The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-07

and 81. Pauls Protestant Churches yester.
day were interesting, the churches being
crowded to overfiowing. Eighty-six chill.
dren received the rite. During this week
services will be held twice each day at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church, and the Holy Sac
rament administered on Thursday.
A saloon in the neighborhood OF Madison
and Isabella streets is giving any amount
of annoyance and trouble to residents in
the neighborhood by keeping open nearly
all night. Especially is this the case or
Saturday nights, when the racket is kept
up until late Sunday morning. A petition
is being circulated to have the nuisance
abated.
NIT. CARMEL, o.
Mr.. Joseph Markley is doing good bust
ness.
Miss Clara Apple is visiting her friend.
in this place.
The funeral of Mr.. Bennett took place
from the M. L. Church.
| The remains of Miss Addie Sugder were re
moved from the vault at Mount Moriah fol
burial at Newtown.
LEXINGTON. KY.
About sixty-fve persons left Lexington
on Friday last for the West
| Call at Mr.. Mullen's gallery and see 6
picture of the Centennial procession.
Mr.. John B. Wallas who has been very
sick of pneumonia for several weeks, is now
rapidly improving.
Our last marriage licenses read: o. H
Stivers to Miss Mary e. Davis, James w
Thompson to Miss Ellen II. Brown.
Esquire l.. L. Royalty has been quite
sick for several days, but is now much i'm
proved. He missed the Centennial feast.
0. A.. Reynolds and his daughter Miss
MoIlie are quite ill--the former with maia.
rial fever the latter with chills and fever.
Both are slowly improving.
One thousand dollars is the reward offered
for the arrest of Walter Venable and Luke
| Fcgle--$500 by the Governor and $500 by
the father OF w. ]. Robbins, deceased.
The St. Nicholas Hotel was sold on
Thursday last to the following gentlemen:
West wing to Grinstead 4 Bradley and NJ.
G. Johnson. for s4,6o0; east wing to VIM.
Hartlng. for "a, 500; hotel proper to North.
ern Bank. for $l0,350.
On the evening of the Centennial illum.
| ination, while people were out seeing the
sights, several houses on Mill street were
l
| forks and table linens lifted. Samuel
McMichael and Mr.. Honerslaugh were
| two of the losers
We learn that on Friday night two col
ored champions had skirmish in woods
near town in which bowlders were the weap
| ons used One of them, jenkins, was SC
badly used up that he mud to be carried
home. The other Harkness by name, es-
capped with but few bruises
The wound of Mr.. Fred Hornsey is not
20 dangerous as it was at fir believed to be.
The ball first passed through large news.
paper, folded in the breast pocket of his
coat. struck rib passed around instead OF
! through the cavity of the body. He is suf-
fering greatly though the wound is not
now regarded as dangerous.
sPRINGFIELO. o.
Why don't our police pull the Mckinney
disgrace on Patton street? A subject of
youthful depravitv, a runaway, has for the
past two weeks been an inmate, and been
used as tool by hat leeclerors old "hag,'
| its owner, and yet no official action taken
to defeat her schemes.
On Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff
| Foley served the pub isher Of the News
| Wells s. Trader, with restraining order
f5rbd1ing the publication Of anything of G
| ecandalous nature in his paper relating to
the charges made by Lilly May Thompso on
| against DIR. A. o. Longstreet No action
was taken whatever by Thomas Sharp, all,
other likewise accused by the same party.
Frank Boyer, alias Skip" noted char
| aCtcr, while in company with a sisterin,
law, and walking upon East High street al
| late hour on Saturday night, ran across
| R. Ii. Gardner, of the local staff Of the
News, and while engaged in friendly con
\ ver>ltion, Boyer suddenly called his animu
| faculties mp which knocked Gardher's hal
from his head, and then inflicted frghtfu
cash upon the top of the-salne with pail
Of brass l:nuckles. Skip was arrested, anr
will now have chance IT, explain,
Your representative, in an interview
had with Dr. A. O. LOngstreet, on Satur
day evening, failed to get any statement
any more than the emphatic denial of tile
girls story, which he pronounced an in
famous falsehood, as far us concerns him
self This affair is very complicated, but il
VIII in time give the public rich returns Il.
II consideration for patience. From present
appearances blackmuil will play heavy
hand and make it more startling. DR.
I,ongstreet has placed the matter in the
hands f his attorneys and the halls o
justice will be sought for for retnbUtion
Many things gathered in our pleanines VIC
withhold at present. not ont of favor foi
any particular person but as all assistance
to all OF those in search of that which per
haps to them may be Just due. The samt
mentioned does net pertain to the state
ment made by Lille May Thompson but tc
| something that originated with parties il
earch Of II consideration.
.0AYT0S. KY.
II Is said that Mrs. Carrie Truesdell IL a f
fiictea with partial paralysis Of the lef
side.
Charlie Hayward, the new Assessor, vii
sharpen his little pencil and begin:to asses.
tomorrow.
Mrs. Ashcra,, I, who died Friday morning
was buried from ,the residence Of her son
inIaw, John A. Wade, yesterday after
noon.
Couneil meeting tx'-night The proposi
ton from the Consoii,i lated Street Railroat
Company of CINCINNATI, to establish a ferry
will be presented.
The body Of little M artie ,Klably wal
found near the spot where he was drowned
Yesterday morning. partlyscovered. by sand
lie was buried in the afternoon.
nELLEyUE. Kr.
Last pigt ia buggy was driven rapidly
through Bellevue, which contained mai
and woman. The woman rechined on thu
mans arm and her piteoHs mfaans could, bt
heard squares away, while her companion
by kind words tried to sootlie her. What
did it meant
On Saturday evening family consisting
OF man, wife and fonr children arrived Oh
the sand bar near Taylor avenue, with tho
scantiest apparel Imaginable. The mar
tells sad story Of how their home was
burned nl,t in one Of tile LID river countie.