The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-04

y SlVONs GO0lDubUlUn was bHi u
to be the cause The fire was extinguished
without the aid'of the engines.
The handsome portrait to be seen in the
window of Howell g. Son, on High street,
is that OF late grandson Of DR.. w. w.
Caldwell, of this city, and son.of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, of Cincinnati. 1t was
painted by George W. White. artist OF
this city.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Citizens meeting in the Engine-house to-
night
The result OF the election gives general
satisfaction.
The temperance meeting tomorrow night
will be addressed by Prof. McGlnness.
The new Councimen and Assessors will
be sworn into office on Thursday night
The committee appointed at the Citizens
Meeting to wait on Dayton Council in ref
erence to an appeal being taken from Judge
Boyd's decision in regard to the over issue
OF S3, 800 bonds on the Turnpike, met that
body last night, and explained their mis-
sion, and the result was that a committee
consisting of Messrs. Abbott, Retsch and
Clark was appointed to act in conjunction
with committee of this place.
The election yesterday resulted as we
predicted it would week ago. OF the first
ticket nominated, Mr.. Ratliff was the only
one elected Mr.. Patchen and Mr.. Luhn
were elected to Council and Mr.. Leonard
Griggs as assessor. The official vote being:
| Council-Danky 40, Dmmick 40, Luhn a.
Patchen 95, Ratlf "a, Taphorn 81. AS
sessor-Genoway 73, Griggs 70. Mr.. Patchen
has served eight years in Council, and the
present term for which he is reelected will
make IL ten.
HOME CITY.
Was you over to the seance?
There is lull in the incorporation bust
ness.
Messrs. Basset, Lindsay, Foley and Robin
son were not at the circus
There is to be social this evening at the
| residence Of Rev. A. p. BiSsel.
Harry Best was late with his papers last
| night, but it was not his fault,
It's not the fault of his ncighbors if Cap
tam Parker hasn't seen spook.
Talk about ''stif horn!' Some of our
citizens saw one on the evening of March
LIST about eight feet long 1t could talk,
too.
We understand that there is an effort to
have high school in our little burg some
OF those mostly interested offering 500
apiece toward the institution.
The remonstrance paper against the in
corporation of Home City, Delhi and Indus.
try combined, was yesterday signed by at
least two-thirds Of the voters of the above
places.
A mysterious gang of fifteen could have
been seen (if there had been lantern in
the crowd) slowly vending their way
| homeward Saturday evening from NORTH
ery direction. with sad and bewildered
looks. 1t must have been an Unsuccessful
CoOn-hunt.
We came very near having serious blaze
at the house IT Mr.. SpiIes. The lire was
first discovered on.the roof, and smoke is
sued from the middle room. On opening
the door they found the bed-cluthes and
bedstead were alire, but with tue help of
heighbors ii was put out with the loss of
several dollars worth of bed clothing
If you want a man to start rope-waIk
and manipulate the manufactured cord
send for Nose Andrews; if you want q
noise and music t3rcombned, call on John
Inloch and Sam. Cullom for violin solo.
Mr.. Reese Price beats tie word; r. ID. AL
len can run grocery, but he's out of his
line when he goes to 'SpOok SHOW"
For remarkable coincidence we give
the following list of gentlemen who ar
rived home Saturday evening at IL O'Clock,
detected, splrltleSs. lanternlesS ana mud to
their knees: Il. ID. Allen John TuIiOch, A.
C. Gibbs, 5. W. Cullom, Capt. J. d. Parker,
Nose Andrews, Mr.. Slater, Chas Magnes,
Wm Kaiser, VIM. Croley, Frank Murphy,
the proprietor of Hotel de Urton, John
Christy and Mr.. johnson. Kaiser saw 6U
cents worth.
LENWOON.
The social of the Congregational Church
will be held on Friday evening, March 7th,
at the Town Hall
Only two members at the regular meeting
of Council on Friday night. Did the zeal
OF the delinquens for the interests of the
village exhaust itself while they were cali
didates?
Two cases of scarlet fever created some
CONSERVATION in our quiet village the past
week. but one is now about well and the
other is progressing fayorably under the |
careful treatment OF Dr. Hne.
COLUMBIA. 0.
The Intermediate scholars of the Colum-
ba and Pendleton schools will give Il con- |
cert at the Columbia School-house Wednes-
day next, March 9th. ALI are invited to
attend.
OXFORD. o.
Mr.. J. P. Clough has removed his stock of
dry goods and groceries into j. Ilenderson's
new building, south side Public Square.
Miss Hester Stibbins and her sister Mary
left some time ago for oheIbyviIle, H., to
visit friends III that city. While there Miss
Lester was taken sick and died of lung fe-
yer. Her remains were brought here for
lnterment.
COZAODALE,
The Quinby Bill tonight before the Moot
Legislature.
The Rev. o. p. Sounds, the international
preacher, discoursed here last night
Mrs. George Schuyler, of Perkinsville
Ind, died yesterday at the residence of
VIM. /. Hill, near this place.
SfRsNGFHELD,O O.
Our own John T. Morris was in the city
On Monday. What's the lay, John2
Don't forget that Lolita plays at the Op-
era-house in "Musette" tonight.
Horace Aughe's new furniture car at.
,racted much attention on the streets on
Monday. Now it will be as good as pic
lie to move.
Officer Fred. Mast brought in a man
named Cooley on Sunday from the out
kirts of town, who is thought to be in.
ane. He will be held for safe keeping un-
ii examined.
A meeting is to be held in Slack's gun
tore on Wednesday evening next to effect |
IN organization of cadets. Those who at
ended the late Mr.. Cummins' school are
aid to be interested in this movement.
WIN. Fl. Wright. of the Lutbe ran Churrb !