The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26

| drunkenness were assessed 81 55 each;
Jno. Maloney, for getting gloriously drunk,
was sent to the Work-house until the sum
of $40 So was liquidated; for abusing fam
lily, VIM. Mcmahon increased the citys ex-
chequer $40 55.
| LEXINGTON. KY.
Marriage license has been granted Mr.. ].
Goodwin and Miss Ella r. Sutton.
Mr.. Robert Fox lost one of his children
last Saturday, which was buried Monday.
Another is very sick.
We understand that the dancing gents Of
our city propose grand ball at the Ph@-
nix Hotel on the night of the memorable
I'd Of April.
The physicians, skillman, Dudley, Ben
nett and Wilson, held a consultation
Monday evening, in regard to the
condition of Mr.. Robbins, who was so badly
cut in difficulty not long since, which re-
suited in the opinion that he could not pos
sibly recover.
We are informed that young lads congre-
gate on the corner of Broadway and Max
well streets and amuse themselves by pelt-
ing others with small stones and shot
thrown from rubber slings. This is dan
gerous practice, and one that certain 0rdi-
nance forbids. Our police would confer
favor by interfering
The 22d or 23d of May is the time set for
grand Sunday-school encampment at tine
High Bridge Camp Ground. The leading
| Sunday school men of all denominations of
Christians will be present, and all the
schools accessible by railroad or pike are
expected. The best musical talent OF the
country will be engaged for the occasion.
The grounds are situated Oh the Cincinnati
| ilrnnI at thn IIinl, nriIga ~
the Kentucky River. The scenery and
grounds are splendid, with plenty of shade
and cool water. A grand and enjoyable
time is anticipated.
The saddest of Lexingtons tragedies oc-
CURED Monday evening about o'clock.
Mrs. Welch, with her large family of sons
and daughters resides on Second street.
At the above named hour pistol shot was
| heard in the back yard. Some of the fam
lily went out, and were Mortified at behold
ing young James Welch PROSTATE upon the
ground, the blood issuing from his right
temple and navy pistol lying by his side.
He was carried in the house, and DR..
Sweeney summoned and soon afterward
DIR. Skillman. The physicians at once
pronounced the case as beyond medical
aid. Fathers Brossart and Major, OF
whose church lie was member, were called
in, but the dying man was unconscious of
their presence. All knelt reverentially
while the ministers recited the prayer of
the dying He shortly after expired. He
was near twenty three years OF age, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. He
was sober and industrious and nothing
could have caused his rash act. except tenn
porary insanity from business troubles
MADlSONVILLE,O o.
| Mr. Henry j, Pierrett the Well-known
citizen OF this place. died last Thursday
evening; the funeral took place Sunday
morning at the NJ. f. Church. The Masonic
order and large concorse OF friends at
tended the funeral.
CITCLEvILLE, O.
The following is the Democratic ticket
nominated Saturday and Monday: Town
ship Trustees-Geo. Gearhart, VIM. Cage,
Franz Nloeler. Clerk-Wm. Littleton.
Treasurer. 4. Hoffman. Constable
Thomas d. Tracy City Mayor-I p. Todd.
Marshal-Jacob Brown. Council-James
Brobeck, C. A. Helwagen. Levi Hamil,
Fred. Warner, George Krin. Assessors
Henry LiequIlt, Lewis McCrady, R. D..
Curl, Lewis Myers John Alexander.
SPRINGFIELH. q.
The Warde & Barrymore Combination in
diplomacy, Monday, March 3lst.
Mr.. Wells S. Trader, editor of the Morn
ing News, paid the Paris of America flying
visit on Tuesday.
j. Gage Barber is making lively canvass
for Constable. Every voter should remem-
Der Gage on election day.
Thomas Digan and Frank Schlegelmilch
come to the front, and the board says twcn-
ty-two aspirants for constable.
| Tho ,volb;p,r fovar bne +Lo ,o,,o
tuns." Several tracks are now running,
and shoemakers are putting on extras.
Henry Hawkins, the Workingman's ia
vorite tor Marshal, is being pushed up by
his friends. They say that Henry will take
the race at least by neck.
George Earick is out in card denying
the report in circulation of his withdrawal
from the race for Council in the Fourth
Ward. Who is this Earick?
William Bitner, for an assault on man
named Moore, an employe at the lime klns,
appeared before the Mayor on Tuesday and
was fined So and costs. Oh, pshaw!
big, burly negro assaulted two young
ladies passing up Walnut street on Monday
night. Their outcry brought help to the
scene, but too late, for the man had fed.
The alarm from Box 26 OH Tuesday morn
ing may be attributed to the frantic efforts
of some boiling lard to leave the kettles in
rendering shed in the rear of Stiles gro
Gerry, on Clifton avenue.
The Diplomacy" Combination. who play
here the 3lst, are not the party who met
with trouble in Texas. The Republic peo-
pie are muchly off their base" This party
works the Eastern circuit
Mr.. w. C. Frye, while crossing the High
street bridge on Tuesday morning, was
knocked down by horse and buggy and
badly injured. 1t is expected that the same
will coniine him to his home for some days
Fred Allan was broughtin early on Tues
day morning on suspicion. Upon Fred.
was found an interesting and large amount
OF correspondence, showing him to have in
dulged in many bad thoughts to make
living easy. Allan, in company with man
named Wood, have drifted about the States
since 1868, great part of this time engaged
in laundry ventures. From the letters
received during the time spent at the
same one would put them down as a blind
to hide that which to them was profitable.
In time they wound up in Cleveland, O.,
where his partner Wood. shook him.
There he INDUCED in lottery scheme, the
finale OF which was hasty departure from
that burg. His partner, Ben, writes to
him, in letter before us, and asks the
price OF brandy on this side. This letter
comes from the Canadian shore, and in it
he speaks OF way of smuggling it through,
and asks for cotton goods sent to his port
in the same manner. In appearance AIlan
| is prepQssessing ana intellectual, and is no
doubt the wayward son 81 good family,
who finds no comfort in good home, but
enjoyment in tile life of wanderer. He
will be held until the authorities on the