The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-04

| carried home, the brains ooZing from the
wounds, and in dying condition. He was
still alive on Sunday morning, but speech
less and said to be dying. Woodard was
arrested, and had his examining trial be-
tore 'Squires Farney and Allen, who fixed
his bail at 81, 900. He went tn Jail, but was
subsequently released on bond furnished
by his father and brother Elkin les, es a
wife and four small children, the youngest
being at the time of the difficulty only
three days old.
sPnrNGFIELD. o.
II the thermometer keeps above zero un-
til next Saturday evening the Seventh Reg
lnent Band will hold forth at Monumental
Square.
The Directors of the c., s. & c. Road re.
fuse to accept the resignation OF Snyern-
tendent Howard. 1t is rumored that lie
he will remain.
! The Press Association have leased two
rooms in the Republic building, and they
are now being furnished In style for the
next meeting of the crew.
Geo. Miller was brought dow from New
| Vienna at late hour on Tuesday night.
Miler''s arrest was made upon the instigl-
ton of Miss Louisa A. Gray upon a charge
OF bastardy.
Cara Reid, the sunfower of Patton-street
| Chute, swOre out warrant on Tuesday
night for the arrest of the belligerent Jane
| Tihgley, who, she stated, was ON another
hip-er-augh.
| The smiling form of our esteemed friend
Daniel Williamson dropped upon the plat
form OF the O., O., c, & /. when the train
came in from Columbus on Tuesday night.
| Glad to see you back, bard,
Parties representing the ifty-one indict-
ments found by the Grand Jury we're ar
ralgned before Judge Goode on Tuesday
morning Elmer Whitacre, Frank Ecke
rode, assault and battery, pleaded guilty,
and were each fined $40 and costs; VIM
Organ, selling liqHor Illegally $40 and
costs; Anthony Bell, liquor vioater, S35
and costs; A. w. and G. Dorsey, same, $50
and costs; Gottleb Gonser, same, 1875 and
costs; A. Greenwald and August Kiera
with, same, $15 and costs; Frank MakleY,
same, $40 and costs; Emory Power and
WIN. weaver, same, two indictments, $50
and costs for one and $50 ard costs for the
other; DR. Allen, abortionist was surren-
dered by his bondsmen and taken to jail.
BEFORE THE CoNvENTIoN.-H Honor,
previous to getting inside Of his duster for
II trip to Columbus on Tuesday, fingered
with the following parties who had called
to wish him pleasant trip: b. +. Coleman
wants jury trial, sahl 4 and cnsts; ANDY
Fox, James Collins, James CASTILLO, Thos.
Barry and Betsy Siney, honorable members
OF the Champion City D. and D., paid 81
ana costs as an assessment.
Dave Price, colored Young TN, was set
upon by party of young roughs on Mon
day evening. and by way of self.protection
drew ms Knife and slashed the chief OF the
gang, kobt. Burten, across his cheek, max
Ing a four-inch cash. Officer Boggs, the
electrial, appeared upon the scene am, took
Dave IN his magnetic grip and marched him
up to Limestone street. His Honor, after
reviewing the same, discharged the pris-
oner.
A large excursion party passed through
mere OH Tuesday morning, bound for DAY.
ton 1t was made up from the different
towns above us, and at this point caught
about one hundred. On their return home
dispute arose between the representatives
from Marvsville and Springfield, and the
result OF the same was continuous battle
from the start, until this point was touched.
Boot backing boxes were used and 'knuck-
les" and the marks from the same told
heaViiy upon the face appearance of most
male portion was concerned was the
bouncing of a participant at Yellow Springs
street, who was followed by his man, and
run into the woods Two women took
| liand Just below our citv, and the way ewes
were scratched and hair flew W s a caution.
At the conclusion of the fight four hair
pms, piece of corset, one garter and a
shoe-string was all that was left to tell the
mournfnl tale The conductor of the train
was gently picked up and slowed away in a
coal box in one of the coaches. No harder
lot were ever packed within cars than those
aboard this train, and that means our con-
tribution, too
LtWRENCEBURG, IND.
The Good Templars of this city will at
tend the Red Ribbon Convention at Sey-
mour, Ind, June 9th.
The X. of P. Lodge will 60 on an excur-
sion to Madison. Ind, Thursday 9th inst.
to attend the Southeastern K. of P. Con
vention.
DEPUTY CoLLEcToR's REPORT Collections
OF Internal Revenue in the First Division.
Fourth District, Indiana, for the month of
May, is as follows:
S207 400 10
tee 6l4 %
Cigars. l213 rs
Iotal....., .2l9 65
GEO. PFALZGRAF
Deputy Collector.
TROY, o.
III. M. 8. Pinafore" is in rehearsal un-
der Prof. Ralston, to be given about two
weeks hence.
The Murphy meetings are semi-weekly
feature here, each Tuesday and Friday
evening" and are quite well attended
Troy is quite thriving city with large
public square surrounded by handsome
modern business houses, whose proprietors
keep their fittings and furnishings in
style to invite custom, and they get it, too.
Common Pleas Court is now in session.
A large number of witnesses have been
summoned before the Grand Jury, and it is
proposed to make a general raid on the
gambling houses, which have greatly in
creased in the last three months.
Troy has one of the best city buildings in
the State. The Fire Department occupies
the lower part with two steamers, three
hose reels and hook and ladder truck.
The hall proper is fine Opera.house, with
six hundred cushioned chairs, proscenium
boxes, and stage with scenery. The total
cost was about $62, 600.
On Friday and Saturday evenings, June
9Th and 7th, series of dramatic pieces will
be rendered at Raper Chapel. A tabernacle
is to be erected and good scenery provided |
'ren Nights in Bar-room," Among the |
Breakers" Revenge" Handy Andy"