The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-14

leave for Louisville, was surprised last
night by the arrival of the teachers and
Irieuds of the Union Sunday l. AIDED
down with well-iilled baskets. NJ r. Straeffer
was presented by Mr.. Philip Danky, on be-
half of the friends of the school, with a
beautiful gold ring, and Mr.. Gus. Blesch
was also presented by Mr.. Danky, from the
same source, with a handsome gold pencil
An hour of singing, reading and feasting
was passed, and all left for home bidding
Mr.. Straeffer and Mr.. Biesch good-by
LAWKENCEBURG, IND.
Go and hear "Fanchon, the Cricket" to-
night.
Minnie and Anne Wesley, Mary Archa-
lus and Georgia Ludlow are i'll with scarlet
fever
Marriage License-Anthony Kleuber to
Louisa Maitey, both of the city of Aurora,
Indiana.
The st. Lawrence Aid Society gives a
grand picnic at the Fair Grounds Pentecost
Monday.
Charley, six year-old son of Rudolph
Walter, the apotheoary, died of scarlet
lever Tuesday morning at six a. m.
As Mr.. John Geisier, of Petersburg, Ky.,
who was on his way from Lawrenceburg to
Petersburg, was in the vicinity of the latter
town, he was knocked down by two per
sons and robbed of his money. The robbers
injured him seriously. He at one time was
not expected to live, but is at the present
writing recovering. He can identify one
of the parties who robbed him. He says
that they reside in Lawrenceburg.
AURORA, IND.
Anthony kIeuber and Louisa Maffev
were joined in the happy bonds of matri-
mony this morning at s o'clock, at the st.
Mary S Catholic Church.
A grand balloon ascension will take place
near the rolling mills tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock, on which occasion Professor
BIatner will go up into mid-air, performing
on the 'trapeze."
Robert McWadc has been engaged to
play rip Van Wrinkle" Friday and Satur-
day evenings, 10th and 17th inst. 1t is an
ticiputed that the largest crowds that ever
were known will be congregated at the
Opera-house to hear this famous and origi-
nal Rip"
The report in yesterdays Enquirer and
| VOlksfreund, stating that Geo SChaeffer
who was injured Sunday evening by being
thrown out of buggy had breathed his
last, is not true. He is still alive and doing
well lie attended the funeral of his wife
| yesterday dllcTIlopn.
| SPRINGFIELD. O.
| Pat Berry, the saloonst, had his trial
continued until Thursday in the Mayors
Court on Tuesday.
Mclaughlin, the "crushed," was fined
S25 and costs for violation of the Sunday
Saloon Ordinance.
The Champion City Base ball Club meets
tonight at the st. James Hotel. Business
of Importance, sab.
Gift. Britney saw snakes on Tuesday, and
the coppers saw that Gift. got into the Leech
headquarters suddenly.
Barney Moran, a plain drunkist. was
also coaxed in by the Leech runners and
registered at his house on Tuesday.
Josie Kelly and MoIlie whitley, of Pat
ton street, are spending few days upon
the hill, the guests of Station keeper Lpech
The Father Mathew T. A. B. Society is
making preparations to celebrate their
fourth anniversary Friday, June 9th, with
picnic.
Over $50 were realized by the Jubilee of
the Band Of Hope" By request, the con-
cert will be repeated tomorrow Thursday
night at the Opera-house.
Thomas Carrigan, the most noted of
drunk and disorderlies, got discouraged
over the prolonged heated term and went
to that which is Cooler" See?
Judge Goode is reported as being able to
be about 1t is said that he will be able
to occupy the Bench at the opening of the
regular term of the Common Pleas Court
May 26th.
Charles Howard, General Superintendent
of the c., s. & G., has sent in his resignation,
the same to take effect July 1st. It is re-
ported that he resigns to accept an import
ant position in the East.
The choirs of the First and Second Pres
byterian Churches give q concert in the
Second Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening, May 18th, for the. benefit of the
North Side Mission Sunday ay-school.
One by one the roses fall. And now It is
our painful duty to mention the fall of a
leaf" Yes, Leaf Steiner has once more
fallen into the Spring-street Station with a
charge of drunk and disorderly to answer
for.
The City Dads, it is said, will not come
together while the heated term lasts, 1t
takes cool breezes when they desire to
gather their thoughts The agony in the
Mayors Court will thus continue lust the
same as last season.
The Executive Committee working in
the interests of the Southern exodus, re-
port 800 worth of clothing on hand, ready
to ship to their suffering brethren.
The Canvassing Committee report the col
lection of $35 in cash.
Rev. Mr. Rickman, of the Second Baptist
Church, ably presided at the Exodus Meet.
ing at the North-street Church on Monday
evening. meeting for the same purpose
VIII be held at the Second Baptist Church
OH next Monday evening.
A colored man, named George Porter,
while intoxicated, wandered up into the
G., S. 4 G. yards at about half past II, on
Tuesday night, and lay down upon the
track for nap. A freight train coming
through about this time struck Porter |
throwing him from the track, and badly in |
jured him. Medical aid was at once sum-
moned, and after an examination he was
nveyed to his home. Porter had won
derful escape, yet his injuries are of such |
nature as to contine him to his home for !
some weeks
HAMILTON.
Rev. W. A. Smith contemplates an early |
visit to Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. j. NJ. Gardner has entered into busi-
ness on High street near the railroad.
Tomorrow evening the young folks will |
meet at the residence Of d. H. Hensley.
From the report OF the City Clerk we
CLEAN the following; Special leyies, sos 81;