The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22
DAYTON, X Y.
Nalter Johnson is out ON bail.


Muggins says the dummies shake passenger up
so that he feels as if he had been be0teh-out OF a
nickel.
Mr. Robert Smith is rapidly recovering from his
recent injuries and is able to attend 70 his business
affairs.
The particulars. of the Banks Lindsey eloPe-
ment in our local columns, will furnish spicy
reading for Dayton folks.
1t is rumored that Rev. Mr. Zimmerman viii re-
move from Dayton to Loveland, Ohio, at an early
day, Mt the solicitation of Methodist congrega-
ton there
The spirits who rang the school-house bell have
been discovered. They were ung men, VINO
communicated with the belfry by means OF
twine string.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Rev G. o. Barnes is expected here in Decem.
ber
Form your clubs and give some select parties,
boys. They will take well.
Mrs. Chanfrau was greeted with q large audi
ence at the Opera house last evening.
negro entered the residence of Mrs. Oldham,
on Lower street, yesterday morning about 3
O'Clock and managed to get away with bucket OF
sugar.
little girl named Mary Jones fell down last
evening on Broadway, near High street, fractur-
ing her left leg badly. Medical aid was lmmeul-
atey summoned.
Tie pastor of the Hill.street NJ. E. Church was
surprised last evening by large number OF his
congregation who came TO pay their respects TO
their loved minister.
A title child belonging to Mr. Bacon, on Lime
stone street felldOwn stairs yesterday afternoon,
sustaining several slight injuries Dr. Whitney
rendered all the assistance possible to the little
sufferer
The men who came here Monday to work on
the Transcript ut IS cents Thousand left,yester-
day for Cincinnati, and were glad to get ont OF the
city. The strikers gave them till to-day to leave,
but they had no time to stay
First communion will be administered Sunday
morning At ST. Panl's Roman Catholic Church at 7
| O'Clock mass. Bishop Toebbe will ad minister con
tirmat on Mt 10 O'Clock masS, which Will be SSo-
emn Pontifieal High Mass. Many grown persons
will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation.
SPkRNSsEBEAb.O d.
| Mrs. f. ]. Kent, daughter of the late W. T..
| Mcintyre who has been here for some time visit
| ing her mother on Warder street, left on Thurs
| day afternoon for her home i'll Kansas.
Geo. Johnson, a farmer, living near Lawrence
Vile while walking over his farm on Monday last
received charge of bird shot in his face and chest.
| The par les who did the shooting was hunting
| upen JohRson's farm at the time and was recog-
nzed as resident OF this city.
Yesterday morning about o'clock as William
| Weathershine an eInpOye in the p. ?. Mast
Works, on Narder street, was wo king at circular
saw he was SO unfortunate us to have his right
| hand caught in the saw, which nearly severed the
| thumb and badly manSled the palm of the hand
and fingers. DIR. Mclaughlin dressed the hand.
| Mayor Coles met with rather a singular accident
| on last Wednesday night. II seems he was de
| tned at his flee until late hour, having CON
| siderable writing to do. While so engaged he be-
came faint. Thinking breath of air would do
him good, he went to the front window of his Of
| flee and threw it open. Here this fainting spell
must have got the best of him, for he pitched out
the window and landed on the pavement below, a
| distance of eighteen feet. The Mayor was con
veyed to his house, and DR.. Russell called
| in, who says that the injuries re-
ceived are a dislocation of the ankle
and the breaking OF one of the small bones OF
| the foot, and says that his patient is suffering
much pain. The duties of the Mayors office will
be looked after by one of our Mag strates until the
| Mayor RECEIVERS.