The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-20

pleasant days with us when an assistant to
the sluice gang at the Mayors office, has
been heard from. He was caught at his
old tricks-removing other peoples prop.
erty when they were absent His unfor-
tunate stand was Xenia, and they pulled
him through the chute with q claim
against him of $40 and costs
The last take on the hook announces an
exciting contest within the circle, and upon
our glorious Fourth of July, a regular
hVe-mlle dash, "go as You please" between
big Temp Wilson, tramp inspector, and Pop.
eye kaufman, king of the Champion City
fat men. A grand display of fireworks at
the close of the match. Music by repre-.
sentative of the "Big Six" Photographs
OF the "peds" furnished gratis. Pop-eye
IS the favorite on account of his stride and
Temp on account of his business.
The Emily brothers, James and Richard,
are members of Haverleys Georgia Min
strels, and in their mind they are perfect
mashers. After the street parade on Thurs
day James and Richard took in the town.,
and upon Main and Spring streets accosted
the wives OF two of our weil-known colored
citizens, making demands of them. They
being refused, they poured upon their sub
lects volley of abuse. These injured la
dies hastened to the Police-station, where
they laid complaint, and soon after Station
keeper Leech and Overseer Green Wilson
nabbed each royal nib and ran them down
to Limestone street, where His Honor
pulled their legs for IS and costs each.
DAYTON. nr.
A company organizing in Newport threat
ems Dayton with gas
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Jacob Cohn
died at the residence of her daughter in
this city yesterday evening.
Masons interested in establisbnga Lodge
in Dayton will meet at the residence of Rev.
Mr.. Zimmerman, on Berry avenue, TO-
night
The moonlight picnic on TAYLOR Hill last
night, given by tile Nucleus Committee of
Bond Lodge, l. O. o. F., was joyful sue
cess.
In the case of Jerome browne VS., Jacob
Cohn, suit to recover damages for killing
horse by hard driving, a verdict for plain
tiff for $6s was yesterday granted in Circuit
Court.
The Boar1 of Education will meet at the
School-house on Fairfield avenue next
Wednesday night, for the election of teach
ers and Superintendent. Citizens are in
'''NN W. Nv piSTShes
Henry StenzelE~ the barber and Miss An
ME Gilman, of Newport, were married at
st. Francis Church Wednesday evening by
Father Hildebrandt. An excellent recep-
tion was given at Odd Fellows Hall that
night.
In the Circuit Court, Yesterday, the Jury
in the case of Carrie Ueberschlag, of Belle
vue, VS.. F. L. Trunk, formerly Of Dayton,
suit for damages for breach of promise,
found for the plaintiff in the sum of So, 900.
The amount asked was $4,000 Trunk now
lives in Cincinnati.
AURORA. IND.
The X. of ?. excursion to Madison was
socially, as well as financially, great sue
cess. Eight hundred persons got on the
Corona at Aurora, fifty at Rising Sun, ten at
Warsaw, Ky, one hundred at Vevay and
% at Carlton. Eight bands from different
parts of the State were here furnishing
music for the Knights from all over the
State. Three thousand Knights were in
Madison in the grove at the picnic. The
parade was mile long. Mayor Frazier, of
Madison, delivered the address of welcome
and introduced Mayor Caven, of Indianap-
oils, Grand Worthy Chief, asSpeaker of the
day.