The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-25

work at Miss Young's, where he met Miss Rhoda.
The result was mutual attachment and a strate-
getical movement to eyade the watchfulness OF the
guardians of the young lady and matrimony;
Miss Young, with DR.. II. X. Marshall, followed
Them to this city, but they arrived here just In
time to be too late, the knot having been tied.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
C. w. Morningstar advance agent of Lavender
& Kaufman's Minstres, passed through this city
on saturday on his. way to fremont. where his
party give series of performances.
On last Friday morning at an early hour Chief
schuchman, while going his rounds, was accosted
by one Koehler, who Keeps a saloon on High
street, who told Schuchman that he had just been
robbed Of {, his pocket book containing $i2 at the
Winter street Schuchman went to The house, but
could not find the money. He then arrested the
andlady and two of her girls and took them to the
Stationhouse where they gave bail. On Satur-
day morning when their trial was called Koehler
made statement exoneratng the parties, claim
ing that he had found his money in another place
1t is now generally believed that Koehler had no
money to lose, for the man that hauled him TO the
house in a hack says that he was beat out of his
fare and that several sa.o .oons on the way were
stood off for drinks.
THEY ARE AMBlTIoUs.-A party of young men
mostly employees Of the Mast Works have organ
lied mius rel troupe and will at an early day as
tonish our neighb0rs along the handle h ad
The organization Is meeting with encouragement
on all sides, Manager Kirk only yesterday receIv-
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Road rendering the purity the use of their tracks
| and al o sent an estimate of the number of ties
between each of their stands. This will be the
only party on the road this season who carry their
| Dagga4e in collar boxes. The manager says that
this new feature will enable them TO board hand
cars; also to leave the hotel III the night without
disturbing the landlord Manager Kirk has just
called on us and desires us to state that he will not
be able 10 keep his dates for the early part of this
week on account of an accident that befell his
| leading tenor who while warbling my Grand
fathers Clock" wSs so unfortunate as to sprain a
lung; also that he is at loss for all end man. as
the young man he had engaged for this position
had resigned, giving as his reason that Rldgeley
| the other end man, had made it a practice ut all
| rehearsals to guy him off, and that at the las.
rehearsal while he was singing the beautiful bal
lad Her Front Name is Hammer that Ridgeley
broke him all up" gentleman who has just
| returned from a trip over the Panhandle Road,
| and who visited many of the towns whore the
party is billed, says that many of the Inhabitants
had taken advantage of the cut rates and left
their homes. Those unable TO get away had held
Indignation meetings and appointed committees
to intercept the party before its arrival and per-
shade them in Heavens nameto give them the
gOby. The speaker at one of these meetings
closed his remarks with the following beautiful
and touching lines "lf they are ambitious it Is a
grieyous fault, and grievously will they pay it"