The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19

yesterday taxing Sketches. He had q lad
up the identical tree in the act of tying the
rope around the fatal limb.
A fellow named Collins, hailing from
Washington, d. G., who had been confined
in Jail for several weeks, was released yes
terday. He left town instanter, and de-
clares lie wants no more Newport In his'n
after his experience Sunday night.
LEXINGTON. KY.
To the wife OF Louis B. Castleman n
daughter.
F. II. Brown left for Leadville, Colorado,
Monday evening.
The farmers are selling their hemp, not
withstanding the low prices.
But few stock shipments the past week.
The freight business was light.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad is still
run by the Common Carrier Company, and
will so continue, until the Trustees can
make contract.
The case of Cash Halsey, for killing Ed.
Baxter, was called in County Court before
Judge Kinkaid Sr. on Monday, and con-
tinued until Friday.
Mrs. James B. Barclay received last Sat
urday from the endowment rank of the
Knights Of Pythias the sum of 5000. Her
husband was member OF Section 10 Of
this city.
The National Greenback party will hold
a Convention at Frankfort Thursday and
Friday next, at which the interest of the
party in the coming August election will
be considered.
Twenty-Five persons, besides children, left
this vicinity on Monday for the west, via
Cincinnati Southern. Among the Lexng-
tonians were Mrs. John Talbot and family.
Mrs Graylam, Brown, Chew, Gross and
Bush.
A difficulty occurred Monday on Main
street, between Charlie Reynolds and II. J.
pMahonev, in which o Mahoney got very
black eye, and gashed face. Both were taken
before Recorder kinkaid Reynolds was
released on bond of 800 to appear on Tues
day for trial, while O Mahoney goes free.
On Thursday next Mr. John Andrew
Steel of Woodford, will lead to the altar
Miss Fannie Breckenridge, eldest daughter
Of the late Hon. JohnC. Breckenridge. The
ceremony will take place at the Presbyte-
rian Church in Versailles, the Rev. Mr..
Rout officiating; after which a reception
will be given by Mrs. Rout at her residence,
which the bride elect has made her home
for some time past
HELLESCE. Rf-
Temperance meeting tonight.
Our new City Council meets tomorrow
night. The bids for Fairfield avenue will
be opened and other important matter at
''nu'4 w.
Mr. Joe Dolman will take leave of his
temperance friends tonight. Joe leaves for
Denver Colorado, tomorrow. May success
attend him wherever he goes.
Three Young men from this place are
49," M,,ti ~ .to", s''G ',I out,i',' VI W.
ia iumni,;n,, rat Tha Iart H., ,,',''' l,oa,,
Sail, an S,nday lily iotI am 81 a" ia, 40
.so,na II tno hutio,s If atorE,;no,saoat
oid ~ fo f tbn ~ e,Ga Nii'J la;
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found their way here by parties who saw
the performance. They will be held as
relics.
Tho horsa i, Thorntop,s do,i,.,r,, v,oo,,
of Cincinnati baked Yesterday afternoon
and after two hours in attempting to get
him started the driver was compelled to
get George Wcndroth's horse to remove the
"asoh'
DAYTON. RT.
The omnibus agreement is booming.
Judge Gunnison is being urged to become
candidate tor City Attorney.
Mrs Trues,]ell has heon removed IN ,ho
residence of her father, Mr.. Bascr, in Day
ton.
nr coetyo boo obout o,o root of u,,
K i;na lvnoi,i,a rome ul,icb he piIl hn1d tnS aS
a rolic "0
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Doytnn nd hecone a cand;dato fnr C;tr
A1tnrnay Ivy
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inc ne" oouhcli mas peeh sworn III ana
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nm heardoh, Newport youth. drew
the elegant SILK gun AT TIE English speak
ing 'athoiie entertainment
The funeral OF the late VIM: White was
largely attended Yesterday. Ihe remains
were conveyed 10 hleNahoria'
SPRiNGFIELD. o.
Maud Granger IN "Only Life" April 1st
Cantoin Charley ANTHONY if ia and the
BOYS of the Champion CITY Guards are re-
sponsible for it.
Mrs. James A. Holman has returned
home, after spending an ENJOYABLE week in
the Paris of America,
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The discourse delivered by Rev. Father
7. $. Byrne OF Cincinnati on Monday night.
at 81. hapiaefs Hail, was largely attended.
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