The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-11

dletown, O., in consequenceof ihe sudden
departure of w. S. Marshall, late cashier.
There were few Irregularities found to
exist, but they are thoroughly UNDER
stood and have been satisfactorily ar
ranged. The capital and surplus of the
bank remain unimpaired and the bank
is sound in every particular.
ROWLAND ELLIS,
... National Bank Examiner.
Wednesday morning, when Mr.. Mar.
shall left, it was supposed by a great
many that he had used funds belonging
to the bank, but since the examination
by the Directors and Mr. Ellis, every
bedy is satisfied that he is no. defaulter.
The last heard of Mr.. Marshall he was at
Milwaukee, Wis.,, where he intends going
into business and sending for his family.
DANvILLE. KY. .s
MIR. Geo. Batterton had the misfortune
on last Friday to lose another bright
little girl He and his estimable wife
have the sympathy of The whole COM
munity in this their sad affection.
At called meeting at the Courthouse
Saturday the following gentlemen were
appointed to attend as delegates the Con-
vention, of Mexican soldiers to be held at
Frankfort the I'D of this month: Gen.
Speed Fry, Gen. Landrum, L. j. Harms,
Mr.. Mckinney. Ruben Williams, P. B.
Thompson, ST., and J. Whit.
Last Sunday morning, while DIR. Tur-
ner was visiting patient on the Perry
VILE Pike, his horse became frightened,
upset the buggy, throwing the Doctor
with great violence against stone wall,
cutting his head and otherwise injuring
him. It was THOUGHT at first he was IA
tally hunt, but later he was resting easy.
.HARRoDSBURG, KY.
Common Pleas Court is still in session.
Some Of our farmers have commenced
the preparation Of corn ground.
The Julia A., Hunt Troupe are now
playing in this place: to fair audiences.
j. B. Thompson is erecting another
large warehouse in which to tore the
product OF his dlStlllery. .....
The National Hotel, Of this place, il
full to overfowing. The Julia A. Hunt
Company are stopping at the National.
An attempt was made on the Life Of
Mr.. w.. J. McMinimy this morning by
Marion Davies, a former employs Of
McMinimy.
/ LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
/ Alice Goodwin, for assault and bat
terry upon Mr.. Proctor, was acquitted.
| Mayor Roberts punished N. McCune,
of old Kaintuck, for drunkenness yester-
day by fine of SO. ......
| George W. Ferguson, while painting,
Hell from scaffold and broke rib, and
received other injuries.
| A special election is ordered to.fill the
vacancy of Council in the first Ward
The election takes place next Monday
the 17th inst.
| Miss Annie Burlington, of Aurora, viii
be united in marriage to judge Charles
F. Hayes, a young barrister Of our city
tonight. Ceremony at. the brides resi-
|ldence.
MfAMISBUKG, q.
/ Mr.. Charley Bolton returned hom'
monday night, after an absence of abou
five years.. .,|
| Those wanting the STAR, will pleas
leave orders at Dodds & Bro, News De
'|pot, and see the fine cigars that they
keep.
| DR.. B. f. Mullen, who has been tend
l|Iing College at Cincinnati this winter
! '|w''l be found at his Office after Wednee
day l1th. t.+s., ~
.... NEwARk. .,
=. The. Mayor has not yet rendered hi
verdict in the Weinert case.
Messrs. Ransom & Bell have. opene
. barber shop on West Main street.
The case Of Jas. McMannis occupie
the attention,of the C6afu Monday an
. Tuesday.
I The; triallof Robert Leeding' for viz
lating the Seitz law comes up during thi
term of Court.
On Monday morning Mr.. Chas, Dicl
inson, the new Clerk of Court, swore tn
Jury for. the first time, and the blush o
!, his face showed he was not used to of
). cial duty.
Il A short time since there appeared /
t the STAR mention that one Isaac Bole
z had: begun 'suit.against Sheriff Howlan
and Frank Larimore, and had employe
e. D. Barrows as his attorney, and sine
that Mr.. Barrows has not been allowe
!. free access to- the Jail to see his client
= On Monday morning Mr.. Barrow
brought this matter before the. Judge {
> Common Pleas, Court, who reprimande
IMr. Rowland and instructed him
a allow all the attorneys'of this city c
t county free access to the Jail. ~.5
WAPAKOHETA, o.. ...
Aldo Lind is clerking for Mr.. Lee
: LEVY till he comes back from the city.
Hugo Fritz, son Of carpenter Frit
ran away from his parents Monday, f
e lis in custody of the Sidney police, ar
q. his brother Fred. is after him. He le
home without cause. .-...5.. 49,.
n The, followingwere at Lima Tuesda,
It Treasurer Dickman, S. W.. .MnFarlan,