The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-27

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Jail at Chillieothe. A description of the
trio was sent there but as yet no answer
has been received
Sadie Allen resides in the rear of the
Republic building, and don't want her
name in the papers. Well, we don't see
any harm in telling our readers that Sadie
got beastly full of corn-juiee on Thursday
night and paid the Mayor 81 and Gusts on
Friday.
On Friday night Mr.. AL d. Lewis of
North Side, was sinking fast and his death
was hourly expected. A rumor was put in
circulation about nightfall that he was
dead, but inquiry revealed the same false
Drs. Russell and Mclaughlin were present
and gave no hopes. Mr.. Lewis had been
unconscious for twelve hours at the time of
closing our report.
A laborer named Moon, employed at Jer-
ry Murphy's gravel pit, while at work on
Friday afternoon was completely buried
by the falling in of a mass of gravel and
dirt from above him. When taken out he
was found to be terribly crusaed, particn-
larly about the head. He was removed to
his home on the Levee, where he now lies
in precarous condition.
But few of our people are in possession
OF the details OF an outrageous affair upon
the outskirts of our city-yes, at one of
our cemeteries. when the wife of prominent
citizen was knocked down by heartless
tramp and brutaly outraged. 1t is said
that there is no desire to make public
matter of the affair, for fear the perpetrator
might not be apprehended
The Lawrenceville tramps are the attrac-
tion at the Mayors Court to-day. Wingert,
whose house they entered, saws that his
wife as well as he other female members
of his household were shamefullv treated bv
them, they being roughly handled and then
thrown violently into chairs, after which
they we're driven from their home When
Wingert arrived he found them busiiy en-
gagged ransacking the place, everything be-
ing turned topsy turvy. He took down his
Ii tie rifle upon entering and had no trouble
in persuading them to accompany him to
our city.
TRIED TO SHUTTLE. Captain Porter who
formerly commanded tine Cumniins Cadets,
appeared in new role on Friday about
midnight. Life, it seems, has not furnished
of late he sweetness required to support
man like the Captain.
To world that furnished him no happi-
Ness Uc C''lCluNtu W SlldkG, anu CADl Te
for that which promised so much. So he
purchased for the trip two bottles OF lauda-
mum. Then in a few lines TO his military
friends asked to be butied with honors.
After whicn he swallowed the contents (of
the bottles) and cast himself upon his hum
bic cot with thoughts, Farewell, cold
world!"
Unfortunately his wfe's suspicious were
orn,Oo1 and har n rinSitv paucp1 hpp tn no 1
in Officer Norton, who was soon re-enforcpd
by Officer Wilson and DR.. Russell The
Doctor twisted a towel and liberaly apulie :
it to his abdomen This treatment seemed
to have instant effect, for the Captain oF ened
is eyes and asked if a surprise party was
in progress The Doctor then pronounced
him out OF danger.
Law WasENCEBURG. ND.
Marshal Oberding, one lot Patrolmen
Griffith and Daily, one each all joining on
st. Clair street, are the latest recorded at the
Recorders Office.
Geure Hauck of Winchester; Miss Full
loway, of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Ian,
don and daughter, of Attica, Ind. are some
OF the latest arrivals
The K of st. l.. will leave this city via
0. Il NJ. Railroad at Gals a. M, Vincennes
time, (Sunday) tomorrow Tor Cincinnati.
Tickets for round trip 81 cents.
Yunker's Orchestra open a series of open
air concerts this Saturday evening at
Fahlbushe's Garden. The Yunkefs need
public.
AVONDALE,
Mons. and Madame Wetoff open their
dancing-school at Avon Hall to day.
Rev. Mr.. Hacman, of tie Presbvteri
Church, will be installed next month.
TIE Republicans meet in the Council
Chamber this evening for organization.
AURORA.
Gaff g. Co.'S distillery is making great
changes at present, previous to its COM
mencing operations.
The Home Circle, at Schultz's, and Star
lights, al Mueller's Hall, were the last hops
enjoyed by young folks.
Feustel's Orchestra go on All excursion to
Cincinnati Monday, the 9th of October, to
see the display at the Exposition. They
will 20 by river, on the Minnie.
O. Rankin, of the firm of Zahn & Rankin,
Louisville, put up four stock scales for va
rious persons the past week.
DAYTON. Kx.
The venerable Mr. Niles is quite ill at his
home, OH Madison street.
Miss Attic Willard, of Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs G. b. Ia, ward
REGULAR services at the NJ. L. Church to-
morrow, Rev. Mr.. Saunders officiating.
Rev. Dr. Skillman will occupy the Bap-
tist pulpit Tomorrow morning and evening.
Mrs. Tenant, daughter of Thomas Abb tt,
fell through cellar door, into lie cellar,
and was dangerously injured, last evening.
Bond Lodge l. O. O. +. will hold special
meeting next Monday evening" r the
purpose OF conferring the Degree of Re-
bekah.
The charming and accomplished Miss AL
ice Keith belle of Mason County is tue
guest of Mrs. W. W. Bean, on Winston
street.
AIbert Davis (not Williams as was previ-
ously announced) and bride, nee Miss Alice
Hasson, have left on their bridal tour to
indianapolis.
DR.. Goetze has new prescription for
feeding horses. Five cents worth OF oats
every two days, internally. Shake the horse
well before applying.
The School Beard will try to meet at the
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