The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25
ing literally with their cash. A grand time
is Anticipated.

ing literally with their cash. A grand time
is anticipated.
Charlie Reynolds, who was arrested and
taken to Louisville before the U. s. Court,
charged with intimidating one r. J. 0'Ma-
honey, q U. 8. witness, was released Satur-
day on bail OF $500. Charlie is at home and
happy.
A young man named James 8. Welch, re-
siding on Second street, in this city. shot
himself in the head with pistol last even
ing The wound is fatal. Cause, despon-
dency caused by business reverses.
The funeral of Captain 0. P. Beard took
place Sunday evening at 8 o'clock from his
resident on Bar street. Lexington has lost
another tried and brave man, good citizen
and man of energy and enterprise. We
deplore his loss.
A petition with great many names at
tached has been presented to the Council
asking the removal of the stock sales from
Cheap Side. An opposition party has like
wise asked that honorable body to continue
things just as our fathers taught. We can
not foreshadow the result The Council
has the matter under consideration, and
will doubtless act according to our common
interests.
The Centennial Committee OF Invitation,
in their report on Saturday, extend all
especial invitation TO the Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, our Representatives at
Washington, the Legislators of our State,
together with the various Mayors of cities,
their respective Councils with all the news
paper men of the State; the Superintend-
ent OF Public Schools, with all the teachers
| of the State, and the State officers at Frank
fort, Judges and Clerks Of Courts, are also
invited.
FAIRMOUNT, o.
A grand concert will be given in the NJ.
e. Church in this place next Thursday eve.
ming, March 9th, under the direction of
Prof. II. J. Schumacher Some of our best
local talent in the city will take part, and
we expect great musical treat
DAYTON, o.
The city has furnished lodging this month
to AS sleepy individuals.
William Mcmahon, for abusing his fam
ily was arrested on warrant yesterday noon
by officer J. B. Moore.
J. Harry Shannon, the wonderful "boy
orator" appeared at music Hall last night
before small but appreciative audience.
One more night.
Prof. Carpenter appeared last night at
Gebhart's Opera-house to a large audience,
sending them home well pleased with his
wonderful exhibition Of mesmeric power.
Officers Kirby, Barker and Murphy ar
rested John Fermding last night upon war
rant sworn out by George Smith, charged
with criminal intercourse with his(Smith's)
wife.
The following cases were disposed by His
Honor Mayor Butt yesterday, viz: Henry
Wilson, for appropriating a shirt belonging
to Charles Pandorf SIG S. and ten days in
Work-house; Charles Keller, drunk and
disturbing the peace, $l3 go, committed to
Work-house until paid; G. Hendrickson,
carrying small battery, SIG 35; VIM. Joy
and Martin Lewis, for disturbing the peace,
were released upon payment of SO 55 each;
John W. Morris, the last of the Franz rob-
bers was bound over in the sum of 81, 500.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The 'mumps" have made stand at the
Wittenberg.
Judge Hawes will be here on Wednesday
and hold Court.
The Leffel works began on Monday to re-
move to their new shop.
While Wallace is engaged in battle with
tlIC NCphbllS, W. y. Z Is ludhlllS VOTES
by quiet canvas.
Lagonda is to be made an incorporated
village a bill to this effect being now intro
duced in the Legislature. 1t will take in
all that territory between Lagonda and the
city limits.
The funeral services of the late John
O'Leary, held at the st. Raphael's Church
on Sunday afternoon, were largely attended.
l,u,. IS f.... L
lowed the remains to the grave.
In the Mayors Court of Monday VIM.
Burns and Thomas Ford, saloonists, pleaded
guilty of violating the Sunday ordinance
and were each fined $40 and costs, and Jack
Mit1in for drunk ami disordely was given
five days in the Station-house with costs to
pay.
Mrs. Mary Kiefer, mother of General ].
W. Kiefer, died on Sunday at her residence,
Yellow Springs Ohio, at the advanced age
of eighty years. General Kiefer arrived
from Washington on Saturday evening, and
reached his mothers bedside before she
breathed her last
The preliminary examination of Adam
Nicholas, charged with assault with intent
to kill, which was called for hearing before
Squire Hallenbeck on Saturday, resulted
IN poSIpOnement, on account OF the non
appearance of Nicholas, who, it is supposed,
has jumped the town, thereby forfeiting
$500 bail.
Matrimonial Whispers-The following
parties have been granted licenses since our
last report: R. c. Bell and Annie NJ. Swon-
ger, Henry Fenstermacher and Chrssie f.
Swonger, Jonas Strausburg and Phoebe A.
Maxon, Urban Coil and Emma ii. Flood,
I, b. Reeser and Mary s. Beal, James A.
Widdicombe and Lille Hathaway, William
Bangert and Anna B. Leichtweis, John c.
Furthermore and Elmira b. Wright, James
Roberts and Anna l.. Howard, William
Elder and Annie NJ. Richards Three or
dered not published
Good Housewife.
The good housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring renovating, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates of her house
are more precious than many houses, and