The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

ton in pamphlet form be made of the true
statement of facts in the embezzlement, and
circulated throughout the county to fore
stall any erroneous report that may be
atoat.
BELLEVUE. Kr.
Mr.. Cranston, of Mt. Lookout, is an
nounced to speak at the temperance meet
ing tonight.
We learn from good authority that gen.
tleman of Cincinnati has purchased val
liable lot at the corner of Taylor avenue
and Fairfield avenue, where he shortly IN
tends establishing grocery store in every
sense of the word.
The brickyard folks are enjoying their
usual dose of rain. One of the proprietors
was playing 1.-THE Last Rose of Summer
this morning on French harp.
A man who resides in Dayton stopped
his horse and wagon at Schraffenberger's
saloon, at the rolling mill, yesterday even
ing, and made an attempt to enter the sa-
loon but several treacherous blows from
burlv looking individual sent him into the
saloon quicker than his regular gait
would allow. On entering he received
blow on the eye from another hanger-on of
that saloon. The Dayton man then rushed
behind the counter seeking protection from
the barkeeper who uttered volley of
oaths for interfering with him while filling
beer glasses. The Dayton man finally man.
aged to get out of the saloon, and jumped
on his wagon and started for home at
lively rate, carrying with him his right eye,
which was swollen terribly, and bleeding
from the effects of the blows received from
cowardly hands of two individuals who
board at the saloon and work in the Anchor
Rolling Mill. The neighborhood of that
saloon is becoming quite notorious of late
for brawls of different kinds. The man from
Dayton is German, and is regarded as in
offensive in his manner. He is in the chem
icai business in Cincinnati.
DAYTON. Kr.
Young peoples meeting tonight at the
NJ E. Church.
Miss Ella Sebastian, of La Grange. is
being entertained by her sister, Mrs. Pell,
of Dayton.
Mrs. Shepherds two children, Mandie
and Claudio are both i'll with the fever at
her home on Fourth street.
George Kramer farmer yesterday pro-
cured the documents for his marriage to
Miss Annie Williams, of Dayton.
The second dummy this morning burst
her boiler, collapsed fue or did something
disastrous. She could not start.
Mr.. N. A. Daley, father of Mr.. John
Daley, of the Dayton School Board, died
yesterday at the residence of his son Reu-
ben, in Jeffersonville. Ind.
An estimable German citizen of Dayton,
on his way home last night, was brutally
beaten by roughs at Schraffenberger' saloon
in Newport, last evening.
Mr.. George Currie is elevating his resi-
dence another story, adding bay windows
and tower, and making it one of the
handsomest edifces South of the Ohio.
MIDDLETOWN, o.
Lawrence Cahill, proprietor of the Gin
cinnati Shoe Store, on Third street, and
Miss Clara Cummins an estimable young
lady of our place, were married in Cincin-
natl on Sabbath evening last and are tax
ing in Louisville on their wedding tour.
The Church of the Ascension (Episco-
palian) has decided to build church edi-
flee on the south side OF Fourth street, be-
tween Main and Broadway, work to begin
as soon as plan Of building is agreed upon.
This society has been worshipng in rent
ed room for several years, and is deserving
a house of their own and the aid of our cit
izens in building same.
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
Michael Huscbart is very sick with bilious
fever.
| The nuisance on Short street, near Bech.
mans warehouse, should be abated by the
4 police.
The report circulated in this city yester-
day that Conrad Herbert, who was kicked
and otherwise brutally assaulted by Joseph
Cammerle, at Dover, is dead, is not true.
Up to this writing Hammerle has not been
arrested.
AURORA. IND.
The opening of the Southeast Indiana
Fair, on account of the rain, is not flatter.
ing.
Eugene Wilson, pedestrian, made bis
forty-eighth mile in 6 minutes and 81 sec
onds; the best time ever made by HIM in
this city. His previous best record was his
two-hundredth mile, made in 6 minutes
and Sc seconds, six weeks ago.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Hon. Sam Shellabarger at the Opera.
house tonight.
Grau's English Opera in Cadets Tues
day evening September 9th.
Ed. Phillips and his celebrated lip invad-
ed the Mayor Court to the extent of 81
and costs on Tuesday.
Station-keeper Mast's presence about the
Spring-street Hotel lets in the sunshine.
Pleasure now to get arrested.
Mr.. John Reid, prominent merchant OF
Hillsboro, Ohio, is spending few days in
our city as the guest of ]. j. Brown, the
druggist.
Dan. c. Lyons has connected himself
with the Spring Fake which is pub
lished in the suburbs Good man, great
man, is Dan.
Levi Stewart, proprietor of the hand ex
press line, while doing the market on
Thursday morning was kicked upon the
leg by horse and badly injured.
Tell your neighbors thine and their cous
ins, uncles and aunts about the enlarged
STAR which is delivered to the doors al
twelve cents per week. Order it from oul
carriers.
Quite stir was created in the neighbor
hood of High and Market streets on Tues
day morning by the antics of kicking
steed, which succeeded in demolishing the
shafts before quieted.
After thorough censure of all connected
with Mondays clubbing ARRAY, our citi