The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-02

when the Sheriff heard of his little game
and took the jack with his ace. But it was
too late. Mrs. Deitz had the cash and was
gone. His Indebtedness Is not known yet,
but it will largely exceed his assets. The
are believed to be among the
largest creditors: Owens i& Barclay, Mays
willie, 81, 392 30; Ingels u Co.. 1922 35; 'Sut-
ofitle, Owen Il McCready, $561 20; Young,
S,nythe Field e. Co., Philadelphia, $685..
NJ. Robinson & Co.. Louisville. S49S 63;
National Exchange Bank, Lexington, $l25.
Total, So, $40 SO. 1t is believed that Deitz
has left his creditors in the lurch to the
tune of fully $l5s00Oi Sharp man, Mr..
Deitz.
AN 0UrRAGE-WrIL THE PEoPnE -SuBHr
TO IT?-We learn 'tlratsix Councilmen have
signed petition and sent it to Frankfort,
asking the Legislature to amend the city
charter 80 that the election of a Mayor
shall be by Council and not by the people.
This is one of the most highhanded out
the people of this city. Tax man for the
privilege of voting and then disfranchise
him, in other words robbing him
ington submit to any such action which
presents this petition to the Legislature
withdraw upon himself storm Of indigna-
tion from the people of this city, and the
legislator who votes for any such bill will
be remembered In the future. Who the
six Councilmen are that have disgraced
tueir office will soon be known, and woe TO
them if they ever aspire to any office in
Lexington after their present term expires.
fknf hi Lin inn nj
citizens be at once called, and an earnest
protest be sent to Frankfort against, any
such nefarous business. Our people have
been wearing the yoke long enough, and
now they have an opportunity to speak out
boldly and with no uncertain sounds. AN
outrage against the rights OF the people IS
attempted to be perpetrated. VIII they
submit to iJp
mIDDLETOWN. o.
Captain Hit is home spending q few
days with his family.
Nathaniel Hensy has three children very
sick with scarlet fever.
The Youngest child of John Earth is ly-
ing very sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Slarb, OF Hamilton, is the guest Of
Miss Minnie Sebold, of this place.
viii. Woolley, who was 80 badly hurt
Christmas night by being hit with brick.
is able to he out again.
The original New Orleans Ministries
played here two nights to crowded houses
They 60 from here to Lexington, KY.
The Tytus Guards of this place, com
manded by Captain Armstrong, will at
TO nd no rat Nf Grs
January 18th, al Columbus, o.
Those two fine dells of n. w. Bishop
were raffied off Wednesday night. No. 698
drew the large one and III drew the small
enc. The parties holding the tickets of
those numbers are requested to call inme-
diately.
Johnny Mulligan kicked up high old
time at his home Tuesday night, flourish
ing his revolver around pretty lively and
threatening to shoot every one in the
house. He was bound over in the sum of
$t5o. In default he was sent to Jail.
nEILEvUE. IKE.
knights of Honor meet Tonight.
About dozen of our ladies received calls
yesterday.
80 N ~ os nase . Quofu'n AaS'
Forty winks was the rest Of great many
OF our young people this morning.
Ms; Dp;noe ts neeses ua',c'ns sCnool Is IN
'e"'"'e -" '"0
Mrs. Bruce, the LADY mentioned some time
ago, who came mere irom the country and
"no wa m ,"rn;nn af4n, is oieu i
va .'n.. "'o"''~"' 's' "''ei =" aohs III
''oSe'
The surprise party which met last night
at the residence or Mr. John @. Llthn was
t very hartsr.S ,arse 1"H ti. aouus CLOCK M
n."n u asoa. e aIi IT,. uahHer oar whicn Is
W. .aSeSs o NV ..'s' anu s,e M crVWu !s, theh
Proceeoeu Io 'ne res'oshce Oh Mr. Wllllams,
on Mohmou1n street. Newport, where aiter
lew preiini'nary arrangements oelne
hiaee' uaha"S e"1Hiehceu ana was kep'
comnanv separated for their homes afta,
snendins hapny New YEARS. night Ahnnt
midniyht a boHntifn1 sumner Was snread
which was heartilv annreciated NV those in
.stfandance' '"~ 49,
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Foar ihltaacaons ny tne do0d lempfars
to-nlght
Miss Minnie Rohrer is homo from pleas
ant visit to Cynthiana, KY.