The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21

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All the Sanday-schools in the county
are invited to attend the Union Sunday
school Centennial Mass Meeting which
will be held at the Courthouse Park
Sunday afternoon. May 3Oth, at 8
o'clock.
A petition signed by over one hundred
citizens will be presented Council next
Monday night, asking the privilege 10
let Lake give an exhibition of his pedal
istic skill around the Courthouse square.
Will Council be so tame as to grant such
a privileged 4
The Las Annimas Leader, a spicy lit
tie journal from Colorado, says: "M.
B. Price returned May Sd from Ohio,
where he has been visiting his mother
for several weeks. He does nothing now
but tell of the good things he had to eat,
and the many comforts and luxuries to
be had in Ohio which are not to be had
in Colorado" This is as it should be.
A spirited little difficulty occurred at
Fitton's corner last night between Henry
Klein, the robust agent for the Phillips
Coal Elevator Company OF Cincinnati,
and VIM. Thompson, the Third Ward
lumber and coal merchant, in which the
latter seemed to get rather more than he
bargained for. 1t appears that the
parties met at this point and en-
gagged in conversation about coal,
when dispute arose, which waxed hot
ter and more hot, till finally Klein
struck Thompson, precipitating him to
the ground, where he was badly pun
ished by his antagonist. Officer Erb took
Klein in custody, and he will have a
hearing before Mayor Egry to-day.
GKEENsBURG. IND.
The essay, and especially the manner
of its delivery, of Miss Jesse Dillie, of
the graduating class, is very highly
spoken of.
Rev. DR.. Scott, President of Franklin
College, lectured to large and intelli-
gent audience at Alumni Hall last even
ing. Subject: "Subserviency of Mat
ter"
Richard Braden bought the old jail
yesterday for $3.50, the material of the
old building to be removed within fifteen
days, and the foundation Of dwelling
house adjoining not to be disturbed.
Building cost $4,000 wnen new.
Our genial and efficient State Super
of Public Instruction, James
II. Smart, who has served two terms,
and will be elected third time, was in
our city yesterday MAY 2Oth) attending
the commencement of Greensburg High
School.
Elliott ct al. VS.. HOLMAN ct al. The
change of venue case from Ripley Cir
cult Court involving the title to 800
acres of land valued at $4,000, was ar
gued at length, and the jury are now de-
on the same. Our fellow
towusmen, Orlandus Doles and VIM. r.
Copper are part OF the jury.
BELLEFONTAlNE, o.
Mr.. W. H. Boyd is attending the May
Festival.
Mrs. s. E. Altman has returned from q
visit to Indianapolis.
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Davis, of Indi-
ana, are visiting in this city.
Mr.. J. N. Allen, an old citizen, but
now doing business in Kansas City, is
visiting friends in town.
The guards have been removed from
the smallpox house, and no more trouble
is anticipated in that direction.
Isaac Soules was before the Mayor yes
terday for an attempt to set fire to a
smoke-nouse belonging to Mrs. Craw.
Bound over to Court In the sum of $780,
BELLEVUE. IKE
The Town Hall Association meets to-
morrow night.
The Knights of Honor meet tonight
A good time is anticipated.
Will and Charley Anspaugh are doing
their own cooking and keeping bachelors,
hall.
Mr.. Chas. E. Allen will attend to
John Schroll here for Circuit Court
Clerk.
The Good Templars meeting to-mor-
row will be one of interest. Four per-
sons will be initiated into the order. A
good programme is announced.
The parties whom Conductor Beach
fired at on Sunday week ago, tried to
have an indictment brought against him
by the Grand Jury for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
KPRzN0FIELD. "a
Strawberry festival this evening.
Mr.. John Hendricks is visiting in Co.
lumbus.
A walking match will take place to-
morrow evening at City Hall.
A merry time was spent last evening
at "Spense Hip at the wedding of Mr..
S. T. Russell and Miss Ida Monroe, a
niece Of Mrs. George Spense.
Mr.. Robert Jardine, plumber, on South
Limestone street, left this morning for
Cincinnati on a business trip. He also
intends to "take in" the Musical Festi-
val.
Mr.. Edward Wren, of the firm Of
Kinnane & Wren, on South Limestone
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