The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30
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Whos head will drop? Somebody's
surely will let the title of our noble force
be sustained.
Howe's London Circus is booked here fol
May 2lst. Get your "pops' ready, and
watch your house instead of the procession
A little boy named Willie Anderson fell
from a freight car on the c., S. & c. Road
on Tuesday evening and severely injured
himself about his ankles.
Charles Richardson, a penny gambler
was coaxed into the sanctuary on Tuesday,
and fined $5 and costs for permitting q
game of chance to be played in his domi.
cile.
The social announced by the Congrega.
tionalists takes place on Thursday evening
at the residence of Mrs. r. NJ. Rice, corner
of Limestone and North Streets You are
invited.
john Gray, James Collins and James Nc
Kinney: a trio of drunk and disorderles,
paid His Honor a short visit on Tuesday.
His Honor made it short affair, and when
they left their host they were each short
s. 95.
Our young and enterprising friend Geo.
]. Bulzer, OF West Main street has made
rapid strides in his, the saddlery business,
and his place now presents to the passer-by
the appearance of an exposition upon a
condensed scale
Eugene Loundenbach, the dashing seed
from Champagne County, who for some
time past has been the ''angel' for the
Judd Institute, is now threatened by suit
OF divorce by bis wife. Oh, Eugene, what
a ''gilley" you are.
1t is now rumored that an Urbana man,
with no capital but with supreme cheek,
and wonderful reputation, has mustered
up enough courage to issue another dai Y
paper in our burg The first number, ii is
said, appears on Thursday.
The Clark County Central Committee
meet at the Republican headquarters on
Saturday night, May 18th. This call is for
the purpose of naming time and place
for the nomination of county ticket and
choosing Senatorial and Judicial delegates
Henry Maey, the man who is supposed
to have been the party who used Schmidt
for target out at Miller's East End Gar
den on Sunday night. has been since his
arrest confined ia Jail awaiting his examin-
alton, which is set for to-day. His bail was
put at $500, which he was unable to give.
On Tuesday morning, at the corner of
Market and High street, j. r. Williams
canine and that of skinny" Bohvn col
lided. Williams, becoming enraged stab
bed "Skinnys" bull-pup-et in the side
with pair of shears. Williams was arrest
ed and taken before Mayor Wallace who
fined him s. and costs.
On Saturday night last young colored
man appeared in the Lessner Bros clothing
house, and purchased stylish spring
suit CD" To the party of whom he made
the purchase he gave a check for $29 signed
by Asa Davis, and received in money 500
This check was presented at the Second
National Bank on Monday, where payment
was refused, as Davis denied issuing it.
The police were then notified, and they are
now III search of the young man and that
stylish suit of spring clothes (?(.
About II o'clock on Tuesday night Col.
Troupe, of Troupe e. Jacobs, druggists, was
pounced upon at the entrance of the bar
room of the Lagonda House by Col. Jones,
of that house, and his son spec" who Sc
verely athered him, and then wound up
their joliication by hitting him in the
back with stone. The cause of this sud
den outbreak was for an alleged insult
upon Col. Jones daughter Allie, the same
occurring at an earlier hour in the even
ing, and it is asserted being in the nature of
getting the young lady intoxicated 1t must
be said that deep mystery prevailed after
the battle, and all that would make ex treme
richness was not spit ont. Our young man
felt sore over this deprivation, and more
than once wished himself dead, when the
"two' offered no consolation.
but kept up a continual clatter about their
bursting up at least one troupe--perhaps
more for what we know. Some one should
call on them with the cake.