The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
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Southern trip.
The News man ran poetry mad on his
Sundays issue. Never do il again.
VIM. Thalls noisy but not q dangerous
man, contributed 81 and costs for disturb
ing the peace.
Bob Ford, the man with big red nose,
gave His Honor 81 and costs as balm for
u sportive reel,
Fx-Mayor Cole in a few weeks will again
enter law practice. His Office will be in
Shailcrs corner
Bridget Cronin, foulmouthed importa-
ton, paid His Honor 81 and costs for tear
ing profanity to shreds.
The Longstreet, Thompson and News
scheme has faded. Lack Of nerve may be
attributed as the cause.
Fred. Stenway, no relation to the piano
man, but piano-drunliist, paid 81 and
costs Tor services rendered.
Jackey Jones, yes, Jennie Mole's ''pard,
visited the sauctorum, and His Honor
struck Jackey for 81 and costs.
The tolling of the bell of the City Hall on
Saturday was done as assistance to the bell
man, who was out in search of Ira J. Lind
sey's sdog.
Ward Frey participant in the Lagonda
| House hare-out, appeared before His Honor
and was discharged. Space forbids MS Civ
ing the reason why.
The city is now being canvassed by the
advance men of Williams & Co., of Cincin-
natl. The result OF their work will be the
Springfield Directory.
Billy Eichert clerk at the Lagonda House,
wound up his whoOp-la on Saturday night
| insulting the wife Of Officer Wilson. Billv
| spent the rest Of the night as the guest Of
Leech, of Spring street. Shame on you.
Jeremiah Huckins the Champion City
corn doctor, got elatcd over his wonderful
operations on Saturday, and participated in
a jubilee. His Honor made few remarks
for Jeremiah's benefit, and then discharged
him.
Harrison Davidson McBeth, of Mechan-
icsbur, but in no way connected with the
man who had slight dispute with party
named McDuf, was hauled before His
Honor for an oh-be-joyful, and banished
from our burg.
1t is called the Springfield Mattress Fac
tory, and is presided over by our GENIAL
friend Miller, Of Market Square. It has
proved a profitable venture, the rush al his
house being so great on Saturday that our
young man had terrible time in getting
in to collar this item.
On Saturday morning about II o'clock
Milo Robbins, shoemaker Of Scott street,
was arrested upon a warrant of alleged rape
by Marshal Hayward, and brought to the
station. The deed for which Robbins is
now under arrest was accomplished at his
shop at about 8 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, and upon the person OF Ida Kienardt,
child OF eleven years. and the daughter of
John Kienardt all industrious and honora-
BILE workingman, and resident of Harrison
street At the examination held in the
Mayors Court on Saturday afternoon Rob
bins admitted to the taking of improper
liberties with the child, and was held over
for hearing in the sum of $500. Not being
able to furnish bailhc was remanded to iail |
Threats were made of lynching on Satur-
day night, and in consequence the entire
force were out and no gatherings upon the
streets we're permitted. Robbins is thirty
seven years Of age, and widower with one
child, and has, as far as is known, hereto
fore borne good character.
DAYTON. Ky.
City Council tonight.
Miss Florence Rhorer leaves in few days
for visit up river.
The car-stable barber has yamoosed the
ranch-otherwiso skipped the town.
The bans OF seven happy pairs we're pub
lished in st. Francis Church yesterday.
The Baptist Mite Society meets to-mor-
row night at the residence Of County Clerk
Jones.
st. Francis Church, Dayton, will be sold |
on the 10th Of May by the Sheriff to satisfy |
creditors chief among whom are f. Deli, |
X. Wechman and p. Hciser, of Cincinnati |
and John Trapp, OF Dayton.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church will give
grand social tomorrow night at the resi- |
dence OF Rev. Mr.. Saunders for the benefit |
Of the church. The admission fee OF l5
cents entities visitors to refreshments.
HAMILTON.
Miss Mary Miller has returned home from
Valparaiso, Ind.
DR.. W. W. Caldwell is in Cincinnati Wis |
iting his daughter.
Rev. Philip Stemple and the St. Johns |
choir were in Cincinnati yesterday.
The Cincinnati Shoe Store, on Third
street, recently opened, is doing lively
business.
The Board of Commissioners, in session
Saturday, allowed bills amounting to
$112 25.
Adam Stemple, for some time with Mr..
Charles Leipphardt, on Ludlow street, has
gone to New Hope, 0.
Work has been commenced on the new
railroad to be built from Versailles, Darke
County, to Dayton, o.
The finest equipages that graced our
yesterday were from the we'll
known stables of VIM. Pugh.
Messrs Selleck & Co., of New York. are
coming with their fine art entertainment
and will exhibit in the NJ. T.. Church in this
city tomorrow Tuesday, evening.
A correspondent in Chattanooga wants to
know whether the Hamilton Live Oak Club
will play this season. They have completed
their nine and will prove an effective team.
Sheriff Richie, of Mansfield, O., was in
the city Saturday in search OF VIM. Fergu- ,
son and Frank Culbertson, the men ar
'ested by Policeman John Helay ON sus-
ocon. They will be put on trial for high
way robbery.
AT the last meeting of the Evening Star
lodge one degree was confirmed after
which sumptuous repast was partaken of s
ome forty eight OF the attending members 7
Noticeable among those present were Sheriff
Thomas and wife, Deputy Sheriff Rodgers d
md wife, Weller Overpeok and wife, Audi I
or Berry and wife, VIM. Richie and wife, $
Joseph Rodefer and wife, Leonard o. Brian
md wife, Levy Cafferty and wife, N. ]. !
Netzel and wife, P. II. Gilbert and wife, t
B. K. Engle and wife, Amos Widner and |
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Cobough Mrs. Crowley,
Mrs. Lehman, Mrs Brock, Mr. and Mrs. S
'reenyood, and host OF Others that space :
orbids mention. I