The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-15

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The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year at the Firemen's meeting last
night: President, Mr.. Alfred West; Vice
President, Mr.. A. II. Dresselhaus; Secre
tary, Mr. Charles Nagel; Treasurer, Mr.. w
H. Nixon. The Standing Committee are
Nixon, Beyland and Gould.
DAYTON. KX.
George Heitzs barber-shop, near the cal
stables, was burglarized last night. Moth
ing was left but his stove.
Charley Rodacker and James Kinney (sc
calledL of Dayton, were dosed in Newport
this morning for disorderly conduct. $2E
and fifty days on the stone-pile for each.
LEXINGTON. HY.
Bob Ingersolps heretical doctrine received
a notice by colored divine in our city yes
terday.
The Cheapside cattle sale will continue a.
usual. 1t will not be abolished by the
Council.
| The great Forepaugh show will be here
on the 22d Of April. Barnum will be alone
soon after.
The Council at its last session appro
priated 500 for the benefit of the Home ol
the Friendless.
Only one thousand and thirty convicts in
the Kentucky Penitentiary. Lexington has
few more that are itching to go.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Appleton and
Miss Emma Yellman was celebrated yester
day at the First Baptist Church in thi.
| city.
The oratorial reading by G. N. Cover A
| M, at the Young Mems Christian Assoca
| ton Hall, on last night was highly enter
tanning and well attended.
Considerable interest is manifested by the
people in regard to who shall be the mex
| Democratic nominee to represent Lexing
ton in the next Legislature.
Mr.. W. F. White has received no tidings
of the horse he hired to that good-lookine
young gentleman one day last week, but hii
telegraph account is still increasing.
The great sale of fine horses at the Fail
Ground, by Captain Kidd, on yesterday
brought to our city many strangers anx
| ious to purchase some of our renowned
stock.
That dinner in the old Press room yester.
| day, did credit to the ladies of the Upper
street Baptist Church. The farmers seemed
to enjoy it, and the ladies realized hand
some income for the benefit of their church
| Sunday was fine day, and consequently
the attendance at the various Churches was
unusually large, especially at st. Paups
and Christ's Churches. At the former
Father Brossart preached an able sermon
ON the Resurrection. Father Major cele
brated High Mass. The music was grand
the organist, Prof. George, being assisted
| by Woolfs Orchestra. The floral offerings
Loft, Il
| tiful.
sPRsNGFIELD. O.
Last week, numerous begging expedi.
tions; this week, visit by side-show
fakirs.
Our wiener wurst man has at last been
assaulted When they try it again, Wiener
just strike them with one of your feather
busters.
A delegation of members of the Ohio
Legislature took a look over the Neff prop
erty, at Yellow Springs, on Sunday. They
are in search of location for branch of
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
The Board of Agriculture have elected
the following officers for service this year:
DR.. j. S. r. Hazard, President; W. H.
Garlough, Vice Presdent L. B. sprague,
Secretary; S. f. McGrew, Treasurer.
The petition of Ann burlington was
filed in the Clerks office, on Monday, ask
ing for divorce from VIM. Turkington
The charge entered with the said is extreme
cruelty and adultery. The petition asks
for alimony.
A meeting was held at City Hall last
night by our colored citizens to take action
in the raising of funds to be sent as aid to
the colored people now being driven from
the South. A committee was appointed to
solicit subscriptions and report at the next
meeting.
DR.. Seys, who is in attendance upon DR..
Teegarden, denies the report in circulation
on Monday saying the Doctor was bleeding
internally. He says that Teegarden is in
no immediate danger The ball has not
yet been found, but it is supposed to have
taken glancing course under the skin,
and then passed into the arm.
About o'clock on Monday morning E.
s. Wallace, Mayor-elect, and r. F. Hay
ward, Marshalelect, appeared before Mr.
M. W. Banes, notary public, who admins
tered to each the usual oath of office. They
then proceeded to the Mayors sanctuary
on Limestone street, and took possession
with but little ceremony, the old heads
passing out with a smile. When Mayor
CuWdIu Iidu CONcfeu tue blS CutlT MIKE
Welsh, drunk and disorderly, was dragged
before him, and His Honor just said 81 80
SO sweet, so sugary, so natural, yes, in such
capital style that one could hardly be con-
WINGED that Mayor Milton had taken his
departure. Numerous other offenses were
handled during the morning in flashy
way that reflected credit upon our man of
much promise, Mayor L. S. Wallace
REDWOOD, o.
DON r. Webster is spending few days
in Marion, 0.
Miss Ina Randell of this place, is visiting
her parents in Delaware, o.
The Treasurer of York Township this
county, was robbed of 81 ,0S0 last Friday
night.
The BARRIERS held convention" the
other night. The subject of Shaving on
Sunday" was discussed.
D. F. Parsons has changed the name of
his hotel to the Commercial House. His
new sign looks very nice.
A Word to Doubters.
There is good Id English maxim that teach
es us to "believe every man honest until We know
him to be q Villain" American custom seems to
have reversed this law and appears to make every
man villain until he has proved himself an hon
est man. AS with people, so with things. Every