The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

/ it was necessary for DR.. Mclaughlin tt
| take several stitches in it, -&-s =
Judge Huthe was expected here to
day to hold Court.
Work has bseh begun toward levelinl
the lawn of the Courthouse Park.
i Mrs. M. Stadler and Miss Emma Her
man, of Urbana, were the guests Of Mrs
A. Goldsmith yesterday.
Mrs. Wallace and niece, Miss Ida Bar
nett, of Bellefontaine, are visiting the
family of Mr.. VIM. A. Barnett. |
VIM. H. Michigan, a Main,street shoe.
maker. claims to have invented an elec-
tro-magnetic gun that will do away with
powder and ball. ~ t7t8
Messenger Hill, of the U. s. Express
Company, is the happiest man We know
OF at present 1t is a boy and weighs
ten and half pounds. 49,,
Mr. G. O.Kennedy, of the class of '79,
Wittepberg College, who is now study
ing law in Dayton, O., has been visiting
friends in this city for few days.
Anthony & Ellis Combination are
billed for the 25th at Blacks Opera-house
in "Uncle Toms Cabin" We have had
the pleasure of seeing them and can say
they are fine.
Over 800 was realized from the inter.
esting lecture of Father OiRourke, Of
Middletown, Wednesday evening at St.
RaphaePs Hall, and will be forwarded at
once to the Irish Relief Fund.
The Champion City Guard, Company
A, Seventh Regiments annual bali was
a very pleasant affair last evening and
credit to the boys The excellent music
was furnished by Prof .ssorWorthington's
Orchestra.
We understand that ]. H. Devereux,
President of the Old Broad Gauge Rail
road, intends, and is making arrange
ments, to bring that road into this city
when the gauge is changed to standard.
Capt. Edward Brown, of the Palmer
Guards of Columbus, came to our city
yesterday to have time with the boys,
but on his arrival here learned the sad
news of the death of his relation VIM.
Gillespie.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hugh Wal
lack, man working at the West End
Malleable Iron Works was arrested and
taken before Squire Smith on charge
of bastardy preferred by an unmarried
woman named Anna Pinkton, living
near Northampton. There was rumor
of a compromise by marriage or money
settlement, but it is more than probable |
he will give bail for his appearance in
Court.
The colored citizens of Springfield held
a meeting in the North-street Church
Wednesday night. The object of the
meeting was to take into consideration
their relations to each other
in general, and to stand
more united. s. T. Mitchell was Chair
man and W. s. Newberry Secretary.
Speeches were made by Rev. j. P. Under
wood, G. Deuwill. E. G. Jackson and
others. They had spirited meeting and
to meet in two weeks.
The "Forty Hour Devotion" began at
3 o'clock yesterday morning at st. Ra-
phael Church, and will continue three
days. Services at o'clock a. m. and
80 p. m. each day. The morning ser
vices consisted of mass, and in the
evening there was sermon and
of the blessed sacrament.
Father Hayes, of London, Father Blind
ng, of South Charleston and Father
Jovington, Of Yellow Springs assisted
he regular pastors Fathers Sidley and
Ahern.
Av0NDALE.
These will be meeting of Council to-
morrow evening.
A pleasant surprise party was given
asst evening to Mr.. Charles Richards by
lis young friends
Mr.. Alex. Greenwood, who is now
mining in New Mexico, sustained the loss
# an ear and narrowly escaped death by
he premature explosion of can of nitro
lycerine.
The village was we'll represented at the
rand banquet last night, and all who
ttended it are loud in their praise Of
he whole affair.
The sale Of the Union Valley Railroad
axes place tomorrow at Lebanon. That |:
DAD will undoubtedly be finished at an
arly day.
An effort is soon to be made to secure
be opening of Home street, which,
,heh completed, will be used by Mr..
lerper's road. 1t now looks as if Avon
ale was soon to have street railroad fa-
ilities.
Capturing Sea Lions.
Captain Mullett, the sea,lion hunter,
az described his methods To St. Lolfis :