The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-24

MI NICAis NHO was uCtihCHNuilN
shot by his father, is sufficiently recovered
10 be upon the street again.
The great Forepaugh show is recknned
first-class in every particular. 1t was liber-
ally patronized by our citizens.
Late accounts from Leadville give II n
glowing description. Mr.. Harry Clay has
just returned from that infant city, and de-
scriLes it as very lively place.
After two days examination before
County Judge Knkaid Lutte FOgle was re-
mnnded to Jail without bail to await trial
ut the next term of the Criminal Court.
Ncnable was admitted tU bail in the sum OF
5000.
Two horses, attached to buggy and be-
longing to Forepaugh's Circus, took fright
Tuesday morning aud made q little rum up
Vine street. They knocked a wheel of
market wagon and damaged the buggy a
little, but hurt no one.
Mr.. Georee Atchson, of Jesssmine Coun-
tv, committed suicide on SUNDAY evening
last by hanging himself to beam in IL eel
lar. He had called the dav previous to see
his wife, who had beer residing for some
time past in the family OF Mr.. Wood. Being
told that she was sick, and that lie could
not see her, he remarked that he would
die. The next seen OF him was in the eel
lar suspended 10y rope. He was about
thirty seven wears of age. His remains
passed through the city on Tuesday en-
route to his friends in Henry County, where
lie had formally lived.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Remember .Ye Olde Folks Concert to-
night at Center street VI. Il. Church.
Mr.. Wells S. Trader, editor OF the News,
Is visiting friends ut South Charleston, o.
Daniel Shay, very drunk. most disorder,
w. appeared and was fined ST and costs by
the Mayor.
A lady named Lahman had her pocket
picked Tuesday of her wallet aud ~ in
small change. Strange.
Chas. Judson never did wrong, oh no,
of course not, hut yours is 81 and costs, and
don t YOU make mistake.
Rev. T. Rose had mare and harness
! stolen on Tuesday night from his stable.
The police have been notified and are now
on the track of the thief
Peter Toohey, who met with an accident
some months ago OH the Short line, in
which he lost both legs, has been rendered
a benefit ball. The same is set for Thurs
day, May 18th. Pete. deserves rouser
Mary Miller appeared in the Mayors
sanctorum IN Wednesday on the charge
OF using obscene language. She crossed
tile threshhold little while after not
wiser woman but a poorer one-$l and
costs.
The city dads we're entertained by mine
host kidder after adjournment OF Council,
on Tuesday night. The spread around
which they gathered fairly gronned. ~ all
good eatubles do when attacked as were
these upon this occasion.
Patrick Overs house, on Columbia street,
was entered ON Tuesday morning, and II rair
of shoes and small amount of money
taken. Charles Darlington, u bad "un,"
was run in for this j0h. but was discharged
and told to git on Wednesday.
The folluwng parties constitute the Petit
Jury for next term of Court: d. 0. Fmntz
T. o. Quick. Bethel Township; VIM. Elder
Greene; q. W. Wise, Midway; Jacob CRUDE
J. 7. May, L. NJ. Frank. w. II. Craig, j. ii.
Hughes, Henry Stickney, John Garrett, J.
W. Phillips, city.
Charles Curlngton, Ed. Gohmnn. Andcr-
son Bush, John Hart, lleary Arnold 'rhOs
Wilson, and Charles Howard. The above
string came here with the circus. and here
got under the wing of our noble force and
we're brought in On suspicion. When
brought before Ills Honor they we're dis
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IJanrr rnrtsr n a. Iiowtcn canryn II
Coles, Casper Hahn. Charles Gruhc, George
Ault, (cityG d. D. Morris Germany VIM.
II dye. pleasant; Linsey Timnnns
tBethelG J. G. Arthur, (Madison); VIM.
"ikihsoh' "h'. Jenkins tfiKe')
AURORA, IND.
The people of Aurora and the suburb,
'snnl'y side are anxIous'S awaiting the
result oi lhe annexation question:
Mayor Green, who is candidate for re-
election, has no opposition. lie is very
pnnrtiar among III, Grasses. lie rs the best
Mayor Aurora mas ''ao for u long t'hc past
Report has 1t that Policeman Grant, who
Is candidate fmr Marsliai' VIII DC elected
10 that once. me eh'l'i"feS OF the rolling
nun WI cast S'iia vote I"r hlnI neSneS'
he VIII receive iarge portion Oh Tie uer-
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"ii''eu see'o'"'''
M'ss 1c,l''e Wesco,t, @ ol hlchmoha' lhd''
IL 'eS'ete'eu "' ''ie L iA''''ls HOUSE,
The Irving Society meets Tomorrow eve
ming at the residence of Miss Naomi Oh
mer.
Mrs. Anna 1ticdel will leave for st. Louis
next Saturday to visit her husband and
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