The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns,
CIRULEyILLE O.

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CIROIEyILLE o.
The Soioto House, situated on West Main
street, is now for sale by N. Conrad, pro-
prietor, for $500. 1t has good stable
and everything convenient
Quite "a row occurred on West Main
street ID which Joee Miller negro, was
beat up with poker in the handsof Hugh
Majors, white. Joe wouldnot takethis, ana
cut him with a razor several times infict-
ing bad wounds.
PI0UA. o.
Mr.. Samuel Lockard, spinner in the
felt MILL has gwen up his situation and re-
turned to his home at La Grange, Ind! d.
The Amateur Minstrels of Piqua, gave
entertainments at Greenville on Thursday
and Friday last and met with good success.
The boys, perform fully as we'll as profess
sional players
On Saturday afternoon, as an officer was
taking man, who was one of the three ar
rested on the suspicion of having stolen a
watch from the Mayors Office, where. he
had been bound over to the Court, the man
broke from the officer and, was followed by
a crowd who. succeeded in overtaking him
acro IS the canal, where he showed fight.
After great deal of knocking and pulling
the crowd succeeded in capturing the pris-
oner, but very few of the leaders OF the
crowd came. off without some mark of the
plucky little knocker.
MIDDLETOWN.
Mrs Gus Folk is visiting her parents at
Hamilton, O.
Nathan Pardonner, we are glad to say, is
still improving.
MissMageie Furry, of this: city, is visit
ing Mrs. D. r. Bolton, of Dayton, for the
past week., ~
Little Charley Null, son of Tim. Null of
West Elkton. aged five years, was buried
last Friday morning.
Burglars secured an entrance into Ling,
Levoy & Co.'S carriage factory, on East
Third street. last Friday night, and stole a
bolt of cloth and ransackedA the whole shop
from top to bottom, and!made their escape
without being captured. a| l.3sF
The game of football played Friday af-
terneon between the iHigb-school Team and
DIR. Sutphins Team was q very close game
but resulted with score Of 10 to DIN favor
of the High-school boys The High.schoo
Team have been beaten but once since Or
ganized, and that was by an old team, but
the boys say they will try them again. 4
NEWARK. u.
The Molders Dance was success fnan-
cialiy. They cleared about $40. u. '..
1t is reported. that Jacob, Theuer, late
Turnkey OF the City Prison. will succeed
Mr.. Schisler in the Superintendency Of the
County Infrmary.
The funeral of Homer E. Evan was
largely attended by his host of friends, both
from town and from the country. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Hill, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
FoR SALE OR TRADE AT A BAReAIN-One
light two-horse peddhng wagon, nearly
new, suited for q patent medicine or cigar
wagon. When new cost three hundred
dollars. Address d. ]. Jones, Newark, O..
vINCENNES, IND. "A'
SAM Blum returned home from Cincin-
natl yesterday morning.
Prof. Sick, Lawrence County, ILL.,, peda-
gogue, was requested to hand in his resigna
tion last Friday for alleged crookedness.
Policeman Vieke, who was shot Friday,
is confined to his room, being very sore
from his wound. No dangerous results are
apprehended. The would,be assassin is
still atlarge.
Thns. Mitchell, Jack Barlow, s. B.
Broyles and Aleck Logan, with shot-guns,
clubs etc., in lien of musical instruments,
engaged ina lively setto at dance at Rus
sellville, ILL.,, last Thursday night. Several
were severely hurt, but none dangerously.
Thos. Blevns, our night merchants po-
lice, got after Mike Conlin and one Scan
Ion. They were pretty much the worse for |
liquor. He commanded them to, stop, |
which they would not do. He fired at |
them,but missed, and broke pane Of glass
in G. p. Porter & Bros. grocery, lie firing
too high They were finally captured and
landed in the calaboose.
sPRINGFIELD. a.
An immense crowd attended the meeting
at the Opera-house last evening.
Miss Kate Claxton in the Double Mar
rage will be at the Opera-house next Tues
day evening. t..
r. s. Frazier, colored man, was arrested
on telegram from Xenia charging him
with shooting with intent tn kill, he hay
Ing JuHpeu MS Dali. FRAZIER now wants
his wife arrested on tile charge of deser-
ton. p. .a.,.' -
The two-year-old son Of g. W. Billow,
who was 50 badly soalded Saturday by pull
ing over tubof boiling water on himself
is still alive and slowly recovering, al-
though the skin has nearly all peeled off
his face and neck.
w. w. Whiteley, ST., proprietor of the
firm Of Whiteley, Fassler & Kelly, met with
a serious though not fatal accident Friday.
His horse taking fright became unmanage-
able and threw him from his carriage near
tie new narr0w-gauge shops, and besdesI
breaking tile gentleman's nose and tearing
his clothes, did considerable other damage. 1
The one-hundred-mite square heet-and-
toe walk by, the Springfield Pedestrian
Club at the City Hall closed late Saturday
night, with Allison in the lead, the score
standing: Shay 55, Earck 50, McCrary 30,
Solomon 81, Allison 100. Allison made his
last mile in 8 minutes and % seconds. First =
money, $50; second, $25. in gold. Walking
time M h0nra az minutas 20 eooopdo f"