The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-21


American detective, our own, our great
John I. Norris
Owing to the excessive heat we are un-
able at present to furnish Gribble and staff
with their entire makeup. Relic little
upon YOUR own efforts, at least for while.
Should Il Polar wave strike us soon, we'll
be happy to furnish you entire.
The Republic Printing Company we're
before His Honor Tuesday afternoon to an
swer charge of permitting an clubhouse
to become offensive. The complaint was
filed by neighbors but it panned out that
they had given it attention, so it resulted
in discharge.
The Cincinnati & Springfield Railway has
been assessed as follows: Main line al. 80
miles,, $4,000 per mile; side tracks in Gin
cinnati (2.05 miIesl, $4,000 per mile; all
other side tracks, $500 per mile; rolling
stock. $lSO,3i0; real estate $S6,050; tools,
etc, 81 ,575.
| The festival given at the High School last
night was a huge affair How could it ne
otherwise? and for proof of the above asser-
ton there's one young man who was all
broken up just after passing over the
threshold, that is. as far as pecuniary affairs
are concerned. Oh, you girls!
Dick Curry, who was arrested on Monday
by Deputy Marshal Mast, upon the strength
OF telegram from Berry's Station, KY,
was handed over to Deputy Marshal Nc
Nees, of that place, on Tuesday night.
Curry left Immediately for Berry's, where
he goes to answer charge of forgery, and
another for perjury.
That's good story that City Sealer Lay
ton tells about that expounder OF hen fruit,
the property Of lnfirmary Director Sammy
Rhodes. Sammy has certainly got John
fixed up for the summer, and John knows
| it and so persuades one in out of tie heat
and gives them his Siamese chicken-rooster
fake by way of cooler.
Geo. Hiltz a snoOzer and who for squeal-
| ing qualities has but few equals. was the
cause of Officer Norton visiting the Moritz
| Place to search for S35 that Hiltz claimed
| he lost there. Officer Norton having rea-
sons to suspect that Iiitz lost not cent,
| searched his person and found the money
in his clothes Here's chance, "Electricl," :"
for the liberal use of your club.
LAwRENCEBuRG, IND.
Col Davis New Orleans Circus shows
here Thursday, the Goth inst.
The Social Dancing Club of Aurora give
a hop at Fahlbush's Hall, this city, Thurs
day, 22d.
Died, Miss Teete Walters, of consump-
tion. in her twenty-third year, daughter
of John Walters
John Whitt's residence. in Newtown,
caught fire last night, but the fire was put
out by George Fahlbush and Albert Bar
tholome. Damage about $50.
HAMILTON
The Grand Jury has adjourned till Thurs
day.
Miss Ida Hoy went to Richmond to-day
to visit among friends.
Detectives Mead and Mulholland, of Gin
cinnati, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. d. F. Martin and daughter, c. B.
Weiss and Father Murphy were in Cinein-
natl yesterday.
Tie attention Of the Board of Health is
called to nuisance that exists in close
proximity to Charles Barlup's slaughter
house.
Mr.. Charles O'Brian was accidentally
struck in the face with heavy sledge- ham
mer on Monday while at work at O. Brian
Bro s carriage works.
Miss Belle Clark. aged sixteen, and an
esteemed member of the Christian Church,
was buried yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
For several months previous 10 her death
oiIF W da all lblCllot SuHCECI lIOHl IlldJ ldLdl
disease consumption.
A brief visit to the Oxford Union School,
at Oxford, o., finds them in excellent CON
diton, under the able management of Prof
w. H. Stewart, with five able assistants,
viz: NJ Mss Mary Coulson, Miss Lou Johnson,
Miss Amanda Robertson, Miss Jennie Wad-
leigh, Miss Carrie B. Anderson.
STANDARDIZATION Sunday night last
Rol Pnbl ,bn
street, heard loud noise in the direction
of his barn, and thinking some of his
horses were loose, went outs discovered
his aged mother of eighty years living on
the ground, having fallen from the high
roof OF shed attached to the house. Mrs
Ruhl had climbed out OF her second-story
bedroom window on to the roof of the
shed, and then walked off Her face and
arms were badly bruised, and it is feared
she sustained serious internal injuries.
The Home Dramatic Association met
last night in Finzei Hail, and passed the
following:
Whereas, 1t has been the will of kind
Providence to take from our midst our es-
teemed friend and associate, Ella Burns;
and,
Whereas, In view of the still greater
bereavement of those who were dearest to
her, and as tribute of respect to her men,
ory, be it
Dramatic Association lost a valuable mem
Der, and society worthy ornament:
Resolved, That we sincerely deplore the |
melancholy event in which the hand of
Providence has seemed to rest so heavily |
upon the afflicted family, and that
we commend them to Him for
whose dispensations are Or |
dered for the best;
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the bereaved family" ETC. |
OArToN. Kr.
Board of Equalization in session.
Now Ben. Holmes is father again, and |
no mistake. This is official |
Doctor Douglas Schoofield goes up the |
river soon on his sunmer vacation. |
NJ. f. Social-strawberri cream, music, |
good time-Mr. Laws residence, tonight.
DR.. Goetze is taking in the Pharmaceut- |
ical Convention and the races at Louis
vile.
Miss Belle Brown, visiting Miss Flora |
Gunnison, will depart for her home in New
York, tomorrow.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church |
will give an elegant strawberry festival for |
the benefit of the Church, at the res
idence of Mr.. W. N. Donaldson, Friday
evening.
COngress-Extra SessIon
SENATE
WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The Legislative,
n EypputiVa and luIirial pnrppriut;or Il;li