The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-24

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dictory was delivered by Ciaribel SchencI,
her subject being Our Mission" Presi-
dent Reiter conferred the diplomas on
twelve graduates, the largest number yet
presented by the Union Schools at one
time. Professor Stanage, of Cincinnati,
directed the musical part of the programme
Ill very satisfactory manner
FRANKLIN, o.
Business is quiet just now.
Schools close two weeks from to-day.
The Medoes of this place and the Spring
borO College Club played q game OF base
ball here Friday afternoon.
The Franklin Argus is new enterprise
in the newspaper field, edited by Arthur b.
Smith. 1t has come to stay.
The burned p0per-mill is to be rebuilt
his summer and will employ about 275
hands when in full running order
The new City Hall and Engfne-house,
now nearly finished, awaits final action by
the action of the voters tomorrow (Satur-
dayG who will say whether special tax
shall be levied to complete it, at a cost Of
about $4,000.
MARYSvILLE, o.
Last evening Company L, Fourteenth
Regiment, Q. N. G., turned out en- mass
and attended the festival given by Company
X, Fourteenth Regiment, 0. N. g., of Della
ware. which was in all grand success. All
the boys enjoyed themselves and had q
huge time with their sweethearts
The elite of the city turned out in great
numbers and filled the beautiful hall and
armory full.
Col. Geo. Freeman, of Columbus, was in
attendance in full uniform and in fine
spirit, to see the boys in blue having SO
much fun. Lieutenant Sharp was in at
tendance, also Fred. Pickering, the life of
the gallant Fourteenth, who contributed to
the pleasure of the company.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
City Sealer Layton found the breeze too
stiff on Friday to make good showing
with his Sianese chicken fake.
The Knights Templar celebrated Ascen-
sion Day (Thursday) with parade and ap-
propriate services at the High-street NJ. Z.
Church.
Mike Madden, drunk aud disorderly,
appeared in His Honor's sanctorium on
Friday afternoon, and was fined II and
costs for celebrating Ascension Day.
Mrs. Nancy Linson, an elderly lady and a
resident OF South Charleston, was adiudged
insane, and application made for admit
tance to the Dayton Asylum on Thursday.
Dave Cornor, of the Enquirer, came in
possession Of fine reech-lOading rifle at a
rattle held at the Emporium Hotel on last
Saturday evening All Dave wants now is
dog.
STATIoN-HoUsE REGIsTER.-The following
filled IA corner of the slate on Friday even
ing Fred Wilson, Frank EkleN God, David
ri Ero5 oil rs no
drunk and disorderlies.
Mayor Wallace was called TO Dayton on
Friday as witness in the case OF Deckert
q Rubson. He returned in time though
to look after couple of drunk and disJr-
deries launched the night previous.
Lille May Thompson, who some time
ago figured as prominent character in the
longstreet-Sharp comedy, left for the Re.
form School under the care of Sheriff
Coffin on Wednesday.
The suit of Movers vs.. Loudenback, Of
st. Paris, of $l75 for injury to a horse by
oyer-driving, which was called for hearing
before Squire Smith on Thursday, was
postponed until Tuesday next. Cause,
compromise.
The Murphy festival proved a big suc-
cess, the hall being nightly packed with
the elite of our city. The music furnished
was of the best, and really played big part,
as it was praised by all and pronounced by
many to be the drawing card
Miss Elsa Won Blumen, announced for
tramp here next week, walked at Xenia on
Thursday and Friday. The contest began
at o'clock on Thursday evening and at
1928 on Friday morning she had scored fifty
miles. Large crowds were in attendance
daily.
The Tingley Varieties, on Patton street,
was raided by Marshal Hayward and Officer
Norton at about 8 o'clock on Friday night,
and the detiipicated boss" Jane Tingley,
and her acrobats, Cora Reed and Nerve Cut
right, brough up to Spring street and placed
behind the lattice-work
The assessment for taxation upon the s.,
J. d Z. Railroad is as follows: Main line,
So, 15O per mile; sidings, $l,100; rolling
stock, 5000 per mile supplies, $25 per mile;
wood and water stations, 81 700; tools and
machinery, Springfield, 1000; depots, etc,
$6,S00; total length of main line, 1129O2
miles, sidings, 10.779 miles.
Officers Ludlow and Newell stepped into
the Moles' Kennel on Friday evening and
arrested upon af1idavits sworn to by
another member of the household, two Of
the inmates-Lottie Stafford and Mollie
Johnson-who were brought in and put in
the "sky parlor' to warm up.
Bauer, the market-square saloonist, and
his dog again demand the attention of the
police. On Friday Bauer's vicious beast
sprang upon an elderly lady by the name of
Barnes, and badly lacerated the calf of her
leg. Biddle Boggs, are you deaf to our cries ?
And you, Marshal HAYWOOD, distinguish
Yourself by filing ali affidavit against this
Bauer.
The Champion fire-eaters must now fade
into insigniicance, and aspirants for other
honors stand from under" Tie man to
the front is Ralph Davis, champion buggy
washer who claims the following
record: busted, washed and chamoised
buggy after dust Or mud in three and
half minutes; washed 9 buggies per hour,
or days work of 10 hours will wash 80
buggies. Height of our champion feet
inches; weight 1873 pounds; age 27 years.
Samuel Sewers an old offender, wss run
in on Friday morning and taken before
His Honor on Friday afternoon. His Hon
or, after short interview, or
dered Sammy to vacate our burg
or take ninety days on the stonepile. Sam.