The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
HAMILTON.

Mrs, Cntharine Miller is visiting the family OF
Key. Mr. koesslin, Newport, KY
There will be Episcopal services tomorrow in
Christ church at ii a. m. and p m.
MS VIM Dodsworth was robbed OF gold watch
and chain and diamond ring and pin on last
Wednesday.
The members of Evening Star Lodge No. %,
Daughters OF Rebecca, called upon Sheriff Thomas
all
=, The matter Of teaching music in our schools
VIII be agitated at the next meeting of the Board
OF Education, at which time all the appointments
for the next year will lake place.
A large and intelligent audience gathered at the
Opera-house last night to liston TO rev. A. j. Rey-
nolds of Eaton on the subject of Education. The
public are indebted TO Professor L. d. Brown for
the lecture.
Last Thursday night thieves stole young mare
from Chas. Rifle, near Mands Station. a set of
harness and a saddle from another and buggy
from the third. Every means ia being taken to
capture the thieves
prominent Third-street shoe merchant and q
society gent hired a team at Walker Bros. livery
stable Thursday evening to take their girls out to
Millville. Mr.. Walker, being somewhat sus-
UclOus, sent colored boy along to drive, with in
structions 10 use the team right The boys be-
came dissatisfied with the colOred mans driving
and shipped him at the first saloon. But the col
ored man, not to be outdone, followed on and in
turn shipped the other parties by getting posses.
sion OF the team and driving home.
The Republicans OF Butler County held a meet
ing in Becketts Hall last evening for tn perman-
eit organization of a Republican Club. large
mum Der of people were present. the hall being
well filled. Rousing speeches were made by w.
NJ Bateman and d. W. McClung, of Cincinnati:
after ch the permanent organization was ac-
complished as follows: President, j. w. Moore:
Vice Presidents-First Ward, John McMeen: Sec
nd Ward, John Schwartz: Third Ward, Nelson
Williams; Fourth Ward, John Woods. Record
ing Secretary, W. t. Miller Corresponding Secre-
Officers Boil and Martndale deserve great credit
for the prnmpt arrest Of the notorious burglar
George Stewart, who was arrested and dyed in
the SmtiOn-house on suspicion before his burg.
laries were discovered. On his person were found
several knives pocketb ok and few trifles. and
on the street were found S6 in money and a watch
thrown away by the thief as soon as arrested.
1t is generally believed that this same Stewart has
| been regularly engaged in the plundering busl'
| son, near the Fair Grounds, some time ago. Last
night he went through The residence of F. b.
Landis and J. Sites and attempted TO enter two
other houses but was frightened by Mrs 0arveS
who lives in the same house as f. B. Lands.
DAYTON. KH.
| Dummy No. 8 is ready for business again.
DR.. Douglas Schoolfeld is back from hi .lA<al
recreatons.
Services in the basement of the Baptist Church,
| by Rev. Mr.. Skillman tomorrow
| Mr. Wells handsome new residence on Dayton
| avenue has been photographed.
The U. p. Schenrk was crowded with M. z.
Sundsy.sehool pcnckers this morning.
| There will be no preaching in the NJ. Z. Church
| to omorrow morning, in consequence OF the quar-
| terly meeting at Bellevue.
| The Nucleus Committee of Bond Lodge. I. o.
| 0. F., will give IN onlght picnic next Thursday
evening al the Taylor grounds on Taylor HILL
Marshal Stamper succeeded in securing tho
nh bad 8 n N al NU
waiting for the dummy 1t was returned TO the
owner.
| The Baptist congregation propose giving con-
| cert and supper i'll their new church, June 22d,
the proceeds to be applied to furnishing the
church.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Three young persons fr IN here were initiated
in the Good Templars' Lodge OF Dayton last
night
perance meeting tomorrow afternoon at VI
O'Clock.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. f. Church will
be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock, when
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper VIII be ad'
ministered. The Presiding hider, Rev. a. y
Rice, and the pastor. Rev. L. L. Sanders, will Of
fcjate Service will also be held at ~ O'Clock ai
night All are cordially invited to each service.
sPRINGFIELD. q.
Friday night was poor one for the different
festivals in progress. Laying OH, we suppose, 1ol
grand charge tonight
No tidings from the flown yet MILD Robbin'
won't be an easy one TO catch. Got more BRAIN
than those who would handle him.
Lydia E. Rob is seeking divorce from hei
husband, Chas. Roh, whom she charges with
habitual drunkenness and neglect OF duty.
Pat. Berry, saoonist, failed to put in an appear
ance when his case was called the Court on Fri
, day, and his bail. $780, was declared forfeited.
L.. .It,I
to-day. They packed up their tents and cami
eguipages on Friday and started upon their tria
tramp.
Get We ready for the "Paris in America" to
morrow. Excursion trains leave e depots of th
Pan handle and Short inc rosdsat7 O'Clock, a. m
! Rates way dOWn-or Will be.
The Market street scales office contains more lif
than any nook in the city Slaley& d Olds still con
tnue to attract he attention of-fes by their he
: quilting ways and jOvial dOings. It's fly boys tina
$ we mean they attract. Who could think Other
= wiser
i The walk to Dayton by John CARRIER and C. c
Castle is off, some jubilant friends having place
+; the stakes in the hands of John Van Gorder, VIII
:, took fight and settled in the Canadas. There
now nothing up to encourage the y boys ! Man 9, !
amidst the wailngs of two crushed pedestrian
= who mourn to think that 50 early in life the
II should be plucked: Now are yees happy, friend
:, CARRIER and Castle?
u An 0IihreQ CneeKy lnOlVl0uhI whose OrcSS COZ
II Sists of II light suit and black slOuch hat, and VIII
v sports light moustache and is dark cmpectet
# is just spelling to be ken in out Of the heat o
, last Saturday night 1t will be remembered, Mr.
L. Lenty and daughter, OF Yellow Springs, wei
n brutally assaulted upon there way home frul
market, and through the cOwardice of certain pa
~ ties near at hand the villain managed to oscar
It arrest Mrs. Lenty ana dnushter ha
+ Fl day afternoon, this same party turned up il
fr nj of their residence, and acted in such strane
manner as to attract their attention. Seeing th'
J. he was identified he hurried away but rpmarkin
n "You will know me again when you see me.
y Mrs. Lrnty followed the man TO the residence
v Mr. Ridgely on North street. There he ncie
A. strangely, and told the story of hs flight 4
- " said he had done nothing but was looking at II
y flowers in the yard He asked to be shown u
1t back gate, from which he dart d and was lost
E. view when the coppers rearhcd the Rroun
,t Now notables for suspicious characters, get yot
# work in and give these ladies some peace.
sr LEXINGTON. KY.
rt Judge Blatchford decides that the reissu
le of greenbacks is legal.
y The case of Judge Hargis is excitin
- more interest in political and law circle
" than any or everything else
Or The brick is being rapidly cleaned an
k the debris removed from the site of the o.
le Phoenix. Present indications point to IL
speedy erection Of new hotel.
GO The two wives of Dennis Caywood, WI
re was lodged in Jail few days since for bi
IN amy, were Jealous IN their efforts on Thur
Nv day to see their common husband.
n Mrs. Bozzell has entirely recovered fro
IS the injuries received on her return fro
the camp-meeting. Mr.. BOzzell is mu,
improved, and Will soon be out, but is n
n done wishing that mule starvation for lii
uS ,S Woodford and Shelby Counties were VII
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