The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26

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upon the same terms as the City of Cir
clnnati may make with the Gas Com
pany. '''
WAPAKONETA, O.
The pay train passed through thi
place and paid the back months.
John Butler, clerking in Blume'
clothing store, fell down stairwa,
and strained his spine, which ma,
prove fatal.
Mr.. Millinor, an old citizen of thi
place, died at his residence Monda,
evening, He was one Of the early set
tiers of this place.
nELz.EvUE. Kr.
Primary meeting tonight.
Mr.. Furry Adams left to-day on
flying trip to Alexandria. SNfH .
The bali given Oil Tuesday night a.
Wenderoth's Hall by the Lttiefofd boys
was we'll attended. .set
There is some doubt as to whether Mr.
West could be elected as President OF
Council, he being Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. P. F. Genoway, ST., is getting in
effective work for President Of Council,
and viii probably be nominated tonight.
Professor McGinniss will succeed in
organizing the Good Templars. Mack
has list of some of our leading ladies
and gentlemen who will join.
Rev. Father Wecker, of the Church of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus, has decided
to leave the diocese and join the Order
of st. Francis of Teutopolis Illinois.
Father Wecker is highly respected here.
Charles Dolman had q peace warrant
sworn out against Joe Good for threaten
ing personal violence. The case was set
before Squire Mann last night at 7
o'clack. The 'Squire's condition was
such that the case was postponed until
tonight Coal boats was the cause of
all the trouble. ..
HrETNGFTELD. a.
Mr.. Thomas Stewart, residing near the
Fair Ground, is said 10 be very sick.
1t IS rumored that there is to be
large tea housa opened here soon by some
Eastern gentlemen. ~
Councilman w. H. Blee and City So
licitor Hagan went to Columbus yester-
day in the interest of the special act for
the sewerage of this city.
A social hep is to be held in the rooms
of the Springfield Social and Literary
Society this evening, it being for the
pleasure of the members and their
friends.
Walker was tried to-day for the Church
fair larceny and was hound over to-
Court in Sl0G bond, but changed his PLEA
and was fined $l0 and costs and fifteen
days in Jail.
Talk is cheap but it takes money to
buy cider" The boys mean business
now. Robinson, Chambers and Jones
are going to walk match, commencing
March 18th, for $500 for first money,
and $3.50 for the second. II promises to
be very interesting.
The fire alarm yesterday from Boz "a, |
corner OF York and High streets, was
caused by some leaves in the spouting
If house ON Lincoln avenue igniting
rom sparks from the chimney. There
'ame very near being rather serious ac-
:ident connected with ii. As the Cen.
raj Extinguisher team Left the house
ind was aboct to cross the railroad cross
ng at Market street they narrowly
missed colGding with a backing train,
lad it not been for the caImness Of Dniver
jathcart. AS it was, the pole struck the
ar, but no damage was done.
viii Armstrong is home visiting his
arents. !,
Mrs. H.. f. Hughes. Of Cincinnati, is
isiting relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. Kingsley is doing a rushing bust
essi in his dining roems at No. 172 Main
treet. ...t
The necktie party at Grace Church
tuesday, evening was grand success, and
le young people enjoyed it hugely.
Orr & Leonard intend to build a large
arereom on the unoccupied lot between
leir oil-milf and the Lock FIGURING
ills. pss&F.g .g.,t.ts
Mr.. G. w. Braidenbach is now ready !
, tune and repair all kinds of, instru- :
ents, and may be found at A. W.
ugh's music store.
The remainder of tile goods stolen |
ON the house of Mrs. Greene, about 7
'ur weeks ago, were discovered lass Sat-
rday evening by Marshal Frantz in Mr.. ID
[unger's stable. The thieves, however, 7
ave not been captured. L
Mr.. P. J. Muller, proprietor Of the t
uropean Hotel and Butcher Hall, was I
lried Tuesday morning, We learn that
r. Patterson and another gentleman '
ON Wapokoneta are living at the point !
death in the same house.
Miles Juvenile FL. NJ. S. Pinafere play .
the Opera-house tonight. This COM Z
my comes well recommended, and, as
lis. is the first appearance of Pinafore q
this city, do otfail to give them :
'od crowd. II