The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-09
sPRINGFFELD. q,


A two-horse team, found on the street is
awaiting an owner at Holloway's livery
stable.
The Hesperian Literary Society give a
social in the College on next Wednesday
evening.
Inc Green Wilson gang consisted of six
young striplings on Thursday, and jollier
lot never sat down by stone pile.
johnny Mills reconstructed tonsorial
parlor lays all Others in the shade. This
squlb didn't'cost Johnny cent.
VIM. Geave appeared before His Honor
on Thursday for huge drunk and disor-
derly. William was let down by paying 81
and costs.
Mike Hastings is the latest contempt of
Court man run in. Those slippery three
should be taught a healthy lesson.
The Union League Club affair at Funk's
Hall on Thursday night was big success.
Members of the Club, we congratuate,you.
The alarm of fire from Box 2G about 4:3o
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon was for a
IRE in the roof of Mr.. Rapp's house, on
Clifton street, near East. Damage $50.
The Clark County Medical Society held
their annual meeting in the County Com
mssioners' Room on Thursday afternoon,
and elected officers for the ensuing year.
Thirty-eight graduate members of the
High School are down for speeches. A fes-
tival will be given in few weeks, the same
Tor the purpose of procuring society
badges.
The children's exhibition under the d.
rection of Col. Bowen, is announced for
CITY Hall, and on next Monday evening
turn out and see the workings of the Band
of Hope"
VIM. Gleaves, Deputy Marshal of the
First Ward got rolling full on Wednesday
evening, and then engaged in a general
whoop-la The ''peelers' took William in
charge, and landed him in the leech.
The Winchester Association of Universal
lists hold their quarterly meeting at the
Universalist Church. Tie same begins this
evening and concludes on Sunday. Several
prominent clergymen will be in attend
ance.
The A. 0. II. take part in the parade at
cincinnati on Tuesday. BY the way, if any
1i our readers wish to avail themselves of |
5heap rates they would do well to take in |
.he excursion train on Tuesday for the
Paris of America.
}. M. Knote, ESQ.,, of the Police Commit
5ee put Ill Thursday afternoon among the |
members OF Council His object is to call |
special session, to take action towards the |
ordnance to low the Mayor the privilege
't impaneling jnries.
Greager, Hess. Hunt, Conrad and BlsIev,
he persons charged with the Shannon as
ault, appeared before His Honor on Thurs
lay Shannon's condition being still Sc
ious, their cases were continued, with
'onds increased to $3.50 each.
A special train was run over the s., J, g.
:. Road to-day; the same was for the pur-
'ose OF tour of inspection by Receivers
md Officers. Wells S. Trader, OF the News,
vas aboard as representative of the press
i our city. Now, Wells, don't give us any
palm upon your return.
The alarm of fire on Wednesday morning
rom the Central Engine House, was for a
mail hre in the roof of Way's machine
mop on Limestone street. The cause of
anne was rom sparks falling upon the roof
rom tiie smoke-stack. 1t was easily extin-
uished, and with trihing loss.
George Spence, lawyer, met Biddle Bopgs
ollceman, in front of the Mad River Bank,
nd George gave Bddle choice cussing,
'me OF his remarks being directly to the
o,it, lhat ID, tne ones regarding pet names.
lddle not being knocker he refrained
ON giving Spence The good humping
hlch he richly deserved. Officer Boggs is /
ow collecting evidence, and proposts to
ave Spence run in.
II specks de trouble lies hebby on de OLE
ans mind thus spoke Brother Ander- !
N, OF Center street, upon being interro- I
'ted upon the rumors afioat saving that on t
count of his wife's infidelity he had left C
IS home never again to return. "No, Young
an, said Uncle Anderson, II WANT a
VINE to say much about it, de OLE woman |,
e done fotched it on herself, am dunno
IT its est to let de matter rest whar it is"
But, SAID ouryoung man, ''you didn't give
e old woman square deal on your
orldly effects, judging from the pile now
fore ns?' Look yeah, young man, y said
ncle Anderson, you dunno what has
you dunno how dis ole niggah
as made to sumtuate dis act. Lord boy
was driven to 'zasparaton, and Just rose
tht up, and jess told dat ole cotton-top
DE dat was clean done wild her. Sez l. al
ats TIL pack up what duds ise got about
house and Glars out, and so help me if
er | sots my feet widin de easement of C
III doors again. With this Uncle Ander-
II hobbIed away refusing to proceed
rther in the interview. q,