The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-11

| fapa Granlnger, OF York street. is the
only business man here sufficiently inter.
ested in the S@ngerfest to decorate his
house.
| The knights of Honor will have an inter.
esting meeting at their hall tonight. Wis.
iting brethren from Cincinnati and Covng.
ton will be present.
JENKs- YouTsEY. Yesterdav afternoon, al
| the residence of the brides parents, on JEFF,
ferson street. occurred the marriage of Mr..
| VIM. b. jerks, of Davenport, Iowa, and
Mrs Annie Youtsey, daughter Of Mr.. Thos.
Wrightson, of this city. Rev. w. NJ. Mul.
lenix of1iCiated.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. W. F. Marrs and family left yester-
day for Denver.
The barley is being harvested and is an
average crop.
The Circuit Court resumes the trial of
criminal cases to-day.
Only seventeen cases in the Recorders
Court Monday three of them for felony.
The work Of arching the branch under
the depot and City Hall is being pushed
rapidly forward.
The wheat crop, according to many who
have examined the growing crop, will be
from fair to good.
The following bank stock was sold on
Monday last: Five shares Fayette National,
$l20; Fifteen shares First National, $40;
and fifteen shares gas stock, S65.
A man by the name of Dennis Caymond
was arrested yesterday evening BY officer
Welch on a charge of bicat4y issued by
Squire Royalty. lie is charged with mar
rying Miss Lizzie Thomas in 1872. whom
he deserted three years since. lie was
again married last Thursday night to Miss
Mollie Smith, of this city. He claims to
have perfect right to marry the second
vile, as he had not lived with the first for
three years.
Mr. Harry Caldwell, a Cincinnati boy, is
visiting in Hamilton.
Mrs. NJ. Osborne will open a grocery store
on Basin street next Friday.
A large delegation of Germans from Ham
ilton are in Cincinnati to-day.
Mr. J. Rife of Chilicothe, O., is visiting
his friend, MIR. Geo. Sohngen.
social in the Lecture-room of the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow night.
=. NJ. Brown, Of Griffin, Ca, is home on
- 1890 W ii4' hi''iiNI dt tJtNCil-lllllt.
Mr.. VIM. Dyer, of the firm of Richie &
Dyer, is home again, after a short ab-
sence.
The Live Oaks will play the Mohawks of
Cincinnati some time between the Goth and
23d of this month.
The Hamilton Light Infantry will visit
the Soldiers Home at Dayton, O., on Fri
day, the 18th inst.
There will be social dance at the Front
street Garden tomorrow night (Thursday)
Everybody invited.
William Miller, ESQ.,, is ont as an indie
pendent candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney OF Butler County.
Miss Lena Blass, who has been visiting
Mrs A. Seldensticker returned to her home
in Cincinnati yesterday.
Miss Jennie and Christian Riley are visit
ing in the country. They will attend the
.. f. College commencement exercises at
Oxford, O.
Geo. s. Ritter, of Columbus. was in the
city yesterday, and in the evening received
a telegram from his wife stating that he
was again father, and this time it was a
daughter.
Wm Clark, Miller and Johnson, adorn
the slate at the Station-house, charged with
being drunk and disorderly. johnson, this
received $40 and costs; Miller, g.
and costs, or 81 So.
span of horses belonging to VIM.
5hailer twisted the pole from the wagon
TO which they were attached by taking
rip around lamp-post, in front of the
Courthouse, yesterday.
No one is sure but what Thomson GRAY
will yet be candidate for Sheriff of Butler
jounty. He did not pledge himself to sun !
'ort the ticket and left the hall in disgust |
,efore nomination for Sheriff had been |
made.
Some time ago Daniel Yeagle, candidate
or County Treasurer, lost valuable red |
,lrd. and yesterday Officer Bruck arrested
n m. Field. lad of sixteen years, on sus-
'lcIon. His home has been at Thompson's
in the First Ward, where
he bird was found. 1t seems that Field
las become a regular bird thief having
tolen canaries from the residence of Culla
. Smith, and His Honor the Mayor states
nat he some years ago caught the youth
tealing pigeons from his yard. Mrs.
eagle was glad to get back her bird but
orry for the boy. Before the Mayor yes
erday he pleaded not guilty, and was
bound over in the sum of 5000
await the action of the Grand Jury next
ctober.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Take in that 81 excursion to Niagara
alls, on Tuesday, June l7th.
Uncle Johnny Kngore is summering and
OF over million miles from the burg
ither.
Mr.. Frank Seaton, of West Main street,
ad mare valued at S75 stolen from his
able on Sunday night.
The festival announced for st. Raphaers
IalI opens next Monday night, and contin-
es throughout the week.
James Pool wants $4,000 of Dr.. E. NJ,
money for alleged NAL lprac-
ce in the setting of broken arm in 1862. I
Officer Wilson, the tramp inspector,
'und lots of subjects upon the late even
lg trains of Tuesday and the early morn
lg trains of to-day. It's picnic for Temp,
why object.
Elsa Won Blumen the enhancing pedes.
lenne (Oh, my!) and her family-and this
kes in Miller-boarded the evening train
n Dayton on Tuesday. Miss Won Blumen ;
alks at that place tonight and returns at
early day to walk again for our people. ,
Oscar Dudley, who's trial occupied the
tention of the court during Monday, and '
hose crime was the stealing of buggy and !
'rness, the property of James Kamma,
as found guilty, and on Tuesday morning |
as sentenced to the Penitentiary for fifteen
onths.
The King of the Saw Dust Circle, Won
aymond, is about to retire and engage in
newspaper venture. Won says that there :
more money in legs than brains, but that Z
his making to much of him was turned