The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
Master frankie Pnrker.
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| MusitT TEhllhle GhIheT. y
| SPRGNGFIELD. o.
| Lawn fete upon the Pettgrew Place, Yel-
| low Springs street, tonight.
Mr.. John w. Bookwalter is to have mt
up in Ferncliff Cemetery soon $4,000
monumental tomb.
/ Thorton Jones, of Catawba, asks for di-
vorce from his wife Sarah, whom he charges
with adultery, and also of her being the
legal wife of one Frank Payne.
The Mayors office is receiving a general
overhanling. Court is now being held in
the office of the Chief of Police. What II
noble move!-we don't mean the change of
base, but the renovating.
J. Van Pearse, of Marysvlle, who was
pnt in the sewer on suspicion, appeui ed be-
fore His Honor on Monday and was dis
charged. Pearse was arrested for the cut
ting OF a watch chain at the fete at Monu-
ment Square.
The following parties have received posi-
ons upon Green Wilson's chain gang since
our last mention: Hon. Dave Shannon and
Capt. Pete Harrington, formerly members
OF the Champion City press; Charles Web
Der, our John Norris latest victim, and
Prof. Tr!mble, the crushed.
BILL OF FARE.-This choice crowd will
partakc of the luxurious spread on Spring
street for few days at least: Jane Tingley,
flxture OF the house, born of vile tongue
ana reared to cussedness Oh, why don't
you shake us, Jane? MolIie Smith, her
slave, and indeed bad lot, and Margaret
Sullivan, walking distllery and hair
raiser.
Prof. Trimble, phrenologist, is at present
engaged in a study upon the amount of
stone that can be broken by man of his
intellect in seven days. He, to get the de-
sired information, arranged il so as to pro-
cure position upon Green Wilson's staff.
Officer Tempest Wilson got his "noggin"
felt by the Professor on Tuesday, and What
he told our big cop-well, Temp. says it
won't bear repeating.
MAYOR WALLAcE's CouHr.-Amidst the
terrific heat that hung heavy about His
Honors rostrum the following parties were
sighted and cooled off in this wise: George
Porter and James Olds, disorderly, 81 and
costs; Annie Woods, John Ross and Andy
Gordon, miscellaneous, ST and costs Maria
Mckinney, keeping house of ill-fame, So
and costs; Nerve Outright, common prosti-
tute, 81 and costs; Maria Belle Mckinney,
same, discharged.
On Saturday night last as Mrs George
Lenty was returning to her home, on
North Yellow Springs street, she was at
tackled by brute with human shape who
seized her by the throat and attempted to
throw her down. Mrs. Lenty grappled
with him and succeeded in laying him out,
but unluckily did not hold on until help
reached the scene. Mrs. Lenty is lady of
pluck, and had it not been for a basket she
carried upon her arm could have kept the
scoundrel under until placed in the hands
OF the members of the blue and brass.
The pedalistic tannery, represented by
Messrs. Carter, Collins & RAYMOND, landed
upon the track at the Fair Grounds on Sat
urday afternoon, and stirred up five miles
OF dust and gravel. Raymond was the vic
tor, covering the same in fifty-six minutes.
This was Raymond's first appearance upon
any track, and he indeed did well for a
man who wears goggles and sports red chop
whlskers. His many friends put in at the
Office of the Sunday Morning News in the
evening, and presented him with bologna,
two crackers and pound of pluck liver,
He responded to the presentation speech IN
happy style, when they took their 6epar-
ture. Every one carried with them light
heart and feeling of profound-disgust.
GALLON. O.
No Fourth of July celebration here this
year.
Our band nightly disperses its notes on
the breeze.
Gallon will compete at. fremont, June
25th, in the Northern Ohio Fireman Tour
Dament
A wealthy farmer named Shearer died