The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-13

worked up.
sPRINGFIELD. o.
The Duouesne Blues attended Sergeant
Slaughter's funeral on Tuesday morning.
Miss Nellie Frye, of our city, is visiting
Lancaster, o. She is the guest of Mrs.
Wyley.
Col. C. F. Steele, of Lancaster, spent a
few hours in our city on Tuesday. He was
en- route for the Paris of America.
Private Dalzell opens the "boom' here
Wednesday, August Goth. An effort is
being made to give the Private rousng
reception.
Parties arrived here from JeiIersonville
on Tuesday night, and took in charge VIM.
Mooney, held here. They left with him by
the Nsrrow-gauge early this morning.
Tom Coleman managed on Monday to
relieve himself of ball and chain and take
leave of the squad. Oh, don't you 90,
Tommy, don't go away for if you do you
would spoil many good item.
Elwood Rhonemous was bound over in
the sum of $3.50 to answer in the Common
Pleas Court. Offutt had his hearing post
poned for ten days. BY that time it is ex-
pected that Runtz will be able to appear
| Officer James Norton has for some time
past been on the lookout for one William
Mooney, who was wanted at Jacksonville
for assault with intent to kill. On Monday
night Norton discovered his game on the
Ievee and marched him in. He will be sent
home as soon as the authorities are heard
from.
George Fobrath Billy Moore, Daisy
Wutz, of the Western and John Weigel, of
the Hooks, all sustained small hurts at the
fire on Monday night. The complaint is
general regarding the partial destruction of
the Steele clearinghouse. 1t is claimed
that only small effort upon the part of the
boys would have saved the families occupy
ing the same much trouble.
The ''go as you please" contest between
Bentley and Shay, at City Hall on Monday
night, terminated about midnight, when
Bentley retired from the track with
eighteen miles to his credit. He was i'm
mediately followed by Shay, with nineteen
miles. The Grenadier Band furnished
some excellent music. For some reason
the affair failed to draw as well as antici-
pated in consequence the boys were poorly
paid for their efforts.
The following constituted the batch of
wickedness that His Honor reviewed on
Tuesday Morty and Mckinney, the
bosses of Patton street dens, who put up
SIS and costs each. Nellie Laman, Gertie
Walls, Nerve Outright and Alice Brown,
their tools, assessed 50 and costs. G.. w.
Hale, Alfred Lenty, Geo Coble, Thomas
Mcclellan, Daniel Linkman and Dennis
Hennesey, young men who put up the soap
to keep the mills a grinding, ST. and costs
each. Ollie Gales drunk and disorderly il
and costs. John Calvin, same 81 and costs
PIQUA, o.
DR.. Z. A. Kitzmiller has been appointed
Health Officer of this city.
William Cunningham, by the explosion
Of a cannon cap received very painful
wound in the eye.
Gideon T. Stewart, candidate for Govern
or of Ohio on the Prohibition ticket, spoke
to select audience at City Hall last even
ing
Robert Nelson, an employe in the wooden
mills of c. Gray, while repairing the water
wheel, fell and broke both bones in his
wrist.
The Third Regiment o. n. G., will go
into camp at Covington, O., September 1st
for a ix days drill, Colonel J. G. Ullery com.
manding.
Hon Hugo Preyer, editor of the Ohio
Staats Zeitung Canton. o., will address the
citizens of Piqua Aug. 18th. Greenback,
will be the subject
1t is generally believed that Piqua will
: build new city hall. This is something
that is needed very much. as the one we
) now have is disgrace to the city
A little urchin whose name we failed to
learn fell into the canal at the High-street
crossing. The injury was good ducking
and a warning not to 60 near the water.
Gen. r. P. Kennedy, Collector OF the
Fourth District of Ohio of Bellefontaine
and Mr. Harry Wilson, of Sidney, will talk
Republican to the people of this city Aug.
l4th.
DAYTON. Ky
!, Miss Lulu Jones leaves to-day for Louis
t vile.
DIR. Keith has returned from his trip tc
, Augusta.
| Young Peoples Class tonight at the
Methodist Church
Mr. John Wade will remove to Columbus
Ohio, this week to reside.
: Mr. Allen Parrot left to-day on the ex
curSion for Lake Chautauqua.
Miss Mary Lapthorn, of Walnut Hills, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Woodward.
Mr.. VIM. Tieman, Jr., is visiting his faith
er and his numerous friends in this city.
Miss Gunnison is still lying very i'll, bu,
her case is no longer considered hopeless.
Gus Weller and William N. Donaldson
| city officials, left yesterday for Blue Lick
,, Springs.
Mr.. Adams, of Dayton, has been EN-
4 ployed by the Bellevue Temperance Sing
ing Society as teacher.
Mr.. Fred. Unnewehr, whose cellar wa
ruined by the recent storms, is madder thar
. the business end of hornet.
The Dayton Amateur Band will give
picnic at Moellers Park tomorrow. Dan
cling from 2 p. m. to II p. m.
.. The Dayton and Fulton steam ferry il
t doing a laud-otfice business. Nearly sever
y hundred passengers crossed over Sunday.
DR.. Goetze was in Newport this morning
' astride his handsome roam and created quit,
{ sensation among the fair lassies on Yorl
street.
DR.. Goetze's telephone is in almost con
stant use now, and our citizens are wakin,
up to its many advantages. His charge
for transmitting messages are very moder
+ ate.
The party last night at Odd-fellows' Hal
= was largely attended, and was the event o
S the season. Miss Jennie White, in who's,
: honor the party was held, was handsomely
: dressed in pink lawn.
LEXINGTON. NY.
: 1t is now believed that Fayette Count,
:: :: will make an average crop of corn.
1t is believed that the Democratic major
= ity in the State lor Governor will exceed
], forty thousand.