objected to the racket, and in return
for his interference received several pro-
fame blessings from Frank. Officer Wilson
came to time, and escorted the beliigerent
Cesto to Leechs Hotel.
Welch and Layton started on their tramp
at Funk's Hall last night at eight o'clock.
Both men are in splendid condition and
their time made up to the present writing
shows decided improvement upon that OF
few weeks since. Layton gives Welch
odds OF ten miles, and yet he is confident
OF winning the match. Tonight, at the
close OF the walk, a tivc-mile walk will be
INDUCED in by several OF our ambitious anna
teurs. Layto and Welch will present the
winner OF the same with silver cup.
The search,for the body of Louis Clark
was continued throughout yesterday with
out success. Many different methods of as
certaining the location of the body was re-
sorted to, among them the placing of
quicksilver in loaf OF bread and throwing
a shirt OF the deceased into the water.
These efforts were made simply to satisfy
some of Clark's superstitious friends. Some
of the snags around the scene Of the acci-
dent are to be pulled out, many thinking
that possibly he may have been caught by
them. 1t is reported that Clark's wife has
gone insane, her grief being made double
by receiving word the same night of the
death of daughter
CALIFORNIA. O.
The entertainment given by the Olio
Club took place last evening, and was a
magnificent success. The sky became
clear about 4 p. M, and at : the fun moon
rose above the hill tops in all her glory.
Twenty minutes before 8 the curtain rose,
and the Club beheld before them one oi the
largest, most intelligent and appreciative
audiences ever assembled in the village of
California
All the players in ''The Toodles" sus-
tanned their characters remarkably well,
especially Mr.. Austin Woods, as .Toodles."
and Miss Fannie Lowe, as "Mrs- Toodles,"
who surpassed the expectation of their
warmest admirers.
Miss Matte Ebersuie presided at the
piano and deserves the highest praise for
thesparts she took in the entertainment.
Her splendid taste in the selection of music,
and her splendid performance on the piano
renders her assistance in future entertain
ments sine qua non.
We must not forget to mention the al |
most magical effect produced on the audi |
enGe BY the singing of the song entitled
The Blind Orphan Girl" by Miss Ella
Vail. This was one Of the principal feat
ures OF the evening.
The part in ",roodles" piaycd as MARY
by Miss Molly Ensign, was rendered with |
CO I1n IL an.