The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27

uoose i'on which, snort time 6IteTWAfu,
they managed to escape.
DAYTON. Kr.
Charley Gilbert has returned from his
Texas trip.
See local and telegraph columns for re-
ported death of Alb. Bagby.
Mr.. George Cleft. the famous horse-shoer
has established himself at Fourth and Clay
Dan. Bagby and wife, of Ripley County
Ind, are visiting Mrs Bagby at Cummins
vile.
in an elegant little barber shop adjoining
Goetze's drag store.
Squire Fuller, of Newport, held Arthur
Macarthur over to the Criminal Court in
the sum of 5000.
The widow of the late Mr.. Stevens, o
Stevens Il Ware, Covington. removes to-day
to tue corner of Madison and Mckinney il
Dayton.
Too much praise can not be accorded
Manager w. w. Bean for the pronptness
and regularity with which dummies art
now running.
The fair of the German Lutherans at Odd
fellows Hall was crowded Saturday night
and paid handsomely. John Trapp manip'
ulated the wheel of fortune.
Saturday evening bundle of boys cloth
ing was lost from buggy by a gentleman
in Dayton. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at DR.. Goetze's drugstore.
Henry Barnes Lodge No. 607, of Dayton,
has been granted its charter, and next
Tuesday night, November 4th, the officers
will be duly installed by the Deputy Grand
Master of the State.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Joseph Klar opens his grocery on
Canal street this morning.
Miss Fannie Caldwell entertains the
Hawthorne Club tonight.
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Spivey took
place yesterday afternoon.
The amount of bills allowed by the Coun.
ty Commissioners Saturday was $73S g.
Be sure and stop at William Sortman's
and see the curiosity he has on exhibition.
The types in Saturdays issue made us
say f. Weiley instead of 7. Weiley, us we
meant
Superintendent L. D. Brown expresses
himself as being highly pleased with his
visit to Columbus.
MIR. 7. G, Ebcrling and family, of Walnut
Hills, spent very pleasant Sabbath with
friends in this city.
DR.. Parks and family leave for Lebanon
Wednesday. The doctor intends to make
this his future home.
Mrs. Helen C. Nash the pretty and ac,
complished daughter of John Nash, Esq,
is visiting friends in Hamilton.
Last night Steinnillef's saloon was the
scene of an oIdtime brawl, in which the
lighting properties OF some If our promi.
nent (N citizens was brou-ht to light.
Basn-street Winter Garden will give a
strong and attractive programme.at the
performances the coming week, in all OF
which the a,orites of the past week ap.
pear, besides soubrette and serio-coniic
artists.
Don't forget the Big Four Minstrel
Troupe at the Opera-house tonight. they
have been playing to packed houses at
lleuck's Opera-house in Cincinnati, forthe
past week, and promise our citizens rare
L. NV AWssENCEBURG.I IND.
Il. G, Bogdan. of Cincinnati an insane
man, for assaulting and battering several
persons was arrested yesterday afternoon.
1t took an officer and three private citizens
to make the arrest.
THE KNIGHTS. According to previous
in the STAR, the knights OF
st. Thomas, st. James. ST. Patrick, st. Mar
tin and st. Joseph. Of Cincinnati, were the
guests of the Knights of st. Lawrence, of
this city. Yesterday Sunday Arriving at
the l.. G. & l.. r. h. Depota at 10 a. m., the Gin
cinnati Knights were received by the
Knights of st. Lawrence. All the compa-
nes of Knights formed in ranks and
to st. Lawrence church, where
Hi h Mass WAS impnsingly celebrated, af er
" hich they marched to Carriers Hall, in
that part IF town known as New Town.
where delicious repast was served
t. the visiting Knights. At p. M the
Knights paraded the streets Of New Town,
thence TO the Church, where the dedica-
ton of the respective flags, K. of st. L.,
of this cit, aud tie X. of ST. L., Of Cincin-
matt, took place. After services were over,
the Knights again forming in ranks. pa
radcd the principal streets Of Old Town.
headed by the Great Western Band, of
and the st. James Field Band
heading the Third company, aud
the Liedertafel Band heading
the Fifth Company, A grand dress parade
in the fair grounds concluded the ceremo-
nies, 5000 people witnessing the dress pa
rade. Aurora and other towns we're well
AURORA. IND.
The Anderson & McHenry Bus Line
did an immense business transferring peo-
Pile between Aurora and Lawrenceburg.
Seven hundred people from here were at
Yesterday Sunday to wit
ness the Grand Knights street and dress
parade.
Miss Mary Mueller. of this city, was
united in the holy bonds OF matrimony to
Mr. John r SIS, of Columbus, Ind, last
Sunday evening. The marriage took place
1t tue BRIDES residence in quiet manner.
a few invited guests were happy enough to
be present
RIVER INTEl,1,sIETCE,