The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27

for the occasion by Frank Sutton. entitled
g. a Parody on Sheridan's Ride" Mr.. Frank
Wentworth sang "Nancy Lee" in a credit,
able style, and was loudly encored. Prof.
Gibson was next on the programme in the
role of burlesque on Doc. Lands version
OF Shakespeare. Just when the Professor
was at his best the cords that held the cur
tain in place gave way allowing it to drop
with crash, bringing the scene to an in
glorious end. general wish prevails that
the reading be repeated at an early day.
sPRINGFTELD. o.
Martin Good, the sovereign remedy man
who occupied the Winters house of mys-
terry, on Center street, has pitched tent at
No 1l3 West Jefferson street
Miss Elsa Won Blumen is to be escorted
to the Opera-house upon the night of her
walk (Thursday evening next by the Sew
enth Regiment Band. p display of fire.
works will be given from the balcony be-
fore her start.
| The house of Peter Toohey, on Water
street, was entered on Saturday night and
a valuable gold watch and chain and So 81
taken. Toohey is the man who lost both
legs IN an accident upon the Short Line
some months ago.
D. 7. West and Newton seayers while
sparring on Saturday night, got careless,
when Seavers, having desire to get one in
on Vests bread-basket, launched forth, but
ms hand glanced upward, and the result of
that stroke was broken nose for West. DR..
Russell patched it.
Several of our ''b'hovs" are wanted at the
Llmestone-street Court to explain how the
commotion occurred at Rheinheimers on
Saturday night in which young man was
| soundly clubbcd by the boss" and also to
identify the Modoc who was so obliging as
to take Reinheimer's scalp.
| Prof. ]. p. Rheinheimer, teacher of the
art OF artistic clubbing, and proprietor of a
PLUCK liver dance dive, appeared at His
Honors headquarters on Monday after
noon, on the charge of disordery conduct
| Not being ready for trial, his case was CON
tinued till Monday next, with bond at $25.
A telegram from Hamburg, Germany, re-
ceived OH Monday by Warder, Mitchell e.
Co., announces the death on Sunday of Mr..
u. Gwyn, representative Of their interests
in Europe. Deceased was the father of
Mrs. Geo. w. Driscol. He was a Knight
Iemplar, and member of the Tiffin, Ohio,
Commandery.
After an illness of but a few weeks, Crib
bic and his queer sLeet-The Itcm-took a
drop. Upon being interrogated about so
sudden demise he gets back thusly: well,
dot oppo-position vas so smence bot We
can't veil swhm out. will settle me down
like dot Trader mans, und be me contented
NIT vone issue per week."
Joseph Payne, arrested by Officer Norton
last Saturday night on suspicion, had in
his possession a splendid gold watch and
chain, and several dollars in money. Soon
after Payne's arrest the watch was identi-
he'd by Peter Toohey as his. On Monday
Payne appeared before Mayor Wallace, who
bound him over in the sum of $500 to an
swer in the Common Pleas Court.
The members of the English Lutheran
Church, as well as those of the First Bap-
tist Church, are earnestly at work, raising
funds for Church improvements The sum
of 81 400 has already been subscribed to-
ward steeple repairs, and an entire frpsco
of the Lutheran Charch. The ladies of the
FIRST Baptist Church announce lawn So
cial for this purpose upon Miller's grounds,
Clifton street and Clifton avenue, Thurs
day evening next
NJ. V. Grim and Ike Masters, two Gloon
ies' from Troy Ohio, struck our burg on
Saturday afternoon, after being about six
hours out from Troy, a distance of twenty
seven miles They returned short time
afterwards, arriving home at 7:30 o'clock,
p. IN. Upon their arrival they stepned
upon track in a public hall, when Grim
added eleven miles to his score and Masters
four They were accompanied upon their
road-tour by 'stoken bottle in carriage
Jas. McGoun our street sprinkler was
jumped upon in front of his residence East
Main street, by big double-fsted lout
named Frank Echelrode, who pummeled
him up terribly, inficting terrible cash
over one eve and cutting deep hole in the
back of the head. Medical aid had to be
summoned. Eehelrode was arrested a short
time afterwards on the charge of assault
with intent to kill placed against him. The
cause of the attack was the bad feeling ex-
listing between the parties, brought about
by McGoun having Echelrode arrested for
wife beating.
DAYTON. Ky
Young Peoples Meeting tomorrow even
ing at NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Horst, the merchant, is rafIiing off
lady's fine gold watch.
The Baptist Mite Society will meet to-
night at the residence OF Rev Dr. Skilman.
Two young members of the NJ. f. choir
will soon cease to sing solos, and join in
duet for life.
The new Walnut street improvements
were seriously damaged by The recent rains. |
Set EN- up again.
The little son OF Mr.. Lamb, the butcher,
received fractured ankle at a baseball |
game Sunday, and is suffering intensely.
Everybody should attend the festival to |
be held at Bellevue Thursday night to aid |
in the erection Of NJ. E. Church in that |
place.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Joseph Young and Emma D. Check were
licensed to marry.
The Grand Grove of Druids of the State |
OF Indiana met in regular convention at |
o'clock this morning.
The jury in the Love VS.. Chambers case,
which occupied the attention of the Court |
for over "a week, was charged, and the case
given to the jury this morning.
The home Druids give grand concert
this evening, at Fahlbush's Hall, in honor
Of the representatives. of the visiting lodges.
Tomorrow the Grand Grove go to Parkers
Grove on the steamer Corona, leaving at
4. m.
LUDLOW. KY.
Remember that the American Eagle
Lodge, I. 0. o. f. picnic takes place at
Parker's Grove June 18th. Tickets now on
'ale by the Committee Don't fail to be ON
land.
The losses by yesterday mornings storm
n this city and vicinity are, as near as can
De ascertaned: Four valuable horses killed
1t the pasture stables of Mr.. NJ Burns and
he large stained-glass window in the front
If the Presbyterian Church broken. The
ruit and shade trees suffered considerable
lamage, as also did several fences. The