The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-18

bridge in time to save himself from meet
ing with q terrible accident The team
finally ran into wood wagon on Third
street and demolished the coach complete
ly and was caught by some bystanders.
Fortunately nobody was hurt except Cat
terlin, who is bruised from head to foot and
will probably be confined to his bed for
several weeks.
RICHMOND IND.
Lewis O. Yates and Louisa Cook have
taken out a license to wed.
Our County Jail at present claims u in
mates, five OF whom are tranaps.
County Recorder elect Zimmert installed
himself to his charge to-day, Thursday.
Richmond will have q Street-ear Line
at an early day that she may well feel
proud Of.
The c., H. & D. pay car ''saw" its men
at this point with gold for services rem
dered last month.
The buses introduced to sub, in the alb
sence of our car line, appear to meet with
favor-the liberal patronage bespeaking
that.
A delegation of our home talent, portray
ing the Ethiopian school, are making prep
aratiens to give Camden and Eaton touch
of their quality during the coming week.
The Richmond Quintette at the conelu-
sion of the concert for the benefit of the
poor on Tuesday night, visited the Chase
Piano salesroom and favored those present
with some choice selections.
The concert for the benefit of our city
ot Hon FtaA xsrh
dropped $3.50 in the c,ffers.
Engineer Brush has recovered sufficient
ly from his recent mshap to greet his many
friends upon the street.
.... EPRINGFIELD. n
]. Stuart Kelly, Of Lancaster, paid our
city flying visit yesterday.
Sykes, Harvey and Franklin. got 12 DAYS
on the chain gang for their little iron seal
ing ''snap."
John Welsh, the commedian, is home
for few days. yaying his father short
visit John is looking we'll ..
Mr.. Considine, of Clifton street, is suffer
ing with rheumatism, in fact has been con-
fined TO the house for several weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Steinman has purchased the
grocery business of MIR. McCann on South
Center street, and will run first class es-
tablishment with bakery attached.
George Gillespie. the young colored man
who has been under the. care of the Good
Samaritans of this city, died at I.agonda
YESTERDAY morning. Funeral services to-
morrow (Fridayl at 2 o'clock, at Center
street Church, by Rev. Tompkins.
A workman named Tom Connor while
engaged on the street at East Columbia,
Tuesday, was working about the base of a
telegraph pole, when he suddenly struck a
hidden package and on opening it found
thirteen dozen pairs ofspectacles, evidently
stolen from some one and buried there.
Jno. Ritter was placed in the station
house again Tuesday night in terrible
condition. He had been drinking alcohol
to satisfy the craving demon within him
and the strong liquor had made him stiff
and nearly dead when found. The poor
fellow has frequent attacks Of delirium
tremens.
The City Council is in receipt of COM
munication from Anderson q Hobby, civil
engineers of Cincinnati. proposing for
81, 900 to furnish maps on scale of four
hundred feet to the inch showing the COM
plete system OF sewerage for this city, d.
vding the same into sewer districts; also,
| location, sizes, materials, gradients and
depths Of each main and branch sewer,
conditionally on subscribers having the
supeFvision>of the work, the city to place
an efficient inspector in charge of each
sewer. The subscribers purpose to furnish
rules and regulations.
Nd y1nvI In
dience at the Opera-house Tuesday even
ing to witness the literary anniversary OF
Excelsior b ,ys of Wittenberg, and univer.
sally pronounced it to be one Of the best
ever held here Considering. the youth o.
the performers the productions were re
markaDly good and the delivery of then
more SO, which was done with comparative
ease. The exercises concluded with de
bate on the question
'Res lived, That the Present Peace Pol
lev Toward the Indians is Failure" wa
discussed by Z. 9. Young and Walter s
Mitchell for the affirmative, and Arthur D
Hasterman and f. b. Altman the negative
rhe excellent music was furnished by Prof
J. N. Worthingtons orchestra of ten pieces
| nELLEvUE He.
Professor McGinnis organized the Goo
Templar Lodge last night. Let it boom.
Councilman Jno. G.. Luhn will probabl
take part in the big banquet tonight q
Music Hall, Cincinnati.
We regret to say that the esteemed wifi
of Mr.. Smith, the STAR agent for Bellevu
and Day ton, is in a very low condition, an
lis not expected to recover. If any SUI
| scriber should miss their paper they wi
know the reason.
Miss Julia Merrill did not forget tn
press last night at the nlasque ball He
suit was made in an artistic style and wa
composed principally OF the STAR and En-
quirer. The belt around e waist cor
tanned the words, 'Cincinnati Daily STAR.
and band around her head. on which he
headdress was attached. was the monogram
of the Enquirer. She also carried
satchel, or carriers bag, which was file
with STARS. which she sold to her friends
| A BooM.-Mr. Spencer Reeves Masqu
Ball last night, rendered his pupils, frol
eight to eleven, was tue largest and mo,
gorgeous affair ever witnessed In tn
town. Wenderoth's Hall was completl
crowded by the children and thei
parents. The costumes were magnii
cent. The people in attendance wei
composed of our best people, churc
/ members temperance people and til
elite, aud in fact il would seem that th
; town of Bellevue had gone crazy on dan,