The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05
the sames rapidly e1tinguished. Loss esti-

the flames rapidly extinguished. Loss esti-
mated as trifing.
RECoRDER's CoURT.-Lute Fogle, cutting
and wounding with intent 10 kill, exafti-
nation waived, held for further trial bail,
800. JEFF. Robbins, breach OF the peace, CON
tinued until Wednesday. VIM. Lisle.
breach of the peace, continued uhui
Wednesday.
case Of severe burning occurred on
Monday at what Is KNOWN as tile White
Mansion, on Broadway, near the crossing
Of tile Lexington & NichOlasville r. r. The
individual referred to is woman by the
name of Belle Breezin. Willie engaged at
the stove, cooking, the grease in the skillet
OF frying meat Caught fire and the flame
was quickly communicated to her cloth
ing. By the united efforts OF the family the
| fire wds eXtinguished but not until she
was severely burned, though, as we learI,
not fatally.
BATAVIA. O.
w. G. Hicks, of Mulberry, has been ap-
pointed a Notary Public.
Nichols & Davis, of New Richmond, have
sold the old J. ?. Levis farm, near Neville,
! TO Samuel Lemon.
Elizabeth Durrah has brought suit for tli-
vorce against her husband, VIM. Durrah,
for his three years willful absence from her
bed and board.
| The bill Of our Representative, Mr..
| Crosson, extending the sitting of the Nor
gan Raid Commission another year, has
passed.
Tuesday Thomas Tuck was tried for
shooting at Marion Collins with intent to
kill, at Belfast, on Christmas night, and
1 the jury returned Il verdict of assault.
The, trial OF Joseph MeBeth for cutting
with intent to kill Begins today (Wednes-
Col. Howard and the Prosecutor for the
State, and Griffith Il Griffith, Judge Steven
son and Hon. W. w. Mcknight Of Brown
| County for the defense.
Francis d. Ross, aged thirtysix years, a
worthy citizen and farmer of Batavia
Township, who has wife and two chill
dren. was adjudged insane in the Probate
| Court, and taken Tuesday to Dayton Asy-
lum. Prolonged sickness and the recent
death OF an only boy we're the causes of his
alteration OF mind.
| SPRINGFIELD o.
| Big house at the Lolita performance last
evening
The ladies OF the First Baptist Church
| give another of their enjoyable socia!s on
! Thursday evening next.
The contest between the Excelsior and
Philospian Literary Societies takes place al
the Opera.house on Friday evening, March
l4th.
Services are to be held both morning and
evening on Friday at the Christ Episcopal
Church. Morning at 10 o'clock, evening
att. o..
4 At the next meeting OF the Republican
Club their rooms in the Republic building
now being fitted up, will be ready for occrt
pancy.
i Marshal Mast has given orders that side
walks must be cleaned of snow and Other
obStructions by 10 O'Clock each morning
Shovel 'em off.
The soldiers and sailors are to meet again
for their work in the interest OF the grand
cncampment at City Hall on Monday even
ing. March 9th. This encampment is tc
occupy Camp Clark the Fair Grounds) for
three days, beginning Aug. 4th, and ending
on the 9th. Drop in on Monday night, ev,
erybody, and help in this grand push fo
success.
AT the Cole matinee on Tuesday the fol
lowing actors were given their ''cues: y
All, ha, George Girdle, you old hoary head
son OF Springfield, drop here 81 80 ant
ayaunt. He did, thinking it an easy ge
of when his was petit larceny. And you
Wilson Dudley, lave done that wliicl
would bring blush to hog. Repent Yes
It's well. "A 90. Then away 10 dog
gerry" Jake Shelenbarger, thou didst no
violate the Sabbath. Then begone, and
will tell thine enemies that thou art al
honorable man. Red fire and curtain.