The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings BY Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
TRINGFIELD. ..

8PRINGFIELD. ..
Drs Russell and Mclaughlin amputatet
ON Wednesday, almost to the shoulder. the
arm of James Cashen. so horribly mutilated
in the accident of Tuesday. The same wa,
successfully performed and Cashen is now
reported to be resting easy. 2,fs
Chief Schachman is in receipt of letter
from the Mayor OF Xenia. inf rming him
that Neal Battles is enjoying the freedom
of that city. Should Neal fall into the
clutches of our officials he will find any
thing but fa,tering reception.
The back yard of Conductor J. J. O'Neils
residence was invaded bv Edward Johnson
(coio:ed) on Monday and several pieces OF
OfNeii's fine linen carried of. Johnson was
arrested and upon him he carried the eyi
dence of his guilt, one of O'Neifs shirts.
Desuty Marshal Mast threw open the lat
tice door at Spring street last night to the
following, brought In for these after-men
toned charges: Patrick Brice, drunk and
diserderiy; Charles Love, William Moody
August Oxner, drunk; Con. Anderson, cru
city to animals.
The employees of the Leffel Works who
ride back and forth to their work on the
train chartered for their conveyance are
made to sign an agreement whereby theiI
employers are not responsible for accident.
This alone should make them overly eau
tiOus, and by all means never to attempt to
board crowded car while in motion.
George Rupert, an aspirant for the Sta.
tion-house, is now making desperate kick
in regard to Reeds appointment He de-
clares that he was buldozed out of it. To
a .t hn tr,y ~
both in bag and tne man that reaches
ground first after the shake should get the
swag. Popular Rupert! Famous Reed!
Charles R. Hale, wanted at Mechanics
burg upon the charge nf buying and selling
goods under false pretenses and approprl-
ating the proceeds thereof WAS taken t.
that place Wednesday bv Marshal Joiner.
Among other things, he secured from
Hanks & Co.. marble dealers, cow which
he sold for $35, and then failed to make re-
turns
At divers times of late our young mans
attention has been called to pedestrians
upon our streets, and peculiar strut of
theirs much discussed Our conclusion at
once was that the male habiiments sur
rounding this strut was filed in by t e
form of a female. To make sure of this our
young man. in company with double
distilled cheeky official, found itconvenient
last week to collide with pair upon
parade, who, upon discovering that they
were known, begged hard that their names
should not be made public, and said
that they ever after would refrain
from such unbecoming actions. We
promised them secrecy upon the above con-
dition. On Tuesday night, while on the
tramp from our different news marts, we
walked ia the rear If two young ladies, well
connected-yes, OF our first famiiies-who
were gotten up regardless Of st in male
apparel and who carried in their mouths
lighted cigarettes. We find that this guiSe
is carried to preat extent by many of the
young misses of our city. and that. in some
cases, while 30 arrayed, accompany their
gentlenen friends on sightseeing expedi-
tions. All hereafter participating in such
acts will be handed out to our readers with.
cut favor.
LEXINGTON. XIV.
Hon. J. f. Frazer is visiting In Louis
VILE
Dr. William Wilson died YESTERDAY
morning at his residence on Limestone
street.
The new Opera-house at Richmond will
open November 7th with the Edwin Cliff
ford Company.
Or. r. NJ Dudley, President Of the
Georgetown Colege, will preach at First
Baptist Church next Sunday.
Mr. Courtnev Piatt, of Sherman. Texas,
and Miss Sallie Richardson, of this County,
vert united in marriage Yesterday.
Owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever,
there is a slim attendance of children at
some of the private and public schools.
Rev. Lansing Burrows left Yesterday for
Newark, N. j., to attend the Semi-centen-
nial of tho North Baptist Church al that
place.
Rev, Dr. Christie, of louisville, was in
the city yes erday on his way to attend the
synod OF his church, to be held at Ma! s.
vile tomorrow. s
Bricklaying was commenced on the new
Phoenix Hotel yesterday. The front will
he of pressed brick, stained and lined and
finished with Dayton freestone
Elder J. w. McGarvev left YESTERDAY to
be present at the meeting OF tie General
Missionary Society of the ChristianC ChurCh,
Which assemble at Bloomington, ILL.,, to-
day.
Mrs. Ernestine Won Herringen died at
the Sisters Hospital, Tuesday morning.
The deceased was well known among our
citizens having residt> in Lexington since
the close of the war.
Mr., Anspaugh, of Newport, is in the
city. Yesterday he tested the machinery
in the new distilery of VIM. Tarr & Co.,