The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-20
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


O.. Yesterday t. AXE charge of saloon.
n w u,rrdor has been anu,iuted Moo.
istrate in the Third District by Gov. Nc
Creary,
n,. lana p,r,,or too,orod\ who res;des
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Mr.. Henry J. Van Suenen' who has been
ansent IN BOULDER CITY, Co'" returned lasC
"'sh' "''ei al '"'e"o' VI oe''" !'"'''
ToLlCE COURT lay hunter preach Oh
the peace; 50; sarah houcK' drunk eis-
missed; "enrge Huber shouting III Guy
hh'lts' VI; NJ Mlrahh drunk $4'
The Kentucky Central Directors vester-
day declared a semiannual dividend Of
three per cent. on the preferred stock, and
one per cent o. the common STOCK OIL saiu
company.
By general request, Professor and Madam
WiethofT will give a reue.tinn of the
beautiful Spanish dance, la Manola," as
recently performed in the drama of Snow
White" on Friday evening next at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Mary Dopohue ofKertnckv John Hart
of New JERSEY, Dennis Flannigan of Cali
fornia, Barr, Do, e of Rhode Island, and
several other delegates of the A. O. II Con-
vention, were in the city yesterday the
guests of Col. James Hanrahan, who gave
them an elegant reception.
Co,s,s,a1,ar voo,;oa 10 boom;po olong
.it,, I,;s rv"rt, IIo hno taLen all the wards
aycant = sria1, ,lort of Tho S;yth and thp
Will Ninth His Increase over the late
taking in the same wards runs little over
400. Ifa proportionate increase is made in
The Ninth Ward, the School Board Will be
Deiei'eu ""ou' ''oo W Wv ie'"H's'
U. S. CouRT. T.--Ferdinanda VogIer was al
T,,,teu 10 pract,ce III 'ne " o. Io1a' ~ Mn, m
ei ro',,.. ratt "a'' T lK;,,or ;il;c;t d;.t;i,
linz, 500 fine and sentenced to 80 days in
Mason County Jail. Messrs. James NJ
Chenowith, p. II. Wilson and J. Ii. Poor
were appointed Jury Commissioners.
j, L. Corbin. a noted LAWYER Of this city
was arrested this morning on a charge oI
obtaining money under false rretense iron
r. NJ. Ashcrait, OF Boone county. lie II
charged WITH haV'ng represented 10 MI
.I1ai' 1ila' ,'e wa" aEo,,, ~, m"tl'' tn ho,
-, M,,t;, Gi :, Uni,IIa MINI h.Lorat. ri,
ts ty T"is,' sat t ~ 9'E'r, 's"'''''
Tho r.., af OIL, no,;, ,,o o,;..,o oo,
i'o iu'ieiai y, III D%viS' 'io ti.tiu ~
eu ne"IoS wy WHY, io" mha nv fr, III tho -" So"t
pont;st Cimrc, @ aprJav po1 .ftnrrnon RI,
ceremonies at the church we're conducted
by the Rev. Blackburn. The remains were
conducted to their last resting place BY .
large number of colored citizens, the pro
ression being headed by the Colored News
boys Union IN large numbers.
N..MPORT.
Mr.. B. c. Pavne was sworn in vesterda,
by Judge Perkins as Deputy Sheriff
Louia Meisenheimmer of Iowrencobnrg
Ind is naving Visit IN his narents here
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mn account Ht thc examination If teachers
,e.,
o squire o. +. Mapnel was q''a'llleu ny ,n
C"nn'n '"ue0 Se''eiu'9 W 'olei'i''N' mat
,r, :,
me lou's men l"uePeIuent olup WI VI
meet th's evening Ill the law once ol MI
Warehouse
The Newport Light Guard will be tn
name OF the new company that VIII si'ortl
De organized.
1t is exceedingly doubtful whethera ma
In Campbell County can be found who wa
present at the Kline banging.
VIM. Mack, aged nineteen, who reside
or Southgute street had finger taken Of
while working on II tobacco machine YES
terday.
John Butcher. Jr. who resides on Nav
and Columbia streets, was kicked by
horse yesterday, and received severe inter
nal injuries.
Messrs Otto and Fred Tredti, have cor
nleted their fine bnth-rooms on York stree,
near Jefferson street, and they deserve to b
patronized.
LARGO BULLDOG that showed s;gps
br6ronhohia was killed bv Tiemtsnon
Snoctman Yesterday on Columbia stree
and Iamas a,Irv
~,
Forest g rect was DESTROYED bv fire hi
mornino sntoiline a loss of s5O The mea
s.avod Nh alarm was tnrnad in
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EliIa W. VINO ""n'eu W pe separate
from ller huSpahu' hualh W. W'thdreW IN
SUN from 'l'e oi,anoeiy Nourt yesleruaH
tr;o, "'''e "s' o' s''' -io"''' 0''' '"0'
-,
Klght rev B,shop loeobe VIII admlnlste
the rite OF cohhrh'atioh thursday LAScel
son Day 10 tne ch'ldreh VINO maze tlel
hTst communion SUNDAY al the Church
the Immaculate conception
Frank Mccormack and Thos, Smith, tn
illeged rope thieves, were bound over t
the Grand Jury, by .squlres Harris an
Buchanan, TINS morning, In the sum
POW each. In dela'lt they went 10 jan.
Mr.. Lvezays actual loss by the fire FIR
day night was $35, 900 and the total insu
Ance $1,000 The mill will be rebuilt
lhe city viii guarantee better protectio
igalnst hre In the line OF Detter water SUI
ply.
The complimentary benefit rendered NJ
.,Dl Alyn lnot