The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03

run out, new one was ordered to be en-
tered into.
The denzens of said Poor-house have
been compelled to go IN the river for water,
there not being any in the house The
owner Of the building was requested to
have water placed therein.
Mr. Kennon was elected Police Commits
sioner, and Council adjourned.
sPRiNGFIEED. o:
Frozen ears are becoming fashionable.
The Heyers Sisters performed before large
mouse last night.
The two colored boys who took cloak from
Sykes Il McKays dry goods store on Limestone
street, have thirty.days i'll the stone Jug a..
Early "Wednesday mo ming jake CRUDE vert to
George Walls meat store, and had some words
with the Wallses, the statement is, When they
jumped on him and beat him badly. 1heyMe
under arrest charged with intent to kill.
grand bal masoua will be givenat Rheinhei-
mer Hall January 14th. The masks are to be re-
moved at II p m, and grand prize to be given to
the lady and gentleman that behave the best
Music by P of Woods Quadrlle Band
The committee in the management of the Muir
ply Temperance Fair have determined to con-
tinue until Saturday evening, January 4th. Their
receipts thus far have fallen short of what was ex-
pectCd. and wish by the continuation to gain a
better pa ronage than has heretofore been shown,
as they rghtly deserve for the great work they
nave uOue III our Guy,
LEXINGTON. KY.
| Good sleighing yesterday.
| Coastng on Broadway Hill is immense,
Save your money and pay your poll-tax. The
| January election is drawing nigh.
| A young lady named Jennie Owens residing on
Winchester street, fell down on the pavement
near her home yesterday evening, fracturing her
left leg badly.
An aged man tumbled down last evening on the
slippery pavement on Mill street. He suStrined
some severe injuries and for about ten or fifteen
minutes was unable TO move.
Mr. Frank Mason, of Tippecanoe Ohio, left yes:
terday for Versailles. The young ladies here will
miss him very much. On the whole Frank is a
genial, g0od-heatted fellow, and has many friends
| here.
! Important arrivals at the Ashland Hotel vester-
day: Col J. B. Davis London, England: Rev. D.
NJ. jacobs Texas; Mr.. D. "A Lowell, Missouri
Captain T. A. Daniels, Little Rock, Arkansas;
| Major Powell, Massachusetts. and Gen. Jas. A.
Bayasd, st. Louis
Dick Thomas a colored gemmen, who resides on
| Mulberry street. wishes the public and all his
friends in general to know that he is studying law
with Dennis Caywood, a high-toned colored indi-
vidual, OF Georgeown. Dick expects to be adj
| mitted 10 the bur at the next election-t to get a
drink.
The police should see that o little more slow
| driving about town be done with the sleighs. 1t
would be benefit to the public, and perhaps
save some ones ! fe Many of our young men
who are fond of this pleasure drive through the
city at 40 gait, over c. ossings and everything
e.sc. This is very dangerous and we repeat stop
should be put to it.
HAMILTON.
Tommy Welsh lett yesterday for his college du-
ties at Cincinnati.
Inst llation of officers of Lone Star Lodge, No.
&c. X. Of F., at the Castle tonight.
Spragues Georgia Minstrels are billed for next
Monday night at the Opera house.
Mrs. S. X. Bonnel, of,Ro street, First Ward, Il
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Cleland of Rock and
| Illinois.
The total amount of Internal Revenue collec
tons made in Butler County during the year just
closed was $39S, S44 81.
The United Presbyterian Church social was held
last night at the pie sant home of Mrs JOHN
Mckee, ieaton street.
The Butler County Medical Society were yes
| terday treated to sumptuous dinner by DR.. Fal
| coner at his residence on High street.
Business of importance will be brought before
the meeting Monday night OF Butler Lodge, No
66, A. 0. U. w., and after lis transaction the in
sta!lation of officers will take place.
young man named Henry Huffman, engaged
in the Upper Reservoir was yesterday the victim
of distressing accident 1t seems he lost his foot
| ing ana fell on the iron prnngs of an ice-plck
which penetrated SO deeply tnat it required the
| combined strength of two men to pull it out. DR.
! hllkIiiJI WIS Citllcu alll uIeSSCi llc
1t is feared the poor fellow will not recover, as il
is thought the iron penetrated the bowels.
WEST CONVICTION.
In accordance with The true spirit of public i'm
provement last year the Home Circle Dramatic
Club organized, fitted up and furnished the Town
Hail. thereby furnishing popular place OF amuse
ment for our citizens. Now they have entered
into the enterprise OF ass sting in furnishing the
new Union Church. and will give their first enter
tainment on Wednesday evening, January Sth
We trust n crowded house will greet them as the
object is good one.