The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01


they were found, at Cincinnati. The con-
ductor discovered it and locked them In.
They will be tried under the new act for
burglary
Arrangements are now being made for a
lecture BY Robert J. Burdette, the Burling-
ton Hawkeye man. The same under the
auspices of Wittenberg.
Mr.. Dan. Williamson, the genial Super
visor of 'The Nook" at the C., C., G.. q l.
Depot, has for several days been absent
from his post caused by severe spell OF
sickness.
The fakir with his cannon-ball performer
and disjointed skeleton, who holds forth
in room beneath the Public Library,
seems to be catching his share OF our
peoples small change.
Reeds Spring-street Varieties will have
Its opening performance tonight. large
amount Of talent is engaged, or otherwise
in view, and our official citizens promise
Manager Reed bumper.
The horse in the wagon o. VIM. Miller.
butcher, becoming fl. r.ghtened while being
driven about the West End of the town on
Thursday night run away making a COM
piete wreck of the wagon and breaking his
neck to boot-not Millers neck.
All Halloween was for some reason but
lightly observed in our CITY. Its principal
workers got little off on the day and took
theirs out on Thursday night. Several or.
ganized parties visited the rural districts,
and enjoyed theirs with their country
friends.
1t would add much to the morals of our
city to erect large picket fence about the
notorious Railroad House. The class at
present frequenting this resort are of the
vilest kind. Several ladies have already
complained of being insulted while passing
that place.
Martin Keizer, employed in Greib's sa-
loon, on Main street. fell down pair of
stairs leading to the saloon on Thursday
night and, beside the bruises received from
the fall, had the palm of his hand badly
cut bv its striking upon a piece of broken
bottle lying upon the floor.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The dummy ran over a cat yesterday.
The first payment on the M. e. Church is
paid and the second almost ready.
A charter for the Bellevue Lodge, Knights
OF Honor, was to-day received from the
Governor.
Rev. E. L. Sanders will conduct the usual
service tomorrow afternoon at 3% o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
If a lumber wagon is missing from Dayton
the owner can get it in the commons oppo-
site the Catholic Church.
The farce of "Mr. x" will be rehearsed
tn-night at the residence of Miss Susie
Pownall, on Division street.
There are number OF people who wonid
like to see Poplar street improved from La
ia, ette avenue to Berry avenue.
C. D. Watson, ESQ.,, of New York City,
will address the temperance meeting to-
morrow night. Other speakers will be
present
1t is said that one of our Conncilmen is
very much interested in the sewer pipe con-
tract for Lake street. Has he got an ak
to grind?
Mr.. Philip Lewis was determined that
the Halloween ghHuls should not disturb
his lumber yard last night. With revolver
in hand Mr.. Lewis awaited results.
Mr.. John Young. of Fairfield avenue,
farm. This action of Mr.. Young's would
be regretted by large number Of our citi-
ZenS.
The hailoweeners were possessed with con.
siderable vim last night as was seen by the
way things were transferred this morning
They even went into the barber shop and
took his cigar sign while he was shaving q
customer 1t would not have surprised lis
if they had taken the barber razor, soap.
suds and all. The barber is mad. He says
they would steal red hot stove if he was
sitting Oh it.
GREENFIELD, o.
The social at the First. Presbyterian
Church, Thursday evening, was a success.
THIS country is full of fine potatoes. they
are coming into our market in great guam
titles shippers are paying .25 and 80 cents
per bushel.
Ten tramps have been loafing around
town for some time, begging something to
eat. When people give them lunch they
would grow angry and throw the lunch
away, swearing ii thev could not get q
square meal they would not take anything
The Marshal got on the track of the ten
young men and lodged them in the cooler
GEORGETOW ky.
Died--The wife of James Sair, near White
Sulphur, on the 23th ult.
The fall opening of S. E Steadman, mil
liner. took place Tuesday last.
Katie Putnam's bills are out for this
place November Sd and 4th. People arr
anticipating good time.
Married-At the residence of the bride ii
this place. Mr.. Sandford Estes, of Eagle
Creek, to Mrs Lucinda Sparrow.
A grand sparring and athletic entertain
ment will take place tonight in Barlow.
Hall by Mike Davenport, James Coyne anc
others.
The case of Albert Nelson, colored, came
up "Wednesday before Judge H. Rhoten fol
the seduction of his daughter, and beins
proven on him cononsively, he was held il
| the sum of $500, which being unable to give
fhe was removed to jail to await the mex
Circuit Court.
The annual meeting of the Scott Count,
/ Bible Society was held ut the Presbyterian
| church in this place last Sunday. 1t wal
well attended The p esident being absent
Rev. J. J. Dickev took the chair. ". @
| Em;o,n wau a1actad Sncrntary for fl.