The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11
FROM POINTS AROUND,


Saturday afternoon and evening. Gen.
Hurst was not present. Music was fur
nished by Harvey's Silver Cornet Band
and Hackley's colored band.
DAYTON, KY.-A man named Cham
bers, very gentlemanly appearing per-
son, who has been but short time
resident of the city, was arrested on
Friday, kept In Jail Friday night, and
tried before Mayor Joering ON Saturday
on q charge of abstracting money from
the drawer OF Mr.. Barrett's grocery. 1t
seems that this has been going on for
some time, Chambers going into the
store and calling for milk, and while
Mrs. Barrett went for the milk he went
for the drawer. Convinced OF the way
things We're going, Mrs. Barrett got
Mrs. CASTOR to keep an eye ON the cash
drawer Friday morning, and the theft
was detected. He pleaded guilty, and
was hned $40 and costs, which he
promptly paid.
In game of baseball Saturday be-
tween the McArthurs and Red stock
ings, tAe McArthurs were victorious by
the moderate score of q to 2.
! HAMILTON.-The Hamilton Baseball
Club beat the Middletown Club in a
match game by score of II to 8.
Louis Snider, an old resident of Ham,
ilton, and proprietor Of the Franklin Pa
per Mill, died yesterday morning at his
residence in this city.
A good rain fell yesterday.
The ladies will give a reception at the
new Children's Home on Thursday even
ing next.
1ah's Combination,' Of New York, is
advertised to give an entertainment at
Dixon's Opera Hall on Thursday even
ing.
The following change in the timetable
OF the O., H. & d. road took place this
morning: The Has train south now
leaves at 11:l0 A. NJ; the Hamilton ac-
commodation, u new train, will leave at
1890 p. M.
DILLsBoROUGH, IND. We have
had rain justin time for farmers to finish
breaking ground for wheat.
We had call recently from former
citizen of this place, Will }. Randall.
He is located at Vernon, Ind, ana Is
dealing in stock.
Prospects are much better at present
for steady work in the cooper shops
here. AS orders increase it will soon
remove all the work now on hand.
Friends OF either political party are
watching with great interest the cam
paign in Ohio, and as matter OF course
some will be disappointed when the vote
is counted.
I Our town will be represented at the
soldiers reunion, at Indianapolis, on the
18th and 14th inst, as several of the
'S,hnuoO N Unipp aut tn Spp the nnmn n.
fires glow once more.
PIOUA.-The event Of the season in
social circles occurred at the Leland
Hotel last Thursday night. The hand
some and accomplished Miss Morgia,
daughter of George F. Stayman, Esq,
senior proprietor OF the "Lelanf' was
united in marriage to Mr.. Edward W.
Schafer, live young business man oil
this fiuurishing little city. BY the ap-
pointed hour-9 o'cl0ck--the spacious
parlors were filled to overlooking by an
animated and expectant bevy of hand
somely dressed ladies and fine looking
men, awaiting the advent of the high
contracting parties. Promptly on time
they made their appearance, the fair
bride radiant in lace and orange bios
SONS, followed by the bridesmaids, Miss
Laura Scnafer and Miss Bertha Wendell,
and their escorts, Harry Hyatt, OF Della
ware, o., and George M. Stayman, broth
er of the bride, and taking their position
In the midst of the gay assemblage, the
beautiful and impressive ceremony of
The Episcopal marriage service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Badger, and soon
Edward w. Schafer and Morgia Stay
man were made one.
AT eleven O'Clock the assembled multi
tude wended it's way to the dining-hall,
where an elegant supper was spread, to
which all did ample Justice. The bridal
presents we're many and costly. 1t was
literally a silver wedding. The follow
ing is List OF the gifts, with the donors
names: Dozen silver knives, Minnie aud
IoIIie Friedrich; sugar speon.and butter
knife. Mrs. j. Davis; butter bowl, Jos.
n. Lebolt: salt cellars, Mrs. d. U. Allen;
cake basket and salt cellars, A. Wendell
and family; two pieces OF handsome
statuary, Miss JENNIE Cox; butter dish
nnd knife, Louis Holtzerman and wife;
castor. Mayer, Newhoff b Bro; pickle
castor. Miss. Callie Scnetter; sirup
niteher. Mrs. Esther Freidlich; sugar
bowl, a. Golden; two napkin rings,
Mrs. M. Zeigenfelder; two beautifully
embroidered pin cushions, Miss FANNIE
I'll. Fleming anu MI W LIZ IA onhSiS wv
flower vases (sIlyerl, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
COZ and Guy Stayman; sirup pitcher,
MIR. and Mrs. N. Zeigenfelder; card re-
ceiyer, Fannie Stayman; spoon holder,
Lille Friedlich; Castor, VIM. thinner
lin: berry stand. the brides mother;
two napkin rings, Caroline Flesh; soup
isdle. Dr. w. Pince; card receiver, Min
nia and Helen Hoitzerman; tea set SIX
niecasl. Fred. NJ. Stayman; wine set
fohanna Golden; an exquisiteiy wrought
sota pillow, Miss Laura Schafer; two
pictures, Dyke and Sarah Stayman;
eostIy easy chair, Anna H. Schater.
Az O'CLOCK in the morning up to which
time the festivities were kept up, the
bride and groom left for brief Seutherr
tour. with Memphis as the objective
Among the most prominent guests
were Hon. Frank Mckinney, Fred. NJ
Stayman. Route Agent American Ex
nress Company, Cincinnati; J. Nj. Frsid
fich. Esq, OF Troy, and DR.. Prince. Gov
ernor VIM. Allen, by letter, expressed
his repets that his political duties pre-
vented HE attendance. :.
the .jolly landlord" Of the "Leland'
vio rave the bride away, is an ex-edi
Tor ana q hard-headed Democrat. ID
sneaks tonight on the political issue
OF the present campaign to the citizen
of TipDecanoe.