The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-16

cepted. Certainly There can pc no eACuse
now. Parents should now watch their
boys, or an example will certainly be made
by the Marshal.
AURORA, IND.
The branch sewers which are nearing
completion, cost the city $4,000.
The Robinson Opera-house Company,
under the management of James Douglass,
will play here Friday and Saturday even
ings and Saturday afternoon matinee, IN
the Opera-house.
The Crescent Brewery shipped 25 casks OF,
beer to the Southern Coast Of Africa, Is to
Australia aud 25 to New Mexico the fore
part of the week. They have established
solid trade in the East.
LAwRENCEBURC, IND.
Canal street is receiving marked improve
ments in the shape of g.aveling and grading.
Court convened to-day in regular session,
after an adjournment since Saturday even
ing.
Judge Roberts time expires on the Goth
instant. Judge-elect Noah s. Given will
thereafter fill his place on the bench.
Among the latest arrivals we notice J. R.
Brown, editor of the Upton Gnd. Advo-
cate. He is the Associated Press Reporter
for the State OF Ind ana.
AVONDAIE.
Mayor Dickson has returned home.
D. w. Belding contemplates erecting a
dwelling house on Gholson avenue.
The cellar for the new town hall is dug
and the stone masons will begin work to-
day.
At the last election 457 votes were polled.
This is the largest vote ever cast in the vii
lage.
Mr.. VIM. M. Greenwood, who has been
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever, is out
of danger and convalescing slowly.
The Young Ladies' Sewing Society Of the
Presbyterian Church hold their first meet
ing this afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Fhmen Bali, Jr. f ''-#
.- sPRINGFIELD. q. gt.
Nathan Stretcher, run in for illegal vot-
ing will be tried to-day. ~
John Ferguson, wanted at Xenia, was
placed under arrest here on Wednesday.
He is to answer for petit larceny.
Councilman Knote is In receipt Of a letter
from the Superintendent of the Zoo at Gin
cinnati, who prononnces his donation a
hellbender or mud-puppy.
Mr.. Fred Sherw win, the genial aud popu-
lar assistant ticket agent at the G.. o., g. &
L., left on Wednesday morning r his
home, South Royalston. Mass, where he
goes to the bedside of dying sister
These after mentioned gentlemen with
1000 pounds at baggage left by way of e.,
s. & C. on Wednesday morning for Bav
City, Mich, where they engage. in deer
hunt. Jessie Trimmer, Lewis Sprag,e, Job
Pineo Mitchell Iowerv, Alex Wilson,
Dave McGreyor. They expect to be absent
thirty days.
The boys, in THERE reagerness for combusti-
hles for their bonfires last night. seized
upon case containing dozen costly stu
dent LAMPS in front If Greene's lamp
store, on Market street, and carried it and
cast it upon their heap. Luckily its disap-
appearance was discovered in time, but not
till the contents were damaged to some
extent,
A SAD AcuDENT.-George Bowman, the
weli-known exrressman, who resides on
West North street, while driving in from
Foos Il Mullikan's in the West End,
"Wednesday afternoon, was thrown VIC
le,tly from his seat upon the wagon by the
horsea taking fright and running away. He
landed upon his head, cutting frightful
cash, and otherwise suffered from the
shock about t q breast and limbs. The
extent Of his injuries at this writing have
not been ascertained. .......
Will STAND PERUsAL.-The vote from
onr five wards gave d sum total of 4, $50, dis
tribnted az follows:
First Ward. 762; Second, 8Sl; Third, LAB;
Fourto, l.049; Fifth, 72l.
These are the majorities and gains: First
Ward. Democratic majority. 81; Democratic
gain, 20. Second, Republican majority, s;
Democratic gain. 6. Third, Republican
majority. SIT; Republican gain, 2l8
Fourth, Democratic majority. SO; Republic
can gain. "a. Fifth. Republican majority
2l2; Republican gain. %. - ".
OF the precincts I.awrencevilie and New
Carlisle the first mentioned gives major
ity and gain, the latter only a gain. Mao
River and Springfield Townships are class
fed as the above mentioned precincts.
EAsED THEIR PENT-UP FEELINGS, ALI
WAS HAPPINEss the victors haC
shook their slumbers on Wednesday morn
ing, they set abort to express themselves tt
their defeated bret etilren, and they did i
thusly: At nightfall the advance guard
the shrill notes of the factory whistles
stirred up the faithful, who wendell
their way to headquarters TO take
a torch in hand and form
| into procession. They moved to the clang
| ing Of bells, the boom OF the cannon, anG
| were welcomed by red fire and fireworks
A marked feature of those in line was tn,
representation of the laboring classes
Many transparencies were carried, upor
which the following was inscribed: "Calic'
has Riz and Bandanas has Gone Down
When You Beat us Hello" "Wns
do You say" "Gully and Barksdale II
1 1885," mo rag baby here" "Mr. Fiat il
i ,lead;" ''We Foster sound money ant
| equal rights Rag baby dead an.
damned" Gone up spout-[En9uirer;'
Resumption in Ohio o. K" I'VE tol,
YOU so." After the band large woodeI
| cage was carried containing tn,
| fragments of the Denli-rooster
This attractive thing was contributed b,
4 Messrs Holloway & Coons; upon it wa
| placards TOO Much Rice" At the tai
end OF the procesh an effigy standing erec
in wagon. This remained unexplained
After marching and counter marching il
the Market-space 1t disbanded and tn
\ ground Was given over to gang of no d