The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08

New Carlisle and stole q watch. The
house of his sister, with whom he resides,
was searched in the evening, but the prop
erty was not found.
An affidavit was filed at the Mayors
office on Tuesday against teacher in the
Pleasant.street COlored School by the name
of Wilson, who numerically beat one OF
his scholars, a mulatto boy of about ten
years The child showed marks of Wilson'S
cruel treatment about his body, also welt
just above one of his eyes. rr.. a.
George Arnett, brother of Mr.. John Ar
nett of our postal force. while engaged in
painting the cornice of house at Platts-
burg on Monday afternoon, fell from lad
der upon which he was standing distance
of twenty-five feet badly injuring himself
internally and breaking his arm in two
places. 1t was thought at first that he was
injured beyond recovery, but he now is re-
ported out of danger.
A BIa THING.-Lew Johnson's colored
minstrel troupe came to grief here last
night. This snide troupe were billed here
last week by mountain Of cheek named
Keating, his liberality( !? being a marked
feature of his travels. After the perform
ance, Martin, the stage carpenter, in behalf
of Black, made an effort 10 attach their
baggage for house rent, but at this late
hour he had not succeeded. ---..
LAWKENCEBURG. IND.
The Wallace sisters, of whom the "Press" {"
have again and again spoken so favorably,
will play "Minnie's Luck" Monday even
ing, the 18th inst, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Carrie Schweiger was the recipient
OF very pleasant surprise, rendered by a
number Of young ladies ana gentlemen
last evening, at the residence Of Captain
Valentine Koehler. Professor Herr Won
Muller furnished some of his choice fam
tastes on the piano.
The famous Morgan VS. Hayes resurrected
note isslowly dragging along. Up to date
seventy-fve witnesses have been examined
for the rdaintiff. Fifteen of the defend
ants witnesses have been examined. All
Of this week will be devoted by the at
torneys to wind-work.
Y Miss Mamie Dobell, daughter Of r.. B.
DobelL the Furniture King" Of Green
dale, Dearborn County, was united; in,the
holy bonds of niatrimonyY to Mr.. Richard
of Covington, KY. All the officers of Ken
ton County and Covinaton were present,
besides n host OF invited guests from differ
ent points. Presents werenumerous. The
bride was dressed in a rich attire. p u 40
h -vg- AURORA. IND. ..,.,.r
The "Startights'' had another of their
pleasant hops last evening at which all
present enjoy ed themselves to their greatest
satisfaction. -..-.. s.s ,t,Na
John Lochner was taken in on the charge
of drunk and disorderly yesterday after
noon. IL took three officials and one pri-
vate citizen to make tire Arpsh Trial this
morning at 10 o'clock before Mayor Grew.
AvOrDxsE.
The family of Captain VIM. Hanna re
moved to this city this morning ~ -
Frank i.auen. James Wright and Charles
Wolfe were tried before Esquire Tice this
morning for disorderly conduct and ma
licions destruction of property. Lapen and
Wright were acquitted, but Wolfe was CON
victed and fined $40 and costs.
The Republican meeting at Avon Hall
last evening was large and enthusiastic.
Speeches we're made by Benjamin Bit
terworth and Richard Smith
both of whom did themselves
great credit in their efforts. Butterwortl
Oyerhauled the Confedernte Congress
and showed how completely they had con.
tNl OF the Federal Government. &tt
Mr. Smith, in rather an amusing con ver-
sational way, showed how, through the i'm
slrnmentality of the shotgun, the South
had become solid. Both speeches were well
received, and the Republicans are II the
opinion that great good will result there
from.
CALIFORNIA. a.
The lecture OF Rev. Mr.. Hollenshed at
the NJ. e. Church last evening was a grand
success. Al,
r The Republican meeting at 0dd-fellows'
Hall last hight was complete failure, ionly
twelve voters being present SIS was eX
pended for music, but it was no 20. South.
efn Anderson will remember 1876, and will
roll up larger Democratic majority than
she has for years. > .'l''-'' '' Jig ~
,.... . .,, DAYTON. Kr. ,5..o,s.
School Board tp-night
County Clerk Jones is home from a whit
to Mason City. ...,a,
Young peoples meeting at the M. Z.
Church Tonight 'n @-iI@9g E ~1{4
There was good attendance anda pleas
ant time at the Baptist Mite society last
might. t....,.. O., ...~f ;... o., 81,
Our loc ! columns give the account
of a Dayton citizens experience at Gym
thiana.
Rev. MIR. Zimmerman, editor Of the Dan
vile Tribune. and his family left this morn
ing for their new home. ID HA
Dir. Billy Farrell. tile old time econd uctor
returned to Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday,
after pleasant visit here. Et& ~
The wedding of Mr.. coiumbas Clark and
Miss Georgia Stewart, at the II. u. Church
Tomorrow evening. will be the event of the
season. Mr.. John Ramsey will attend the
groom and very handsome young lady
will assist him. Professor Adams promises
ch0ice choir music aud tho charcn wi be
elegantly decorated for the occasion. ,o
The Foreman Was shot.
,r..t. ,yt lRalt more Gazettal 4.,- .ost
The Gazette owes an explanation to
Hon. Charles J. M. Gwinn OF an absurd
error which mangled our report Of his re-
cent speech at Ellioott City. In the
makeup the concluding portion of his
old ri rouc unS ooo;do,, liz o,,,.4nJ IL