The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04


took the efforts of two men twenty minutes
time 70 remove him, just previous to the
Osgood accommodation passing. Mr.. john
ston received bad cut across the nose, a
CASH on the forehead six inches long, and
the right side OF his face oil battered into
jelly. DR.. w. Bond. attending physician.
thinks the patient will recover,
LAvRENCEBURG IND.
Alex. Francis, for drunk and disorderiy,
was arrested by Marshal Oberding yester-
day afternoon, and lodged In jail.
George Williams, of jackson Township,
has announced himself as candidate for
election to the Indiana Legislature.
The jury in the Letitia Mcclure insanity
case returned a verdict at 4:30 p. nj. yester-
day, declaring her not of unsound mind.
Miss Rachel B. Guard, mite, was, by a
jury, declared person needing guardian.
The Judge will appoint some person as her
guardian. .r
Anna and Mary Rees, of Vevay. Indiana.
after few days visit here, the guests OF
their cousin. L. II. Rees, clerk in the
Auditors office, returned home yesterday.
Married, at the brides residence In this
WV yCotcludy cNtUiIS Nv v ~ ClOCh uN
Rev. IL. Meile. Miss Pauline C. Roemer, of
this burg to Mr.. Ernest A. Leive, of Brook
Vile. Kansas Mr.. Leive is y brother of the
Leive Brothers jewelists in Aurora, our
neighbor city. .... '.....
nELLEvUE. IKE.
A faithful few attended the temperance
meeting last night .... ... ...
Some kind-hearted person put q plank
across that mid-hole below the brickyard.
Owing to the serious illness OF Mr.. Ever
EFT Tedrow the singing class Of Mr. Adams
will have to meet elsewhere.
Mr.. William Skinner, of Berry avenue,
became a member of the Day ton Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons on Tuesday
night.
Charles Albion. of Taylor avenue, and
one of the Trik boys, on charge of raising
old Ned generally at Jacobs grocery store
last night, were gathered in by the Marshal
and marched to the Jail. They pleaded 70
mucf, that Jimmie gave them soiae advice
and let them 20. -.. -.,-
A few days ago. during a heavy wind, a
knackie dock belonging to some of the
boat owners on the other side OF the river
was blown over here. Lou. Sarver got a
tho o,ynar con l,ave Il nv call;,a on lin
Fxnenses tr,f,ing
The Robin Hood Archery Club will give
party Tomorrow evening.
DR.. Dan Millikin is slowly recovering
fr M u, attack Of typhoid fever
rrested for being drink and djsorderly
Austiii tucker ana Fdwaru weir.
Another "Marooney." in the shape of
Amanda Shaw, was securely barred yester-
day.
Tho so1d,o,a, o,d q ;,o, A..ooonon
will meet tomorrow evening at their hail.
The regular monthly routine of business
will be transacted.
NJ, c.or,o I;o,t accommodated hr r,,,.
F;shor of tI;s e e;tv az go W;dSloton' tUm"
rmasG,v ,nr";rn ~ onas+ of-wa,, u."m ,ra oa :" -
onIv COW ..nnor nid .oi,is" a "0 '""
p'
Mrs Weller OF TINS CITY, Is now at Mid
dietown irving TO organize class IN elocu..
mar;,s tho Hhara, notr,ua'.a a' ~ M;ad,a' u
tnyn,s o;t;,ors W
rat. Grifiln' OF the Third Ward, who lost
MS Wa'Iet containing aoomt ~ mehtlon OF
which was made IN last Fridays STAR, has
lo"hd the 'nst properly, much TO his Joy
ana satlsfaction'
The Irving Literary Club received and
accepted an invitation to hold their next
meeting at the residence OF Judge Gard, In
consequence OF which they VIII assemble al
that place next oaturday evening"
When Joe C6nnaughton made his appear
ance at the Twos' Engine-house this morn
ing he was a little the happiest man we
ever saw. The explanation is that his wife
presented him with a daughter about o
O'clock last night
The Tb;rteontb congraSs;oro, n;.tr;ot
Teachers, Association of oh;o VII hnIa ;ts ts
first session for the ourrent schoo, - yaar m ;n
Dayton m saturday DacemharR Rtl, Rot
er County will be represented by the fol.
lovino deleoatas. iapes Ci.rGo Wy wv
Slicker and Andrew Van Skier. II ia nm
derstood that the questions of County Sn-
peTvlsnrs ana state Normal Schools will be
~.'9"'eu ~ VIC "'e'''s'
About year ago JACK Kane was indicted
tod tn ail wa'm sn ,.nn. stn. W ki ana commit
the si Of seven ~ eisht ~ his oon,r"das W". ~d.
who were in the same boat, and escaped
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