The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-08

Hugle, b3l Jolly, 555; NORM, S32; Wagner 546
Often, 175 Maphet % Hawthorne's majority
R., TS2
Hiii's majority over Hugle is lO7, and over NORM
3I6.
In the Bellevue district there is tie vote fol
Magistrate, Tedrow and Mann each receiving %
votes, max ing special election necessary.
At Grants Lick j. W. Yelton was elected Con.
stable over Darlington, by 1856 TO So, George I.
Guy l. elected Constable of Bellevue and Joseph
the same district.
The total vote OF Newport was 1876.
LAWBENCEBURG. IND.
The total receipts taken in by the Sons
of Temperance at their SUPPER Thursday
evening, were $40.
Do not forget to attend the concert to be
given at Fahlbushe's Garden by Liederta-
ters Orchestra, Tomorrow Saturday even
ing.
Frank Kastner's eight,year-old daughter
dled OF scarlet fever yesterday morning.
Funeral at pm. at Zion Church, Rev.
Heile officiating.
The religious meetings to be held at the
Falr Grounds at D. m, and at the park at
"a p. m., Sunday, will be conducted en-
tlrely by young men.
Thieves broke into. the Bartholowe
House and tapped the till of about 81 so
in change. They got away with twenty
five cigars and fifteen beer checks.
AURORA. IND.
Southern refugees still arrive.
Volunteer firemen's picnic at the Fair
Grounds to-day, and ball tonight.
The Fire Department parade to-day was
a grand affair 1t was one OF the finest
parades ever held i'll this city.
DAYTON. Xxx.
II cost Will. Pelling S. and costs to shoot
off his gun.
MIR. and Mrs. Pelling are home from a
trip to Philadelphia.
Engineer Charley Clark and wife have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to franklin,
Ohio.
The rumor that Jim Gilmore had been
p}rdoned by Gov Bishop, of Ohio, was pre-
mature.
The venerable father of Mr. Dennison, the
grocer, is here on visit. His home is in
Pittsburg.
The condition of Miss Floy Gunnison is
so critical that but slight hopes are enter
The returning Board of Alexandria YES
terday declared II. Joering Magistrate, and
Joseph Grimme Constable of this district.
The residence OF T. Rogers, in DAYTON,
was sold at auction yesterday by Mr.. Will
Raipe to W. b. North. The price paid was
500.
Spectators assembled from all parts in the
neiGhborhood of the Post-office last even
ing. Fred. Hedrich had invited them to
come and see our worthy Postmaster cut a
beef-steak.
Joseph Lcfiod, a Frenchman, living above
here, was arrested by the Deputy Sheriff on
a charge OF assault and battery. He made
vigorous efforts to resist the officers, it re-
qulrlng two men to lift him into the wagon
which took him to the City Jail.
SPEszNaEIEED. O.
The free delivery of mail begins at our
office after September 1st.
Tom Coleman, the escaped rock manipu-
lator, was recaptured after a hard fight on
"Wednesday night.
A prominent young man, who conducts
a successful business on West Main street,
saw the interior of the Station-house on
Thursday afternoon, for indulging in biz
drunk. He had considerable money in his
possession, and had squandered quite roll.
We refrain from giving his name, out of
for his family and his busines,
interests. But don't you do it again.
REUNION NoTEs. THAT parading, taken
from certain standpoint, might be termed
huge.
Several Of the boys at the Fair Grounds
got off their base on the night Of their arri-
val, and they are now engaged in doing
extra duty.
That dress parade can be improved or
some of the squad should be Stirred up
with pole.
That meal racket of the boys is GOOD
enough, but then little of it goes a good
way.
The young man sent out to clear the
coast for the parade would succeed better
behind hogs.
Willis, as a caterer, strikes the officers
well. Their order was twenty suppers on
Thursday night. Nothing so refreshing as
/ good meal after hard days work.
The streets were thronged during the
parade, but after it deserted. Most of our
people closed their houses and betook
themselves to the grounds to witness the
tbe nature transpired. OF the addresses
Nothing much can he said; yet of the thou
sands upon the grounds all seemed to be
greatly enjoying the event.
THURSDAYS MURDER.-Ezekia Offutt a
<eEtuckian, and Elwood Rhonemous, a
gambler, engaged in wrange at the beer
stand at the Grenadier picnic on Thursday
afternoon, which was held upon a strip OF
ana adjoining the fair grounds, during
Shlch Rhone nous seized a beer glass and
broke 1t over Ofutts head, afterward gath
ring the fragments and hurting them at
linl. Oilutt at this drew his revolver
which RLonemous observed and immedi-
.tely darted away. The weapon was dis.
'harged, the ball missing its Intended vic
i'm and lodging two inches above the heart
md ranging downward in the body of F.
<. Kunitz, bystander, and a quiet, inof-
ensive and highly respected German citi-
en- who conducts a cigar man.
factory on East Main street.
thief Schuchman, who was upon the
rounds, stepped up and arrested Ofutt,
when the latter placed the weapon against
he Chiefs breast and pulled Luckily the
ame clicked without being discharged, or
mother good man would have met his
eath. Olfutt and Rhonemous were both
aiken to Jail, Rhonemous on assault and
artery. Medical aid was furnished Kunitz
pon the grounds, after which he was taken
o his home and DIR. Dunlap called in, who
him past medical attention,
nd gave it as his opinion that Kunitz
'ould not live through the night. Kunitz
3 perhaps fifty-five years of age, and is the
ather of large family. Ofntt is rough,
nd his age is about twenty-six years. He
J the party who fired into Jennie
Veatherby's some time since, and
4 his fight left some of his
earring apparel at the house. The quarrel
rose at the picnic about game of seven
p that he aud Rhonemous had engaged in
short distance from the grounds in a corn
eld, in which Offutt was heeced Offntt |