The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28


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prettiest girl of Kenton; Mr.. Morgen-
roth the cane, as the most popular cloth
ier, and DR.. Morrison drew the watch.
The music was furnished by our home
band, and of course was good.
RICHMOND, IND.
Turnkey Abel has now sampling from
his bill of fare forty-seven of the lawIess
frasernity.
Melvine Cain and Morton Lytle on
trial for grand larcency have been found
guilty and each sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary with fine of $40
and costs.
The will of the municipal government
was only given one turn on Friday, and
that was to inquire into "bender" en-
joyed by John Mcdonald, a stranger, who
had strayed from his fold. John was per-
mitted to join his friends without toll.
John E. Crawford was, Immediately
after the return of the verdict, escorted
to Jail and assigned to just such quarters
as those enjoyed by other prisoners.
Should the proposal of working the in
mates of the castle be brought into action,
John will have chance to earn his pen
atty by the sweat of his brow.
The fire department responded to an
ala rm from Box 81 on Friday afternoon
to find that some person had mistaken
the smoke coming from smoke house in
the rear of Mr.. Lou Carey's residence on
Tenth street near Mulberry as coming
from a stable in its immediate vicini-
ty.
Officer Page arrested at the Union De-
pot on Thursday night VIM. A. Bobb, a
former resident of New Castle, for the
theft IF horse and buggy at the above
mentioned place some weeks since. Bobb
acknowledged as to the possession Of the
property, but claimed that he was on
his way to New Castle to inform its
owner of its whereabouts. Word was
sent to New Castle of the arrest, which
was responded to by the Sheriff Of Henry
County, who took the prisoner in charge,
and escorted him to New Castle on Fri
day afternoon.
AURORA. IND.
The Bon-ton or Married Club tipped the
fantastic step at SchultSe's Hall last night.
The Aurora Saengers will give private
"Masque" ball at Muellers Academy Tues
day evening. next
The "Purim," q new dancing club in
Aurora, gave al social hop at Mueller s
Academy Wednesday evening.
i WEST COVINGTON. KY.
Last night was an evening long to be
remembered by the young people Of West
Covington. The Home Circle Dramatic
Club gave one of their socials, which to
pronounce a success would be putting it in
a very mild form. It was brilliant sue
cess in every particular. At about $3.50
o'clock Professor Miohels struck up beau.
tiful waltz, and about thirty couples Joined
in the merry dance. Among those present
from distance we noticed:
Miss Flora Parson, Miss Ella Horner,
Misses Eva and Ella Clark, of Cold Springs,
KY; Miss Mollie Gaines, Miss Eva Soards,
of Hebron, KY; Miss Clara Rose, Love.
land, O.; Miss Ida Patchen, Louisville, KY.
Miss Eva McGee. Clermont County, O.
Miss Salie Broder, Of Riverside, OHIO; Miss
Lucy McLaughlin of Oovington, KY; Miss
| t1hni" ~ Nooi, "a SONii6Ion, n.y., MISS
Cecilia Rodgers, of Covington, KY. Miss
; Susie Peele, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and others
whose names we could not get. The merry
dance was kept up until half-past in the
morning. all going away well satisfied with
the evenings entertainment.
DAYTON. D.
J. Milton Sanders, many years ago cti
zen of Dayton, died recently in San Do
mingo.
| G. B. Dennis. under arrest for obtaining
by false pretense, was discharged by Justice
Whitehurst.
Mr.. Coates Kinney, President of the
Xenia Board of Education, was in the city
yesterday inspecting our public school
houses
The Dayton Police Benevolent Associa.
ton will hold their third annual ball al
Gebhart's Opera-house ON the 31st oil
! March.
A son of Hon. H. Fl. Hendrick, aged
about ten years, yesterday about noon met
with an accident by which his right thigh
bone was broken.
On Thursday evening Ed. Wilson was ar
rested on charge OF burglary and granG
larceny, the crime being that committed al
; Saup's jewelry store.
YESTERDAYS CoURT.-Jonah A. Foste,
ct al, for the benefit of the Union Sabbath
School, of Clay Township, VS.. Robert
Ewing. Verdict of jury for plaintiff o
$73 II.
The Irish Catholic societies Of this cit,
have resolved not to parade on st. Patrick
Day this year. The members will con
$ tribute what it would cost for parade, TO
the assistance Of Ireland.
Council last night accepted the bid o
Mr.. Cornelius Boltin for lighting &c., tn
eight hundred and eighty gas lamps of tn
: city at the rate Of So so per post. The Ga
Company bid was 81 80 per post
Next Monday the Atlantic Il Pacific Tel
egraph Company will reopen an Office mex
= door. to where they were formerly located
on Jefferson street, opposite the Becke
+ HOUSE. Mr.. George H. Lowe will hav
o charge of the new Office. ..-,., .--.
The Van Buren, Township fox chase
came off yesterday. A large number o
: men and dogs were ON hand, but the spor
y was OF short duration. The fox was let q
all right, but through some accident one o
Makiey's dogs slipped his leash and cap
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