The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

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The woods is fuil Of ihem-tramps. Par
ties coming in from the surroundings re-
port large gatherings about log fires of these
nights. .-r .
Mrs. Wm... Schade, the wife of the we'll
known Main street restaurateur. died at
fer home on Sunday sfternoon, alter bat
short illness OF lang fever. l<tti.f.A
The lamp that sheds light upon tine
kingore Cafe Market Square was consider
ably off last night. 1t was go as you
please glare, shedding its fame from the
interior Of the pest
The Gorilla advertised on exhibition at
the Market-street show won't stand in
spectiOn. Don't light any more matches,
please" The dancing skeleton 10 a rare
novelty, and alone is worth the admission
asked.
Mr. Dan Williamson, one pard of 'The
Nook" is once more at his post, aithough
not qilite recovered from his severe SICK
spell. The surroundings of the c., G. c. 81
L look dismal without Dan. ....
VIM. Schade. Jr., Of the Cincinnati Col
lese of Music Orchestra, and Frederick
Schade, Of the Meadelssohn Quintette, have
returned to their home to be in attendance
at the funeral Of their mother tomorrow
"wednesday, afternoon. sis-
John Weizon and Thomas Shepard, the
young men sent to Jail on Saturday for the
alleged assault with intent TO rob upon
John Gahren, of Dayton, Ohio, were ne.
leased on Monday, Mr. John Foas becoming
security for their bonds
Edward Hazel, of our city, who at one
time was in the employ Of the c., 8. &C,
butlately running from Chicago to Aurora,
H., was killed on Saturday night last BY
being caught between the cars while coup
ling. His mother, who resides on West
Washington street. received the sad news
Of his death on Sunday. His body will be
brought home for burial. Hazel was twen-
ty-swo years Of age.
The noon train On the pan-handle Read
was delayed cne hour at Goes Station,
about six miles this side of Xenia, on Men
| the station the train ran down horse and
buggy, striking the buggy in the rear and
throwing it from the track, and its occu-
pant. the driver, upon his head. The fright
| ened animal then ran ahead Of the locomo-
tive for quite distance. and finally fell
into cattle guard. The locomotive struck
it then with. sufficient force to threw the
baggage car from the track. Strange to say,
no passenger was in the least injured.
While soaring high last night we paid the
Springfield Pedestrian Club visit. They
Occupy cosy little hall up two flights sof
stairs on West Main street in the infsedi-
ate vicinity OF Center. The Clubconsistst t,f
twelve members, who indulge only in this
popular amusement for the bodily benefits
derived. Upon their beautiful track on
Saturday night Fred. Bashneli and Joe Ed
wards did a twentyInile spurt "heel and
toe, which Edwards won, completing that
| distance in 3 hours and Is minutes. Bush
| nelTs tune was hours, q minutes and 20
seconds He made the best mile in 9 min.
utes and 80 seconds. Tonight Messs.
Bentley, Stew and Crary are down for a
25 mile walk.
NoRroNs GAME.-While Officer Jim Nor
| ton was doing the railroad yards at an earl Y
hour on Monday morning he came across
two snspicious-l looking characters who
failed 10 answer the questions put at thetu
| to his (Nnrtan's, satisfaction. Securing the
aid of Chief Sciucliman and Officer Fns-
ter the trio moved the boys up to the Sta
tion House, where they gave the names o
John Sherwood and John Bailey. When
arraigned before the Mayor in the after
noon Mrs. Allie Straw, who was the victim
OF Saturday nights assault and robbery
appeared and identified both men. The,
were then bound over to court in the'sun
Of $500 to answer for the highway robbery
GREENFIELD. o.
Where, oh where is the Male Quartz
Club that was organized here some tim'
ago. The members we're Price, Norton
Morrison and Devoss. Keep it up, gentle
| menl .-... ...-,.....
News reached us today November 3
from Athens. O., of the shooting OF Scot
Gordon while III fight Gurdon's fathe
is q citizen of Greenaeid, and Scott make
this his home. @
4 Edward Solicit, son Of Rev. Thomas Col
lett, pastor of the NJ. &. Church, will b
home in few days to spend the winter
Eddie has been out in Southern Illinois al
sunsner overseeing his farm. Edward is
frisky boy.
| Look cut for d0uble-wedding at tn
\ Harpss House next week, the two Misse
DnnkinA Mr. Parker. of Greenfield, take
lone, and Nj. JOHNSON, Of the s.. J. n I
4 Railroad. takes thB other. May peace an
happiness 60 with them.
The tramps that were arrested here as
Thursday and sent to the cooler for thei
impudent conduct to some of our citizen
In The west end of town. are still confined
Two or three of them managed to max
their escape The remainder, five hrn,ln
Der are still here They seem to enj"
themselves greatly BY singing dancing an
pounding the doors Of their cells.
i AVON dale. .t;A
N Ex-Policeman John Pfeifef died last nigh
about9 8 o'clock. For nearly two days pre
II ceding hrs death lie was Unconscious. Nj
Pfeifer. was member Of the village polio
Iforce for number of years and made
very efficient officer. During the war h
served under General A. Hickenlooper an
was several times badly wounded, still h
, remained in the service of his country unit
: theclose of the war EG a
The last time he was out was on electio
. day. Wien he mustered enough strength t
walk fl nj His residence to tho polls. thp
he might, BY his vote, attest his love Il
his old comrade in arms, whom he had fo
lowed through MANY hard-fought battl
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