The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
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SPRINGFIELn. O.

Leo then tambled.
"A party OF roughs indulged in fistic en-
counter on Sunday afternoon in the West
End. Clark Farmhouse is said to have been
severely handled during it. No arrests
Doc. Laybourn lost his ulster in the mar
ket On Saturday night Officers Foster and
Walters searched the alleys and lumber
yard in the vicinity, but failed to turn it
up.
james Ferguson on suspicion, was among
chose registered at Mast's Inn on Saturday
night 1t is thought that James, If he was
OF the mind, could turn up some of the
missing overcoats which have been nipped
thus far.
The noon train bound south ran into a
horse and wagon Just this side of Dayton
on Saturday, and sent the man occupying
seat In it on an aerial tour The wagon
Vas completely demolished, but the man
only received a thorough shaking up.
STATION N-HousE-Lawrence Haas, of the
North Side, for dischareing firearms within
the city limits; Ben. Hays suspicion. This
HAYS will be remembered as the victim of
the Farmhouse and HAYS affair that trans
pircd on the day of the female ball game.
Mr.. W. H. Blee and lady celebrated on
Saturday night their crystal wedding and
Mr.. John II. Thomas and wife their silver
wedding Both affairs were of great bril-
lance and were made up of the first families
OF our city. The presents offered were both
costly and numerous.
Officer Temp Wilson settled a little un-
pleasant discussion indulged in on Saturday
morning on that strip of ground made va =
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by two compositors of the Times office.
Temp persuaded them to think not of
blood, but to return to their cases.
On Saturday afternoon, while Mr.. Fl. F.
Willis. of the New York Lunch Rooms
was engaged in relilling the reservoir of a
gasoline stove some of the fluid ran off on
to range, and in an instant an explosion
followed, which enveloped Mr. Willis in a
fame. When it was extinguished it was
found that he had been badly burned about
the neck and face. 1t is thought that the
injuries received will confine him to his
home for several days.
HAMILTON.
The Republicans jollify Tuesday even
Ing.
Dr. Falconer is reported as being no bet
ter this morning.
Prof Louis Graeser, of Cincinnati, will
open dancing school at Becketts Hall to-
morrow.
The Board of County Commissioners met
Saturday and allowed bills to the amount
Of 81, ,297 AZ.
Henry Marble got little mixed and
considerably fumbled up in fight yester-
day, and now boards down ON Water street
The Second Ward was the scene OF one
OF those old time rummages Saturday
night. and four of the interested parties
were arrested for fighting and one for shoot
ing in the city limits.
Officers McDermott and Peterson over
hauled the Third Ward yesterday and
fouA quite little jewelrv. some of which
was stolen from John McCoy's house dur
Ing the fair. and the rest awaits an owner
vt the Mayors office.
Lemon Township took the banner at the
fast election. and Tuesday evening ut the
Courthouse the presentation occurs. The
following able speakers will be present:
Gen. Hickenlooper'' d. W. McClung, Ben.
Butterworth, and G. W. Williams.
A fire broke out Saturday evening, about
10 O'Clock in large barn on farm of
Charles Leggatt, about one mile east Of
Glendale, on the c., Fl. q d. r. r. The
barn and out-buildings were consumed, to-
gether with their entire contents. Fifteen
fine horses, large quantity of grain, farm
implements. wagons, sheds. etc, were swept
away by the angry flames. There was no
insurance on the property. and the loss is
estimated at between $4,000 and $4,000.
GE9RGETOWN. KY.
Utlerv's Dramatic Club playedin Barlow's
Hail Friday evening.
Jordon Penn was thrown from his horse
on a rock pile and severely injured about
the head.
TIE examining trial of Pod Henry.
charged with the shooting Of Laight, took
place Monday, October 18th. He was
placed under bail of 81, 900. Henry is also
under bail of $500 for killing man in Har--
risen County.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mr. Adams class meets tonight.
Special meeting of Council tonight.
Preaching tomorrow evening in the M.
T. Church.
Charley Hanseman's party takes place on
Thursday night.
The NJ. e. Social will take place at the
residence Of Mr.. Williams, on Berry ave-.
nue..
Mr.. Charles Adams. of Henry County,
has been visiting Mr. Frank Adams during
the past few days.
Mr.. John Schoofield, the shoemaker, is
rushed with business. Strict attention to
<usiness is the cause.
Deputy Past Grand Dictator r. B. Fra
ter. OF Covington, will install the new
Lodge of Knights of Honor tonight.
The first social Of the season bv the la
dies OF the NJ e. Church will be given on
next Friday evening for the benefit of the
NJ. L. Church.
The hetemperance meeting last night was
crowded as usual. Excellent speecbes
weredelivered by Messrs. Dty and Scarlet,
of Walnut Hills. Mr.. Starbird, formerly
OfDayton, sang two very pretty temper
anee songs, which effected good results. A !
few signers took the pledge.
Ay0NDALE.
Jack Frost put in an appearance last
night. -
The contract for sprinkling the streets In
the village terminated OIL Saturday.
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