The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

| bOSlCNN, HOl uNIlnS lllG IluSI YEAR, Dul
for many years previous, i'll providing fol-
the support of many hundred orphan
children.
| DELLEVUE. Kv
Preaching in the NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
night
livered an eloquent address yesterday after
noon at the temperance meeting.
An entertainment will be given at the
temperance meeting on Wednesday night
a good programme and admission 10 cents
About 6 o'clock yestsrday evening box
ing match with gloves between Cincinnati
roughs took place on the sandbar. 1t al
most terminated in fight.
The great game of baseball between the
| Upper Boys and the Lower BOYS on Satur.
day evening proved to be one-sided The
score stood A to 16 in favor of the Lower
Bows We suppose this settles which is the
best club as this is the second game won by
the Lower Boys out of those played.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mrs. Remsburg was relieved of her pocket
book, containing 81 %, by some smart
knuck in the market on Saturday.
| MIKE IelTlCk, uTlNtG at western Engine
house, las been relieved, and his place
filled by Thomas Conder, pipeman at the
same house.
| Sykes Sullivan and Pritchard are to face
the music in the Probate Court to-day
| I(Niondayh where they will be examined fol
admission to the Reform Farm.
Miss Jennie Row, of Grant street, broke
needle off in her finger on Friday even.
ing, and was Immediately seized with the
lock-jaw. 1t was found necessary to am
pUtate that member OF the hand before re.
lief could he afforded.
| The funeral services over the remains of
DR.. Cyrus d. Richey, who departed this
| life on last Saturday morning, took place
| from his late residence, West Main street,
Sunday afternoon. Military honors of
respect were paid the remains upon their
| arrival at the cemetery.
| OUR LAYOUT The slate at Spring street
is broken, yet sufficient space was found to
register the following parties brought in
during Saturday and Sunday nights: j.
Pearce, suspicion; Dave Shannon, Pat Har-
| rington and John ErOh, drunkenness; An
ME Woods disorderly; Andy Gorden,
tramp.
By some Unforeseen cause we were de-
| liberately made to say that Kate NJ. Ali
son was granted a divorce from her hus-
band James j. Allison. Now, to set our
tino ,,, en ~ tt ~ o' ~ 'a'.Is anu Jus,
to a;,' Soy t'|I i ~ was Iailes WI" reserved
t','l u; "li, upi'. 'He sIo"lus ch"fSeo
W ms ''e.'"''' III d 'a'e ISSUE
Mrs; Amanda Tyler. through her attor-
neys, has filed Il petition asking for di-
vorce from her husband, Jacob TYLER. She
charges him with abuse and odniterv COM @
mittCd with Laura Hin and Phaha Tron,.
mel. Slp also charges him with the at-
tempt to dispose of certain property to the
amount of 1900 which is rigbtfully hers
Detective John C. Norris while return
gn7nrGar i, os Soimtad WIN o az uipa''a on
asked To6r for a ride 1ohn +oai. IrT''i H., w."
and during the trip down entertained him
with me Of his stories. His trampship
bit at the bait offered, and cave John a lit
.Ie exploit OF ms IN which he claimed to
nave ehterel tne mousse Oh party at W est
Liberty ana criooeq SUIT OF clothes, then
upon MS person; John drove MS man to
to whom he gave thn ,smn of oii chara To
ber BnlIv for Iobn, 0 " Nl 'e' W o'
DAYTON Kx-
Mrs. Frank Kessler is seriously i'll.
..,
time in the new BAPTIST Church '''''
r,, ~ Ill, -,
,,;an;n ~ VIZ Weoi,arss IL az iom uurhs the
p p'Ji,U J' u, L ~, sGS'eluaI! par
,lc.'paleu IN oy 'he MRiief boys, jimmy
HitrS 1s. anu ,I.1 olItls' NiieS caihe OUT with
o"''iy oa'seu-up heao'
The Dayton tax payers, it is sale, are pay-
ing annually about $l,2oO on Dayton Dunn
~ hi;sHtnI unSSnsi of oilSet ali'S ti,eE are
wbinb thay have n reva,"o 'a,iu nf ot "a @ ION
Than s,50 |''A'o u no' more
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CANOE' w.
Buildings to the number of eight have
been erected this spring.
po,;+;oa o,o ro+,ou ,,;o4 4i,o p,,,.
boldinn iooai W .G t hepupd,'ails s
ohout 3 10 " '''0 "a 'o't' Vi
"Do"' W ''
Inc Lutheran Church IS being repaired.
neat new renee surrounds the Methodist
parsonage soon i0N ~ 'O'10
nv,
rofu oo, > " heel Works employ about
sevshty haMlS. irupP' Weakley q 90.
enpi .:.so iuinoei ~ ~ men, ana III aodl
.loh 10 'heir p'aiilhS MN Works, turn out
large quantity OF plug tobacco boxes, which
go to Mlddletown.
r: 81,
IlppeCanoe, WIN pophlatlon or one
thousand six hundred, has two bands, one
the old Ninety fourth O, V, l., and the
otherr composed OF Young men. They
couldn't mutuaIlze on certain points, and
the notes OF both are now at discount;
IN fact, they don't circulate at all on 'the
clrcumambient air.
HAMILTON.
Mr. Jas X CnlIop foren.r of tho n
o. 20 %. c'iai VI 'iio l., u