The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03

evening and open at Gin the morning, and
to stop the opening of back doors on the
Sabbath. What the temperance people
want is that the sal ons shall close at 0
O'Clock Saturday evenings and stay closed,
both back and front doors, until Monday
morning at 6. ..
MORNING VIEW, KY.
The pike is progressing slowly.
Mr.. J. H. Seerist s again at home.
Mrs. Mills has removed from here to De.
mossville.
Mrs Kate Rouse has returned from q
visitto Falmouth.
Much of the wheat around here is killed
by the Hessian fly.
A tIiirty-six pound pumpkin was raised
by G. II. SiiDpkoe.
Mrs Smoot remains about the same, sit
ting up'a short time each day.
Miss MoIlie Moss and Mrs. William Threl-
keId are visiting Falmouth, KY.
Harry McKinley's arm that was broken
BY falling from horse is getting well.
/ Miss Ada Stewart, charming Young
lady. las returned to her home in Cincin-
natl
Little Robert Simpkoe, three wears old,
was playing with something that his nam
ma wished put away, but coltsenting to let
him have the article longer, asked him
how much longer ne wanted it, replied,
"Well about mile"
e. sPEINeF1Eu.Ds a.
Rather brilliant squirt of the beautiful
was that of Sunday. .-..
The alarm oii fire OH Saturday evening
was for slight misunderstanding in the
fites of tile Glenn residence, East Main
street
Found "sits" on Billy Walters chain
gang Thomas O'Connor and John Arm
strong are merely recuperating from their
arduous labor-railroad tie Inspection.
/ Uncle Bill Reid las now got comfortably
settled at the academy on the slide. Parties
whose actions will cause them to have direct
{ dealings with Uuce Bill will find him no
islouch.
! RISE Dellnger and Mary Conley were
escorted from the Railroad House to Reeds
Academy ON SATURDAY. night
10y Officer Wilson. and.a charge Of lettering
about a tippling-house placed opposite their
names on theSlate.
|. The Railroad House, the home of the
| lblear-eyed loafer, and a decoy for fallen
|. women should, for the sake of tecency, be
iwped out. That such place, upon So
popular thuroughfare be allowed to exist,
ls IA blot upon the lair name of our city.
. On SATURDAY. evening as Mrs. John Straub
was passing the corner Of Spring and Pleas
ant street. she was attacked bv two un-
known parties and her pecketbook, contain
ing 81, wrenched from her hand. The
thieves eseapedbefore help could reach her.
/ Gen. Thomas, of Columbus, turned over
,cash and bonds in the sum of $3.50, 600 on
Saturday afternoon, and took his deed OF
ownership If the s.. j. II =. he entry
confirming the sale and ordering the distrl-
SUTTON was then placed upon the Court
journal.
A number of our city's chief representa-
tives assembled in the parlors of the La
gonda lIDuse on Saturday, and the pro-
priety of inviting General Grant to become
our guest for day while upon his Eastern
tour discussed. The same seemed to meet
with the hearty approval Of the entire as
semblage General Grant has been sp ken
to by telegraph, hut his acceptance If the
honor has not yet been received.
Superintendent Blee, of the G., G., C. & T.
Road, telearaphed from Cleveland on Sat
urday in regard to John Cook and Thomas
Mccoy, the tranps arrested at this point
for the breaking of the seal uf Il frcig Cal
at Cincinnati and tile entering # the same
His telesram asked t at the roads attorney
| Scott) should be seen and whatever action
Ehe took in the matter would be satisfac.
tory Mccoy and Cook are now doing the
city service on the stone.pie.
Collins, not Tom, is ne of the quartete
of tramps gobbled in the G., G., &. g. |.
Yards recently. lie complains not of his
lot, but of the base ingratitude of one OF
MS party who managed, after his arrest
to find enough money in his clothes to pay
his fine and have surplus, and who. upon
| being asked before his departure to pur.
chase his partls plug of tebaceo, sneer
ingIy refused, and after being allowed as the
bows say to set on fences while they found
| mis- chuck.
WHAT WAS IT?-At an early hour on
Saturday morning Chief schuchmam and
EOtficer Fred. Foster arrested. ut the Rail
Eroad House, John Weizon and Tlr mas
EShepard. who had bnta few minutes before
ftheir arrest assaulted and il is said with
Intent to rob, German named John
IGohron, resident of Dayton, o. At the
Examination in the Mayors Court on Sat
iwday afternoon Weizen and Shepard
claimed that it was lark" they using
LGohron for their material Whatever il
was, Gohron was pretty roughly handled
and besides having his pockets rified had hi;
coat badly torn. Shepard. it is claimed
was really notso interested in the affair a.
.Wez n, he only placing his hands upon
Gohron in the second attack in the saloon
His Ho,mr, Mayor Wallace. bound then
Ioyer to Court Weiyon with bond in the sun
| II $500, and Shepard at $400, IN default o.
winch they were taken to Jail. Both par
ities are in the employ of tie st. John Ma
tchine Company, and are said to be skilled
workmen. Heretofore, as far as can be as
certained, they have always been of goee
character.
| HAMILTON
i Coal has advanced to% per load.
| The first SHOW fell Sunday morning.
| Ed. Seward left yesterday for Kansa
City.
| r. W. Caldwell andfamilv, Of Cincinnati