The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-15

Buy your camp-meeting tickets of Mr.
Geo. W. Watson, at his barberIshop on
Third street.
Miss Anna Boyer, who has been visiting
Miss Lntta Clark, returned TO her home in
Richmond, Ind.
Geo. W. Finzel and wife are in Middle
town attending the silver wedding OF Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. GrOsch.
Mr.. NJ. Rnsenbush, Of Muncie. Ind, who
has been spending week in this city Wis
Iting MIR. John Mans, returned yesterday.
An A. Ellis acts as an anxious applicant
after an 'ansnme salary superintending
schools s"mewhere. We can spare him
awhile TO Derby h Co.
John Mans, the High-street merchant
tailor, will soon receive petition from the
hummer element, asking him 10 put velvet
cushions on the store boxes in front
Officers Connonghton. Bridge Egylehrecht
and Bruck raid the "Henniger dive" on
the Hydraulic. Sunday night, and captured
Mary I.arns and Maudv Henniger the keep
erS OF the den, and Oliver Crow, Mike Cos
tell" and John Coaty. Mary and Maudy
get $40 and costs each.
Last evening witnessed the happy cul-
ninatiun of an event which has been AT
tiripated for some time, the marriage OF
Mr.. George Brown. Of Urbana, and Miss
Matte Sullivan, at the residence of
the brides mother The ceremony
was performed in the presence
Of few friends and relatives. After the
ceremony the guests did ample justice to
the abundant supply of refreshments.
Among the guests we're noticed many rep
resentatives of the first families of Ourcity.
We believe they intel.d to visit Long
Branch, and will probably visit Bingham
ton and Coney Island before they re-
turn to take up their abode in a fine house
prepared for their reception.
AURORA. IND.
David Karmine, who committed suicide
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Dillsboro,
Ind, this county by hanging, caused by
Wnsonnd mind from sunstroke, was
buried yesterday at 2 p m.
The notorious horse-tlief who was shot
through the back by one of his guards at
Bel'eview, KY, was recognized by man
named David IIockins, of Matamora, Ind,
as the person who stole Ilockins horse n
month ago. This makes his sixth horse
stolen. lie goes bv the name of Speedy
Foster, alias Douglas alias Smith. He
served two terms in the Penite ntiary on
account Of horse-stealimg.
DAYTON. Rr.
Look ont for your eyesl The Robin
Hood Club is provided with bows and
arrows.
Charley Thomas insists on a seat in the
dummy when he pays his fare, so he sits
On the floor
Coroner Schoolfeld's official duties grow
more pressing. He was called on to hold
two inqnests yesterday.
Mrs. Kelly, a venerable lady of sixty
years, residing in Lower Dayton, has se-
we're attack Of whooping cough.
Step up to Treasurer Henry Vasche's of
flee and pay your taxes on or before Fri
day, the 18th, and thereby avoid the pen
atty.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The s., J. q 2. is now subject for the
hammer. October lst will tell story.
Graham Deuel., Esq, is announced as an
Independent candidate for Representative.
Wan Wells, colored barber, is under ar
rest for the robbing of the Miller cigar
store.
The receipts at gates at the Camp-meet-
ing Grounds on SATURDAY. was $2l6, an in
crease OF s3O over last years receipts.
Excursion by c., S. & C. and steamer
Pearl to Niagara Falls Monday, July 2lst
Big excursion to Cincinnati Tuesday, July
22l.
The Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel, corner of North and Race streets,
vii he dedicated on Sunday next with APP
propriate ceremonies.
Prof. Geiger's Colorado excursion party
Departed on Monday morning. They took
the G., S. & c. to Urbina and then went
West by the Panhandle.
The Clark County Agricultural Society
decided at their last meeting to allow the
camp.meeting folks the privilege of the
drives upon the grounds.
BY the breaking Of a horse-bit on Monday
morning the Delienbach team, used for n
conveyance Of the wOrkmen to Stringtown,
@ot a chance to get little off, and the re-
suit was the mas ing of buggy, the prop
erty of Mrs. Nichols.
James X. Allen, aeronaut, who passed
over our city July 4th in his balloon "The
Queen of the Clouds" is announced for
another ascension from Troy, Ohio, on Sat
urdav, July 10Th, on which occasion Post
master Sterritt will accompany him upon
the voyage. Allen covered one hundred
'''''S W hiiIS'y ul5 NOldHG Vi
July 4th.
Perry Webster stirred up the levee on
Sunday night by shooting off revolver
and with all recklessness as il is possible
for one to possess Officer Norton flew
down and took the offender under his wing
When on the wav to the station Webster
threatened to use Norton for target but
I'm got his celebrated grapplers about
Perry's neck and regulated his breathing
powers to an extent of-obedience.
Gonser and Koehler, both well-known
salOonists, were arrested for violation of
the Sunday ordinance on Monday. Officer
Lang and the Mrs Kinney, Anderson and
Bugbey were the witnesses. The ears OF
the Temperance squad were attracted by
the clinking of glasses. Mrs. Kinney end
Anderson took a look in the back way
They found no barrier, nor did their optics
feast upon the hunted down. Yet our
worthy Mayor made it $25 and costs and
promised more upon repetition. Oh, JUS
tice! how sweet is thy sting! Thou art
always the means of consideration, vet
strange that Gonser and Koehler find it
necessary to seek thee in the Common Pleas
Court!
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