The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-08
sPRINGFIELD, o.
Some more feathers.


Raphael fair to be voted 10 the most popular doc
tor was captured by DR.. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Kate GriffiS Mr.. A. Heaseler and Miss An
ME Torrenee CAPTURED the prizes offered for the
solution OF Calendars Photographic RebuS"
The heads" of the clothing houses of our city
Will by mutual agreement, close their stores every
nlght at 1880 O'Clock, Saturday highs excepted,
the same to be kept up until March 10Th.
Lewis Kindle, the aged sexton OF the Green
mount Cemetery tripped upon q carpet on the
floor his house ON Tu, sday morning ana was
thrown against a bed post, breaking TWO rlos.
Sol Smith Russell aud the Berger Family Con-
cert Troupe give performance at the Opera-housc
Monday January II h. On January 2Ith we are
t have Joseph X. Emmett and his famous play,
Fritz"
The scholars who attend the school at the Cen
tral Bui ding are e joying weeks vacation in
C nseuuGnce OF an accident to the boiler 1t is
snd the repairs will be made i'll time to open on
Monday.
Ferguson Il Smiths Minstrels, a show of home
talent, are to give performance at Funk's Hall
on Monday, January 18th. We would have lost
this item but that big hanger in front OF the Post
Office caught our eve.
The r publican Club held a meeting on Mon
day night at City Hall. The evening was taken
up by the members signing the constitution and
eleetinS II committee OF fifteen 10 look after the
further interests Of the organization.
An employe at the Lagonda shops named
caught in lathe on Tuesday morning 1t was
mangled so badly that amputaton was found
necessary. Drs. Mclaughlin and Russell performed
the operation.
Morris Tehan, charged with shooting with in
tent 10 kill, did not turn I'D in the Mayor's
Court on Monday morning when his case was
called. Ii is said thai he confined tO his house.
suffering from the effects Of the terrible beating
gwen him by the barkeeper of the Railroad
House.
Rumos of u scIndalous nature are in circula-
ton connecting youthful son of u much re-
spccted family living in the south end OF the city
with the seduction OF young girl scarcely sixteen
under promise OF marr ge. 1t is said that by HIM
she was induced IT, enter Il house of i'll fame and
when discovered fed to Dayton, from whence she
was brought back To her home in this city by the
aut critics Oh complaint of her friends.
The temperance fair closed on Saturday night,
Those who have devoted both money and time in
this deserving affair are well satisfied with the re-
ward reaped. Saturday night was perhaps the
most interesting evening OF their run on account
of the big vOting-over five hundred votes being
cast. The spring bed for the most popular clergy
man was taken by the Rev. Mr.. frey who re-
ceived one hundred and forty-tlve votes. Mrs
Anderson received four hundred and forty-six
votes, which called for all elegant lOwer-stand.
The vote for a beautiful steel engraving to be
awarded to the most popular young lady resulted
in a Tie.
On Tuesday morning as the early mail train 60
ing north was passing over the second bridge
above Lagolda, the rear car came in contact with
some scaftolding upon which five carpenters were
working throwing it down. One Of tnn men
grabbed telegraph pole, ana made a safe land.
ing; another fell on top of the cars; Of the other
,ree two succeeded in making landings without
injury, hui VIA Ferren, Of Cleveland. was thrown
into the bed OF the stream, distance Of thirty
feet. He received severe face and Sc lp Injuries,
breaking one OF his thumbs and fracturng his
shoulder blade. Ferrcn was brought to the city,
and aiken to the Western House, and he is now
under the care o. Drs. Russell and Mclaughlin.
HAMILTON.
Steve Bowers is happy over a new heir. 1t is a
boy.
Miss Oracle Campbell has returned from visit
to Piqua.
Cal. NJ Cracken, q prominent Grang r, was in
the city yesterday.
The funeral OF the aged mother of Andrew Kra-
mer took place yesterday afternoon.
Real estate transfer-Peter Smith to Samuel A.
Smith, Ill acres in Riley Township, 81, 800.
DR. H. Millikin, a former student of Dr. II. II
Howells has returned to Hamilton, and will open
an office.
Miss Delio Campbell gave German last night al
her pleasant home east of the city. 1t Was a de-
lightful affair.
The alarm of fire yesterday about O'Clock was
| occasiOned by small fire at the house Of Samuel
Weiss, Third Ward.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON MIS-. Nluncn, or WeSl
Hamilton. on returning home from visiting sick
friend, fell and broke her rightarm.
The Light Infantry, under Captain Geo Phillips
are making arrangements for grand IN litary
dress party on the 22d of February. 1t W IL nc
doubt be fine affair.
A petition for divorce was yesterday filed by
Mary c. Chadwick against j. R. Chadwick, oi,
the plea of willul absence and gross neglect She
also asks for custody OF the child.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radciff, of Oxford, who
| came to Hamilton to visit their daughter, Mrs
| Phil. Roshenbush, are both lying serl usy i'll OF
| pneumonia at the residence OF the latter i'll the
| First Ward.
! Mr. J. D. Stark of Third street. was one of the
| first gentlemen who crossed over from Cincinnati
to Ccvington on the ice. He went to visit his son
Mr. EDWARD Starks, and family, who reside III
| Covington.
LEXINGTON, KY.
| A young man named John Saunders was severely
hurt last evening while coaSting down Lower
| street Hill.
Prof Scott has returned again after pleasan
| trip to his home in florence, KY, where he ha.
been spending the holidays.
There she goes-and she went-tO the pavemen
with all force yesterday afternoon while Walkin.
down Main street near Spring.
| The will of the late Mrs. Matthew B. Scott wa!
| adm ted to probate yesterday An equal distri
button OF her estate is made among her heirs
| Mr.. Fred Marshall, of the Ashland HOTEL will
leave soon for San Francisco, California Fred
wanted to know yesterday if it was good walk
| ing
Benston, for Commemorative Attorney, receive,
7 votes yesterday in the Tenth Judicial district O
! kentuckv, out of IL. In Jessamine County GILES
pie 2, Tanner 81, AdamsO.
Mr.. John P. Noryell, of Carlisle KY, stole Il
himself the heart of Miss Ella Steele of Bourbon
County, and y sterday the happy twain were mad,
one at the Southern Presbyterian Church, in Paris
Ky.
little daughter of Mr.. Burgess, who resides al
Dog Fennel Precinct, this county, eight mile
| from Lexington, was burned to death last Satl
day morning. Her remains were buried at tn,
Cemetery yesterday.
Gen. James B. Whitaker, San Francisco, Cal.
Col. j. b. Edwards, Harrodsburg KY; Prof L
Scott, Florence, KY: Rev. D. T. Hayman, London
Eng, and Capt Frank Mason, Rocky Mountains
were among the distinguished guests registered
yesterday at the Ashland Hotel.
| BELLEVUE, KY.
Gen. s. B. Brown should receive cordial recep
ton tonight by the people.
| Gus. Pfster's horse ran away yesterday, demol
ishing the wagon pretty badly.
"Emissaries of Satan" is an expression used b.
the young folks of Dayton since last Sunday.
We are informed that quite number of peopl