The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-DoOR NEIGHB0RS,
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
vINCENNES. IND.

Ian OeStrlchef Is out again.
J.C. Cohn leaves for the country Mon.
day.
Julius Brooks is still confined to his
room.
Ike Gunbel returned home from the
East Sunday morning
P. E. Laplante, Abe Gunbel and
Chas. Weisant leave for New Orleans for
visit on Monday.
Joseph Schmidt leaves on trip Mon
day, to be gone for some time. His Vim
cennes beauty is now all the rage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley, nee Pol
lack, of Indianapolis, arrived here on
Saturday ON visit to Mrs. WIS par
ents.
Joe Herhert's trial, for the murder o1
Will Hamer, has been postponed until
next Thursday, when his case will posi-
lively be called.
Ike Lyons, of the firm of B. Kuhn &
Co., and A. Meyer, of the same firm, OF
Shawneetown, ILL.,, left for the East on
Saturday for new goods.
Harry went in the Grand for cigal
Sunday, having a bottle of beer under
his arm. Suddenly there was loud re-
port, frightening Dick Cox nearly out OF
his wits, thinking he was shot. Tlt
stopper merely came out.
Henry Eberwine slapped son of Joe
Roseman, assistant postmaster, in the
face Saturday in consequence of settle
between Roseman and Eberwine. Nc
damage done though through interfer
ence of Postmaster Denny and a mer
chant.
EATON.
Last Saturday evening several citizens
gave bond in the sum of $500 for the re-
lease of James Horton, who was COM
mitted for shooting Cox. Horton is now
in the last stages of consumption, and
will undoubtedly be called to trial before
the Omnipotent Judge ere the next ses-
sion of Court. Cox leg was not ampu-
tated, as at first reported, but be still re-
mains in critical condition.
LUDLOW. Kr.
On Thursday evening, March 4th, Mr..
Joseph Moser, of Covington, and Miss
Anna Dominick, of West Covington,
were married by Rev. M. D. A. Steen, at
the Presbyterian parsonage in Ludlow.
RICHMOND, IND.
Supervisor Abel controlled the efforts
of fourteen fat tramps on his rock con-
tract on Monday.
The Helen Potter Pleiades failed to
receive good house on Saturday night,
but they deserved one.
"The Guys are out Tonight Boys
is the latest comic song to greet us from
the pen of Mr.. Thomas Madden, and
possesses merit.
Marriage licenses have been granted
since our last mention to Henry G.
Shank and Lizzie Phifer, VIM. E. Pen
droy and Ida Merrick.
John Kepler, a workman at the Starr
Chain Works, had several fingers severe
ly cut on Saturday by having them
caught in link machine.
Ralph Weller; an employe of Gaar,
Scott & Co., while engaged in lowering a
heavy bed-plate on Saturday, got his
. right thumb caught and badly crushed
by the chains slipping.
Mr.. John J. DAILY, a popular gentle.
man, formerly with the Peltzer Clothing
House, has connected himself with the
well-known house of Nicoll, the tailor, in
the Paris Of America. The genial John
carries with him to his new field of labor
the well-wishes of host of admiring
friends in the Quaker City.
The child of Mr.. John Stevenson, of
which mention was made in the STAR
of Thursday as having swallowed piece
of dried apple, which lodged in its wind
pipe, died on Saturday afternoon from
the effects An incision was made in the
throat ON Friday and the apple removed,
but relief came too late to save life.
Mrs. Emma ,Malloy, lady of culture
and pleasing speaker, addressed large
assemblage at the Lyceum Hall on Sun
day afternoon on Temperance. Her re-
marks were at times decidedly pointed,
and especially when directed to the pill
lars of our churches who engaged in the
traffic and received shield ir the cry,
"They are our most liberal worshipers."
She desires that wine at communion SER
vice be dispersed with, holding the
church college or beacon light to a
proper path. Mrs. Malloy addressed an
other large coneeurse at the First Pres
byterian Church last night.
MlDDLETOwN. o.
Mr.. Sam. Holmes, of Dayton, o.,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Folk, of franklin
o., spent Sunday in town with her rela
tives.
Miss Mary Voss. of Cincinnati, is in
our city visiting her many friends ant
relatives.
Mr.. George Andy, of Boston, Mass.
paid flying visit to relatives here Las
Saturday.
Mrs. II. E. Buetine is lying quite sicl
at the United States Hotel with rheu
matte fever.
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