The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-11
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND

Little Eddie. the brightchild of President
Tranter of the City Council, is very low
with scarlet fever.
Mr.. A.. r Mullins and his estimable wife,
of Roberts store, are visiting their son, MIR.
A. r, Mullins, of this city.
Mr.. Ben Steinbarder and Miss Rebecca
Swope will be married tomorrow. re-
ception will be held at Musical Fund Hall.
City Auditor Orr received bad news from
home yesterday-news OF the death OF his
sister, Mrs. Fannie Curtis, Of New Liberty,
Ky.
POLICE CoURT.-Edward Miller and VIM.
Diekhaus, breach of the peace, dismissed;
Lewis Carter, same, $13; John Bolan, petit
larceny, 90 days in the Work-house; Gus.
Heman, gaming, IS.
Detective Jerry Reed left last night for
Butler Station, Pendleton County,in search
of the tramp who committed the outrage on
Mrs Truesdell, and who is thought TO be
skulking about that neighborhood.
Rev. J. A. Dickson, OF Millersburg, will
preach at the Ninth-street Presbyterian
Church this evening at 7:30 o'clock Special
services are being held every evening this
week, preparatory to communion next Sun
day.
A marriage license was granted this morn
ing to Chas e. Morris and Caroline Lewis,
both of this city, also to Mr.. John w. Clark,
of West Covington, and Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor, OF the same place. The latter couple
were married at O'Clock.
The marriage of Mr.. William Drew and
Miss Emma Grizzle will be celebrated to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
FourtA-street Christian Church. At the
conclusion of the ceremony a reception
will be held at Ryland Station.
The programme to be presented by the
Emerald Dramatic Club, of st. Mary's
Cathedral, next Sunday is in itself suffi-
cient guarantee for wit, humor and pleas
ure. The hall is most accommodating.
Those who desire reserved seats can secure
them at David's news store, S03 Madison
street. among the Breakers" q drama in
two acts and farce THAT Rascal Pat" +"
will be presented.
NEwPORT.
More concerning the Highland outrage
will be found in our local columns.
The nuptials of Mr. Henry Stahl and
Miss Nellie Cork are announced to shortly
take place.
Miss NJ. +. Thornton, of this city, was
reelected Matron of the Eastern Lunatlc
Asylum yesterday.
The instructed votes, so far, for Jones
are 1877, he standing second in the race.
Blackburn claims 800.
Mrs. Mary Harley and daughter, of Xe-
MIA, Ohio, are visiting at the residence of
Mrs. Vantleet on Bellevue street.
Mrs. Waffensmith was the winner of the
beautiful oblong vase, carved by Mr.. A.
Miller OF this city, and raf1ied yesterday.
'Ireland" will be the subject of Rev.
Father Mackey's lecture at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception Sunday night.
Mr.. Charles Smith yesterday presented
the Chess Club with fine painting by n
Cincinnati artist, after an engraving of Gus
tave Dore.
The morning session of the Circuit Court
was occupied in the case of the United
States Mail Line Company VS.. John r. Davis
and others.
MAYORS CoURT.-Eli Graham and Mary
Graham, disorderly conduct $40 and costs,
each. Pete Cassidy, drunk and disorderly,
$40 and costs.
The revival that has been in progress for
several weeks at the First Baptist Church
. closed last night, with gratifying success to
the pastor and congregation.
Michael F'reling, who resides with his
family on Front street. east of Washington
avenue, fell down fight of stairs this
morning and fractured his right leg.
VIM. Cassidy, lad aged fifteen, had his
right hand badly crushed yesterday by a
heavy weight falling on it at the Union
Bolt Works. on East Front street.
The people of this city are anxiousiy
waiting for the officers of the Bell Tcle-
phone Company to establish communica-
ton between this city and Cincinnati.
Captain VIM. N. Air and a number of
friends will leave on the ferryboat Favorite
this afternoon for q trip up the river, to
meet Captain Paul Boyton, and give him q
Kentucky welcome.
Little Annie Guge daughter of Mrs. ia
cob Gugel, who resides on Madison street,
was knocked over by large hog on Roberts
street yesterday afternoon. The child's
head was badly bruised by falling OH the
curbstone.
This morning about ) o'clock fire was
discovered i'll the roof of Mr.. VIM. Wade's
residence on Sixth street, in Dayton. The
flames were soon extinguished, when ii was
discovered that bundle of rags saturated
with coal oil was the cause Of the fire. 1t
was undoubtedly the work of an incen-
diary.
DAYTON. Ky.
The election yesterday was unusually
quiet, and very little interest was mani
tested i'll any OF the wards. Charles Hav-
ward was elected Assessor. Fred. Bodie
WIS elected to Council from the Third
Ward. and NJ. K. Hunter from the Fourth.
Harry Lambe goes 10 the School Board from
the Fourth Ward.
LEXINGTON. kY.
A Requiem Mass was celebrated yester.
day morning at st. Paul Church for Father
Cook.