The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19

10 find a witness to identify the two tramps
who are arrested on suspicion Of numbering
the tramp at the Gravel Pit last week.
The following case was filed yesterday in
the District Circuit Court: Samuel llcker-
son vs. James Mauer filed under claim OF
complainant. Affidavit and bond for at
taChment.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Communion service ut he First Presby-
teriau Church tomorrow Sunday.
Your Uncle Emmitt's two per cent.
scheme is II dismal failure. Call asain.
Sells Brothers Circus on Wednesday.
Big street parade in the morning. Sit still,
my heart, sit still.
Probate Judge John C. Miller has re-
ceived permit for the removal Of Knight,
the lunatic, from the lntirmary to the Day
ton Asylum.
Dash takes in the Champion City nightly.
Everybody knows Dash, for it is he that
watches the snug little nook ut the Short
line Depot, over which our friends Dan.
and Ben. preside.
The Mrs Bauer, Bakhaus. Fassler, Hnes-
ler WeXelbaum and Noges visited the Chill
drens' Home on Thursday afternoon and
distributed among the little ones several
baskets Of Easter eggs and other goodies.
Just rs Robert Gardner, ex-reporter of
the News. WAS boarding the train ut Ken
ton to return home, on Thursday evening
Skin" Bohrer appeared and made pass at
him but did not as much harm as an
nounced i'll the Springfield Disgrace OF
Friday.
The money lost by Seibert in Spang's sa-
loon, on Main street, was und on Friday,
and in the possession of Fred. Steinway.
He claimed that he had found it and had
taken to himself $2l of it for his trouble i'll
doing so. With this money he got on a
healthy drunk and wound up at the ing.
When the McCreight and Teegardcn case
was called in the Mayors Court on Friday
certificate from DR.. Seys was handed i'll
and read, which announced the condition
Of his patient and stated that i'll conse'
quence he would not be able to appear.
His Honor then set the hearing for Friday
next.
Mr. JOS McGown, of East Main street
celebrated on THURSDAY evening last lis
sixty-third birthday. A large army o.
friends took possession of his residence and
kept things ON the jump till carly morn
This affair will not in the least interfere
with Uncle Joe's reputation as the bos'
street-sprinkler. Oh, no, not by tank
full
On Thursday Officer Lang was arrested
upon warrant sworn out at Lawrence
vile charging him with assault and battery
upon one Mrs Rankin, resident OF thai
place. Lang drove out there i'll the alter
noon, with Mayor Wallace for company
Upon their arrival they proceeded to squire
Michael's for hearing who, with but lit
| Z 10 HisIltn rood tlprp heinz
nothing introduced to convict him OF The
charge.
The Logansport Indiana Greys have senl
to Captain Charles Anthony, of the Cham
pon CITY Guards Il communication asking
an acceptance to a challenge for rliIt
match, the same to shoot under terms that
each shall use their own range, the men t.
enter to I've from 16 to - and ten shots tc
he fired successfully to each man, the Ills
tance to be two hundred yards, c nnpetent
Judges to he selected and attend both
matches The Champion City Guards now
have the challenge under consideration.
DAYTON. HT.
Del. Cater and Tom Lusk have gone to
Leadville.
Squire J. w. Clark, of Dayton, has an.
nounced himself US candidate for Sherlii
Miss Talmage was surprised last night by
host Of young friends, headed bv The
Thomas Ministries Band. Dancing was in
dulsed in until small hour OF the morn
. ing.
The Good Tempars turned ont last nigh
en- massc Mr.. Adam Smyrl was initiated
At the next meeting an elect N of officer
will be lie d. Regular G. T. ticket: W. {
IT,, Charles johnson; w. V. r., Mrs. S
Link; w. NJ. r., Charles Linvile; w. I.
lFlorence Rorer; W. r. s., William Smvrl
W. +. s., Hon. s X. Wells; W. |. G., Min
ME Rorer; w. 0. G., Frank Hill, Subjec
to decision of the Regulars"