The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09

Nldfk II FduknOUSe dDpeareu DtIoTe Ills
Honor as to call on Monday toanswer for
assault upon Ben. Hayes. The Mayors
conclusion was that Farmhouse was in error
to strike Hayes while down, and assessed
him $5 and costs. Slaughter, who was ar
rested and supposed to be a prominent
member of the bum element, who tried to
mob Farmhouse, was discharged, no evil
dence being introduced to convict.
Geo. w. Williams, the colored orator OF
Hamilton County, packed City Hall to its
doors last night. George swept all the per-
simmons uptn appearance. The piaudlts
were too numerous for Georges comfort,
the Pounding Cmmittee overriding their
work. Nevertheless he hogged his hearers,
George did.
Robert Shilling, editor of the Cleveland
Advance, occupied the meat bench in Mar
ket Square last night About one hundred
cold clamniy beings assembled about him,
Robert delivered a well-regulated address
and would have called up some enthusiasm,
but every boom was chilled by the stiff
northern breeze that was prevalent at the
time of Roberts remarks.
MARIhTTA, o.
Pillsbury's dining hall is assuming shape
and will soon be a settled affair.
College opens for the fall term next
Thursday, the 1lth. The students are be-
ginning to return.
W, C. Coup's advertising car arrived this
morning His circus and menagerie will
be here the 22d inst.
The funeral of P. B. Snyder took place
at the Unitarian Church Sunday at p. M,
The Odd-fellows of Marietta and Harmar
attended.
Generals Ewing and Warner addressed
crowded house this evening at City Hall.
General A. V. Rice and others will he here
next Monday evening, the 18th.
DAYTON. ESx.
No school tomorrow. The School Board
so decided at their special meeting last
night.
Bob Bean, elegantly attired and mounted
on foaming charger, will take part in the
Exposition procession.
Joe Lukens. the dummy conductor has
two valuable packages Of yeast in his pos
session, which the owner can have by pay
ing charges.
Mr. w. A. Guion, of Bonte & Sons, goes
about to-day with a smile that is child-like
and bland. A young cherub of the male
persuasion is making music at his house.
Newport and Covington lodges will par
tcipate in the grand entertainment and
supper to be given by the Good Templars
at Odd Fellows Hall, on the night Of the
10Th.
The dummy sale is set for Saturday, but
it is now stated that our people can not
hope for that relief, as it is possible re-
ceiver will be appointed to still run the
old wreck f',r wnat there is in it,
HAMILTON.
Paul Kramer was buried this morning in
st. Stephens cemetery.
The wife of Henry Ellers presented him
with a fine boy Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anna Kaser, grocer of Middletown,
yesterday made all assignment.
Peter Brooks, driver of Moereins beer
wagon, was badly il jured by being thrown
from his wagon yesterday.
George Kuhman and Irwin Shaw, two
Young men hailing from Dayton, Ohio,
were arrested last evening by Officer Esh,
on suspicion.
The Cincinnati Savings Society of Hamil-
ton County Yesterday sued Chas. l.. Gano
and wife; amount claimed, 81, 100 and sale
OF mortgaged premises.
DIR. Forster was yesterday arrested on a
| charge of assanlling and ravisliing Ricke
| Rpif. He was bound over in the sum OF
$500 for rape a!d S40o for bastardy.
Thursday evening September 18th, Mr..
N. E. Warwick will be united in marriage
to Miss Ida ]. McLinn at Oakland Farnl.
Reception Saturday, September goth, from
half-past 2 until 1O O'clock.
The Irving Society at its last meeting
elected the following officers; President,
DIR. GeorgeC. Skinner; Vice President, Miss
Alice Phillips Secretary, Miss Susie &.
Vanderveer; Treasurer, Miss Alta Haw-
thorne; Censors, Nelson Williams and Miss
Dora Hargitt; Editors, Edgar A. Belden
and Judge w. S. B yd.