The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-12
on Saturday next by the people. Heretofore the
/ Hnunoil elected him


Council elected him.
A poor drunken negro was set nre to in Q
saloon by some parties and burned so badly about
the blHtocks and abdomen thatft feared he will
die. He b now in the City Hospital. No arrests
thus Jar have been made.
James Mcguire, the son'of Philip Mcguire, the
well-known grocer, was buried yesterday morning
from ST. Pauls Church at a. m, with High
Requiem Mass, Rev, Father Major officiating, de-
hveripg touching discourse regarding the youth
full deceased. The school community of which he
was a member atten ed Mass In BODY. The at
tendance at Church was exceedingly large, mani
Testing the Leel est and most profound sympathy
for the bereaved
DAYTON. ky.
Or. Goetze israfddly improving
Mrs Joseph johnson Is visiting at Ludlow, KY.
Walter Johhson's bail was forfeited in the
Criminal Court.
Tom Lusk and Del Cutter depart for Texas to-
day without fail.
Capt Hill, formerly williams, Is visiting his
father in New York.
Rehearsal for the NJ z. sunday'school concert
at the Church tonight
Judge Gunnis6n and wife will return from
their Eastern trip today.
Mrs Wright so badly injured bya fall on the
ice is progressing favofably.
The meeting of the NJ. f. Aid Society at Mr..
Fennelps was largely attended.
HAMILTON.
David T. Howell returned from Cincinnati yes
terday.
Miss Kate Howell has recovered from her late
attack OF illness.
The tableaux Monday night at The United Ger
man Society Carnival were the finest ever exhib-
tied in this city.
Tim. LAWN. James Hhnnegan and Wilson Cald-
weh the assistant clerks under Bartln s. James,
the newly elected.
Yesterday George W. Dye made application for
the appointment of a Trustee for the minor chill
dren of the late Mrs Tooker.
transcripts from the docket of Mayor Hughes
were yesterday fed in the Clerk office in the case
of the STATE VS. William Fields, charged with ma
licirus destruction of property; also against John
/ Hicks, charged with burglary and larceny.
BELLEVUE. KY.
| Temperance meeting Tonight
| Councilman Phil Dankey is better.
Hon. Judge McKbben was spectator at the de
bate on Monday night.
| Remember the social at Mr.. Hamiltons to-mor
row night. The object is worthy one.
| Geo. Knarr denies the .rumor OF his going tt
Michigan for lumber to manufacture baseball
bats for the Bellevue nine
A fiue on fire caused considerable alarm OF
| Lake street on Monday night. The Fire Depart
ment were almost called out
The Fire Association met on Monday night, ant
ordered the extinguishers, which were badly fro
zen some time ago repa red: debate took place
which create d considerable fun. he subject was
Resolved, That women should have the right o
suffrage" President West appointed Mr. Adam
Smy to open the debate, which was done by tn
gentleman ttkng noble stand IN behalf OF th
ladies' Mr. ieyiand took the same side in goot
style Mr. Chas. Nagel also advocated strongly IL
| tehalf of the fair sex. Mr. Will. Gould spok
against the ladies having right of suffrage say
ing the broomstick might be applied freely II wo
man had equal rights. When the vote was takel
# iool. d as if the aforesaid stick had already beel
| annlied as the married men in the malorlt
vpted AGAINST the ladies' The next subject is o.
''Love and Anger"
sPRINGEIELD. O.
Tho now lin. of telegraph to the Narrow
gauge viii be tinis,1ed in a few days.
The School Board h.'svoted to dispense with m IN
usual spring vacation on account OF the loss
time during the winter.
lady in attendance at the Murphy n;pI meetmg
Sunday was relieved of a fine S9ih heioiiiei
one of the ight-fngered gentry.
| Mr. Stephen c. Warner, City CounSslman M M
4 been stricken with paralysis, and is now Eepoite
to be lying in an unconscious state.
The London Democrat says that John T, Morn
cleared $15 coo during the wear 1878 Did you eve
hear of this before? No-never before.
The managers of Fnnk's Hall now want o. Lear
to come mere ana Walk. w Nell,l ne uOcS CpHle,u'l
show him your hall, gentlemen, for it woul
queer the old man.
Collector Baton. Of Xenia, was in the city yeste
day, inspecting cigar and tobacco stocks II
DESTROYED several hundred empty cigar -boxe
which dealers had packed away on their shelve
Tommy Welsh, the winner of the Layton an
Wech match. was on the streets right after tn
walk. and oked as fresh rs daisy. Tommy
now termed the young o'Leary, well earne
. title.
Now that our phonograph men and our India
doctor has left us there is only one place left.
. 3 end our money fooishly. and that is by takin
In that hight ned punch and judy show in rooi
in the Lagonda house building.
DR.. Wallace NJ Park, Of 1877 Main, although onl
few months ago stranger to us. has by a SUI
cnssful practice built up handsome business
Many persons are coming from abroad to receiy
the doctors concer treatment. BY the. way,
would repay visit TO d:op in and see his larg
and beautiful collie ton of srrgica! instruments
the same being pronounced las week by dea't
in them to be the finest collection in the countr,
"The master of the district school, cure
his cough with Caswel's Slippery Elm Lo,
enges For sale by John Keeshan, corne
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