The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-28


ptaint was made against them by their sis
ter for disorderly. An officer went down
and kindly took them in for safe keeping.
Mr. Reid, of Ssation-house notoriety, Just
now has made statement clearing himself
from ali blame in she late wholesale 'deliy-
ery" of prisoners from the city lookup. 1t
is hoped this Important matter will soon
be settled and cease to be a subject Of %
much agitation.
We are authenticaliy informed that pre-
lininary surveys for the most convenient
and accessible location for the fongcontefn.
plated Union Depot are being made, and its
construction Is now assured. The man.
agera Of the c., s. & G. have given their
consent and will enter at once into the
work.
J. r. Taylor. late agent and reporter for
the SrAR in Springfield left for his new
field of labor yesterday. The many friends
of Mr.. Taylor in this city will be pleased to
learn that Joe is still with the STAR, and
has entered into larger and wider field
We expect he is already interviewing the
people of Richmond, Ind.
Willie, the twelve-yeaf-old son Of Mr..
w. Grimm. Of No. ISL Plumb street, was
aocidently stabbed with a large jack-knife
Uy q pldslHdto ldHIcu OC's w lhO
blade OF the knife entered his back causing
very serious wotfnd that may prove fatal
DR.. Russell was summoned Immediately,
and to-day pronounces him yearly out of
danger. George Wyman, the unfortunate
inflicter of the wound, is plunged in the
deepest sorrow over the unintentional in.
jury to his comrade. ,.. o-.a
CALIFORNIA. Q. ..-.,
~, all .,f, pif 10
of Mrs. Brioe Purssll; Sr. .t|.5s
Mr.. Horten Ensign is engaged in bust
ness in Lawrenceburg, Ind. FF
The California Enterprise Stove Foun-
dry is running full and doing good busi-
| ness.
Our town lies under great disadvantage
in not having q levee. Mr.. Sullivan was
instrumental in having bill passed in the
Legislature q year ago appropriating y, wv
! for the purpose of building Public Land
| ing at thfs place. The County Commits
sioners came and were received by q cpm.
mittee, who rendered them the freedom of
the village. They looked at the proposed
site, but we have not heard from them
since. We would like to know something
Of their "wharfores and whichabouts."
'." AvONDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ. Magill leave to-day
for Galveston, Texas. .
The crystal wedding of Mr.. end Mrs NJ.
l. Barker. on Friday evening, promises to
be brilliant affair.
/ The entertainment given last night at
| the residence of Mr. George Hafer by the
Literary Society was we'll attended and
greatly enjoyed.
The Building Committee of the Village
| Council, together with several expert
builders, inspected the new Town Hall yes
terday. A report will be submitted to
Council at its next meeting, which takes
place on the 5th proximo.
Our reporter was informed Yesterday that
| Q party IT capitalists are arranging for the
purchase of the Miami Valley N. G. Ry.,
and tl,at il they succeed in securing the
franchise, that that road will be completed
and ready for operation by the latter part
of April That road is destined TO be the
trunk line Of all narrow gauge railroads
drumming into the city, and its location is
such as not to interfere with the principal
avenues leading into the city in that vi
|cinity,
wAPAKONETA, o.
The Bee office is putting up a new sign.
Mr.. JOHN Whiteman, living down the
Blank Road, was robbed of SIS.
Mr.. Joe Nester, the blacksmith who tried
to commit suicide, is still alive, with fair
hopes OF recovering.
Mr.. Joseph Hemmert, of Bodkins. Ohio,
and Miss Lizzie Krietzer. OF Wapakonetd,
were married at the st. Joseph Church.
John Hassenier has two splendid billiard
tables aud they are we'll patronized by citi-
zels and strangers. His restaurant is OPP
posite the Burnett House.
Mr. and Mrs. Marstelier were serenaded
with surprise party Monday night They
all went to the Thaia Hall, spent the even
ing in dancing and enj )yed themselves
very much. ..'
: LEXINGTON. KH.
Isl Slncum" at the Opera-house tonight,
| All should 80.
Rev. DR.. Christie, formerly of Lexington,
but now of Louisville, is in the city.
George Robertson has been arrested upon
a charge of cutting with intent to kill.
The Surveying Corps left on yesterday to
complete their work on the Big Sandy.
| All should attend the concert to be given
: in favor Of st. Joseph's Hospital OH Febru
ary 9th. se
| Preaching each evening during the week
at the Hill-street Methodist Church by Rev
DR.. Ditzler.
The funeral Of Miss Annie Meighan Sun
day evening, was the largest witnessed il
this city for many years. -
The Phoenix will be headquarters On
March LIST, the Western Union Telegraph
Office will be located there.
On Friday and Saturday last Governol
Blackburn pardoned ninety-one convict.
from tire State Penitentiary.
The A. and NJ. College will undoubtedly
be located at Lexington. The bill in favor
of such action passed the Senate on Mon.
day last. ~'
c. L. Brown. G. +. A. of the Kentucky
Central; and e. P. Wilson, G. T. and f.
| Agent OF the Cincinnati Southern, we're In
Lexington on Monday.
On Sunday last the congregation of st
Pauls Church took upa collection for tht
suffering pnor of Ireland. Two hundred
! and fifty dollars was raised. which will bt