The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
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Council meeting tonight,
The soldiers and sailors of the late war
meet 'to-night at younger's Hal. s'Ft
Mr.. hmes Francis, OF, of,Oonnersyille, lnd.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Thompson.
The bright little sor of Mr.. Charles Tran
ter died this morning at half past O'Clock.
The Lealyille epidemic is raging in this
city. Covingtonians will leave Tor that
place Of starvation next week.
Al the Steinharte-Swope wedding last
night kilograms Of congratulation were re-
ceived from a number Of towns in the
United States and from Germany.
The boss order Of delivery was issued a
few days since by Squire Mclaughlin in
favor Of l.. N. Brown against A. r. Moore;
1t was for cofiee-mill and skillet; total
value OF both, ~ cents ...f u
Mr. Wm. Drew typo of the Common.
veal th and Miss Emma Grizzle were united
in marriage at the Four,h-street Christian
Church yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. s. M. Jefferson officiating.
In the County Court Jas. II. Barr quail
fied as guardian of the minor children of
Henry Barr, deceased. Fred. Bnrman was
appointed and gave bond as administrator
OF the estate of Geo. Moeller, deceased,
Louis r. Scnour, aged twenty-three, and
Flora II. Scott, aged eighteen, were granted
their splicing papers this morning by CouI-
ty Clerk BriStow They will be married to-
night at Dry Creek Baptist Church. Rev.
Dr. Warden. of Paris, will otiiciate.
The members OF the Diamond Dancing
Club say that Jacobs is not a member of
their Club and further deny that they are
fighting men. The latter portion Of which
we sanction. 70 our own knowledge the
tlpk Ia nf apIn IN mt .Nf
boys.
The first Jewish wedding ever celebrated
in Covington took place last night in the
Musical Fund Hall on Scott street. The
high contracting parties were Mr. Benjamin
Stcinhardter and Miss Rebecea Swope, both
of this city, and the nnptial knot was tied
by Rabbi Wise of Cincinnati.
The residence of Frank P. Helm, ESQ,
northeast corner of Third and Grand streets,
was burglarized yesterday morning for the
second time in its history. The thieves got
away with half-dozen silver tablespoons.
medallion style, engraved Il. A. B., ten
or eleven plated silver tablespoons ten or
eleven plated silver teaspoons one silver
napkn-ring, engraved ~. b. H. two sill
yer napkin-rings, god-lincd, engraved
Frank" and Lucy" new overcoat OF
brown diagonal cloth, d new large meer-
schaum pipe never yet used, two cigar-hold.
ers and about ~ 30 i'll silver money.
NEwPORT.
Council meeting tonight
More particulars of the Highland outrage
will be found in our local columns.
Mr. W. p. Dttoe, son of George w. Dit
toe, Esq, took the first prize Ia silver
medal) at the Ohio Mechanics Institute in
the Art Department night before last.
The case OF j. w. Utter against ]. T..
Leming, in suit for damages, was called
before Squire Buchanan this morning, and
was still in progress up to 2:30 o'clock.
Haymans Hall is being handsomely
fitted up by Court Concord, l. o. o. f.. for
its special use The Lodge proposes giving
n series Of entertainments the coming
spring.
Several more dispatches from various
towns announcing the arrest of traInps All
swering in every particular TO the MAJ,
wanted were received by the Chief this
morning
Captain J. A. Williamson has instructed
the Republican voters of the Sixth District
TO cnll conventions for the election of dele
gates 10 the State Convention at Louisville
April 10th.
The committee appointed at the last reg.
uldt VI 'JOulltii W ONclIdul lut
City Treasurer's accounts were busily en-
gagged all of last night and are hard at work
to-day, so as to be able to report TO Council
tonight. We understand that scarcely ar
error has been discovered in the accounts sc
far.
The police made raid on another negro
ranch last night, and brought in the follow
ing roan-colored daisies Salle Smith
! Sarah Pryor and Fannie Simon, also Bill
Lumpklns and William Stewart, gentlemen
of color, who were paying their respects t,
the lassies were also roped in. They were
arraigned before Mayor Harton this morn
ing on charge Of disorderly conduct, ant
fined So and costs each.
CIRCUIT CoURT.--ln the case of Luc,
O'Shaughnessy and others VS.. T. j. Cal
legher, a suit for forty-three acres of lant
situated on the Alexandria Pike, n shor
distance from Newport, valued at abou
$1,000, verdict was given for the plaintiffs
and an order of sale made.
A. s. Berry VS.. G. i. Hayman. Eerdic
for $40 and attachment to stand.
Sol. Robinson VS.. NJ. Doyle. Suit fol
damages on injunction; verdict for plain
tif1 OF $25
The case of Bencher VS.. Rogers in prog
rcss.
Last evening a woman giving her name
as Mrs Mccullough, living on Patterson
street, near Chestnut, brought an infant tc
The Station-house, which she SAYS wa
abandoned by its young mother the day
before. The woman's story being rathe
crooked as to where she got the child, sh,
was requested to take it home and care fo
It during the night. The woman with til,
oabe in her arms returned again this morn
ing TO the station-house, but she wa
obliged to take the little squealing crcatur,
away again. She was advised to take thu
child to the st. Elizabeths Hospital il
Coyington.
LEXINGTON. ky.
To the wife of Letcher Lusby, fine boy
Mr.. Allen, the temperance lecturer, ha
gone to Millersburg TO fight whisky.
The glass broken by Il thief from the win
dow of W. & J.. Loyenhart's store is esti
mated at $125
Mr.. NJ Brown, clother. on Upper street
assigned Tuesday at noon, but to whom we
nave not learned.
The meeting Tuesday evening of The
Young MEMS Christian Association wa;
very entertaining.
The licerse was issued by our County
Clerk on Monday for H. P Ransom and