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

MISS carrie humOaCn IS visiting IrlenuS
and relatives at Seven-mile. i
Ed. Larkin and VIM. H. Forrest were ar
rested on suspicion yesterday.
The City Board cf School Examiners will
make their annual visit to the schools
this week.
One of the two bells received for the
st. Zion Church yesterday. is larger than
any other bell in the city. ...
The Lane Free Library is sadly in need
of late cyclopedia. The old American is
the only one in the library.
Mr.. Charles H. Flack, Of the firm of
Flack Brothers q Co., of Cincinnati, was
in this city on business yesterday.
Jacob Douges died at his residence, on
Sycamore Street. yesterday afternoon. OF
four years of age.
The wanton destruction of the yorng
and beautiful maple shade trees in this
city by gimlets In the hands Of sap-sucking
lads should be stopped. -.
Miss Anna was escorted to the stone
mansion yesterday by Turnkey Eggle-
bracht, who made the soothing announce
ment, "Ninety days for refreshments.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Lizzie Klein at Maplewood on Sunday
evening last, at which quite a few of her
friends from Hamilton were present, and
the evening was pleasantly spent
The shop formerly owned by George
Earheart and used for making the Dinner
Novelty Lawn Mower, is now being remod-
eled to be used by g. w. Darby q Co.. for
the manufacture OF sewing machine attach
mentS
Geo. Holbrok has at his residence on
Hanover street large black hog weighing
about three hundred and fifty pounds,
W ich the owner can have by calling. The
reader will take notice that this Is not
'lost cause" but lost hog.
DAYTON. o.
A new fire. plug is to be put in at the cor
ner of Sycamore and Charter streets.
Col. Len. Harris arrived at the Soldiers
Home yesterday morning on private ousi-
ness.
Turnkey Michael RYAN last night suf-
fered the severe affliction of the dea'h of q
son, five-years-old. of diphtheria.
The three saloonsts at Gordon. Darke
County. were yesterday fined $270 each
for violating the State law in selling whisky
to minors. ..
There was an exciting cock fight in
Franklin last night, attended by select
party interested in the sport from the
neighboring towns
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows: John W. Burris and Cat crime
Bardorf, Samuel E. Horlacher and Frieda
Haeberle. John P. Kline and Clarinda H.
Mount
Mike Maloney yesterday pleaded guilty
to petit larceny, and was fined $50 and
costs. and given in addition irty days in
the Work house. He stole an overcOat
from L. Hayman, . drummer, Sunday
night
J. c. Albright. who keeps saloon on
Third street. few doors west of Con,mer-
cial, was arrested Yesterday by Officer
Haney for shooting within city limits 1t
was at his saloon that disturbance oc
CURED Monday night aa
Celia Hooper, aged SEVENTH -four years
and formerly resident among the BIZ
Sandy Hills in Southeastern Kentucky, in
company With her son and his wife and
children, was passing through this city
Yesterday en- route for Indiana. While she
was on foot in advance of the wagon, q
butchers wagon accidentally ran over her.
breaking three of her ribs
YEsrERDAYs CoURrs.-The case of the
State vs. John w. Morris is in progress.
Testimony OF State not finished.
Mary KirkwOod vs.. James Kirkwood's
| administrator. Yesterday afternoon the
jury brought in verdict of 1922 25 for
plaintiff. E't ~ ~ Nr tAF' -
Inquest Of lunacy, and Amanda s. Vance
adjudged insane; age thirty five years.
ReOccurence Of lunacy in the matter ol
John Schoenherr; ase eighteen years
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Sam. Lyons returned home yesterday.
Coming February 4th-Berger Family.
Jonathan Crews, ESQ.,, has now his Office
in Green's Opera Building on Second street.
Thomas s. Burnett was appointed to fill
the temporary vacancy on the police force
caused by G. Vickers' injury. e.a .9,
The Tvoli Garden still continues its Sat-
urday evening concerts. Grill & Weisen-
bach will reit the Garden this summer,
and will procure good troupss to give per-
formances.
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A petition was circulated among the citi-
zens to-day asking Congress to appropriate
the piece of ground known as the French
Claim to the citizens for the purpose OF
a park. 1t is receiving many signers.
Miss Caroline Schwartz, aged fifteen, by
her father. Frederick Schwartz, residing in
johnson Township, will bring suit in Feb.
ruary term OF Court against Christian
Clute for $4,000 damages. He having on
the 10Th day Of August, 1879 uttered Of
fensive words, which. If true, seriously COM
promises the young lady's character.
Ellis Keith, aged four years and son oI
of II. F. Keith. residing on Perry between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, while play
| ing on the stairway had rung of chair In
his mouth when he tumbled down and the
rung passing clean through his left cheek
caused an aperture of one and half inch.
DR.. Smith was called and the child is doing
well.
| GREENSBURG. IND.
William .Vsssar, who is charged with hog
stealing and on which charge he is out on
bail, is in trouble again. Since he has been
out he has been stepping around with fin,
clothes on and apparently doing nothing
but it now turns out that he had more tt
do than anyone suspected. He purchased
o saw Of Shroer q Vanzant, passed it in
as is supposed, to bis ''pard" in the hoi
| business by which he with twelve others