The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-02

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meals at the Phillips House.
The County Commissioners passed bills
on Saturday amounting to 1922 As.
Mr.. ]. L. Heiser, an efficient Post. office
clerk OF this city, goes to Chicago next
Wednesday,
A considerable wind and plenty of rain in
| this vicinity yesterday. No damage done
OF any consequence.
Charles Sohnger and William Schlosser
leave for st. Louis to-day to attend the
| Brewers Convention.
John McTartv was lodged in the Station
house last night with House of Ill-fame"
written opposite his name.
ANY Rich lost her poeket-book contain
ing SD 80 ON Saturday. liberal reward
will be paid If left at 8l6 Greenup avenue. q
For ladies' fine cloth top button boots
call at the Cincinnati shoe store, Jacobs
Buildings, Third street, near Basin street.
VIM. Packard, who has been given con-
| siderable notoriety of late in the Cincin-
| matt dailies, and whoexpects to marry Miss
julia Gaylord at no distant day, was in the
city yesterday, stopping at General Van
derveer's.
As next Saturday is the day set for hold
| ing the primaries, the candidates have but
one week in which to push their respective
claims to he front. All the candidates for
Prosecuting ATTORNEY have paid their mod
est assessment of SIS, and to-day buckled
on their armors and uncorked their vials
of eloeuence for vigorous six days can
vass.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The ladies' of the English Lutheran
Church hold lawn fete upon the grounds
of Mr.. John pettigrew. on Yellow Spring
street, tomorrow, Tuesday night.
Peter Buehler stopped further proceed
ings in that bastardy suit brought against
him by Ida V. Morris by taking out a
license and having knot tying perform
ance.
Hotel De Leech Register-Frank Merrat,
Andrew Eaugh James Snee and John Judd,
all gathered in by the runners on Satur-
day night, while suffering from an overdose
of stimulants
Bob Gardner "fixed' it up for Burt Mil
| Ter with FradeF, of the News Our crit
isism aroused the wrath Of Burt and con-
nections, but they played poor hand
| when they solicited Bob's services for u get
back. What a set of "gills'' you are.
A band of foul-mouthed "bums" assem-
bled in the alley way off Market street be-
| low High on Saturday night and discussed
family troubles. Some Of the inhabitants
of that locality desiring much needed rest
upon asking the gang to disperse were
brutally insulted.
Mller's West End Beer Garden was en-
tered at an early hour on Sunday morning
and q lot of cigars taken. The following
parties we're brought to ''limbo" last night
on suspicion of being implicated in the
affair: Thomas Coleman, VIM. Douglas,
Mat. Carlos and John Kinney.
| On Saturday night man ip haste to en-
brace mug of beer fell down the steps of
the Lagon6a House leading to the saloon
and broke his brains. Several friends ac-
companying bim must have also suffered
from the shock for when our young man
asked the injured mans signature they re-
peatedIy muttered-beer.
| lie stopped for short time on Sunday
morning at the corner OF Market and High
streets and entertained numerous loungers
with Biblical surveys. Faultlessly dressed
was he, greasy dustep, stouch bat and an
umbrella constituting his wardrobe. He
closed amidst the falling rain, and received
at parting grand hurrsh. He says he
will soon speak again. Farewell, sweet
world.
Tonight at the Opera-house Elsa Won
Blumen is to accomplish twenty miles
while Rcifsnider and Thomas do twenty
| five. A feature of this walk will be the
appearance upon the track Of the Justly
celebrated teacher of pedal exercises, Prot
Burt Miller who will give a scene from his
great play entitled ''rhe Barrier" with
bludgeon variations.
| n. Lt l.. 4 II
| year-old daughter of farmer named Vogus
who lives south of our city was returning
| tn her home, she was attacked by Cornelius
Collins, a young colored man. and an at
tempt at rape was made. The girl struggled
! hard and managed, before he had accom-
| plished his purpose, to free herself from
his clutches. Collins finding his aims de-
feated Immediately made haste to the
house of his employer, Mr.. VIM. Houck,
and gathering up his wardrobe, skipped
the burg. The matter was placed with the
authorities, who will make every effort to
bring the rascal to Justice.
The News, under the management of
Wells s. Trader, refuses TO exist. With the
issue of Sunday it's life went out 1t must
be admitted, though, that Wells hung on
with grip that only man possessed of
durable cheek aud supreme independence
can. We can not let our old friend glide
away, however. without some soothing
balm, SO here goes:
We drop for theea softened smile,
While deeply Ghuckng in our sleeve
We snicker at the bait cast out
For sulpins "gillies'' to relieve.
We fling at thee parting glance.
Survey thee from brogans to nohby tile,
And weep TO think that none is left
That thy brilliant ideas will beguile.
Moral-Never invest in an uncertainty.
Subscribers of the News and readers of the
thrilling drama 'Strange Characters can
sip IN the remaining chapters by attending
tine readings of the main guy" Prof. ALI
son, in the News sanctuary on Tuesday
night
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Licensed to love through the intricate
walks of life-Mr. Joseph Krieger and Miss
Clara BachleF.
"Bfnd Tom,' the world-renowned piano
ist, will give selections at grand concert
given by himself at the Grand 0pera-house,
this city, Monday, the 9th inst
DRowNED.-A six-year-old son of John
Stafford, while bathing in Hogan Creek
Saturday evening about s o'clock, was
drowned The body has been recovered.
Henry Pfester, catcher in the Clipper
B. B. Club, this city, left for Memphis,
Tenn, where he has received an appoint
ment from the Government as Surveyor of
Government lands.
The Changers of Dearborn County met
here in convention Saturday last, the 3lst
ult, at 8 a m. They worked in the third
degree. Five ladies and the same number
of gentlemen were initiated. One hundred
and fifty delegates were present. This