The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

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disposing of them.
The Daily Democrat is among the
things of the past. 1t was exceedingly
short lived.
Col. Howell, Of the st. James, is in
Lebanon to-day to attend the wedding of
his nephew.
Diphtheria still RACES here to some ex-
tent. Several new cases have been re-
ported Of late.
John McGarr and Jerry Murphy made
things exceedingly interesting on Main
street yesterday.
The Methodist Colonists will give a
pleasant social at Deardorff's tomorrow
Thursday evening.
The walk between McCrary and Reif.
snider will not take place because the
Opera-house could not be secured for
the occasion.
The next thing in order will be a
Music Hall, and we are automatically in
formed that the matter is being thor
oughly talked up by some of our most
enteprising citizens.
The Gazette is responsible for the re-
port that Thomas Edmondson, who left
here for Kansas some time ago, has taken
unto himself dashing and wealthy
widow of that State named Sweetman.
Mrs. Frank Pappert, of North street,
Was most agreeably surprised last even
ing by her friends, who called in count
less numbers. After a very pleasant
evening everybody went home feeling
that they had been most handsomely en-
tertained
At the Southern Railroad shops we
saw large hydraulic press, with ca
pacity Of one hundred and twelve
pounds, and all the latest improvements,
such as safety valyes, &c. 1t is from
the Niles Tool Works of Hamilton, O.
The redistricting ordinances will ap-
pear for final passage before Council next
week. Some are in favor of seven wards
and some in favor of eleven. The city
should be redistrieted at once without
reference to party. but rather to secure
equal representation in Council.
HAMILTON.
I. V. Howell is calsomining his store and
fixing it up in nobby style.
Kate Caxt'n failed to produce the last
act in the Two Orphans" much to the
disgust of the entire audience.
Eli Long Of Maids N Township, is talked
of n O a nIi i1afa f,,y ~,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
nominating Convent n.
]. Doty has been arrested on suspicion
since he was found with the young lady
who left child at the toll-gate on the New
London Pike, few days ago.
William Mills has also been appointed
special policeman to serve at the distillerv.
The badges, clubs, "pops" &C., will be
ready for this awkward squad in few
days.
The Dayton Presbytery met Yesterday at
the First Presby yterian Church and dis.
solved the relation existing between Dr.
Anderson and the above named Church of
this city. The Presbytery meets again at
Xenia on the 23d at II a. IN. to settle diff
ficulty in the Church at that place.
DAYTON. o.
Mr.. S. Cottrill, the young poultry fan
cier, of Cincinnati. intends TO start
poulty yard near DAYTON.
The Dayton Light Guard, Company b.
last night voted for Lieutenant Colonel.
Neal, 2S; Armstrong, 0.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Charles E. Lane, Sadie
Cutshall, George J. Smith and Dora L.
Sinks.
The Soldiers Home will have a yacht in
the new lake next summer, arrangements
having been made by the authorities for
having it ready by June.
G. f. Wetzels machine shop, at the
corner of Second street and the canal.
caught fire in the roof yesterday around a
cast iron fne. Damage light.
George Latin, formerly a clerk at Sachs
q Prudens drug store, took prize in the
recent senior class examination at the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
The first car inscribed with the name of
the reconstructed Atlantic & Great West.
ern-"New York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio r.
R"-passed through here yesterday. 1t
was No. ia.
Willie Kemper, about eight years of age,
mel with serious bruises last Monday af-
ternoon at the Sisters School, on Bain-
bridge street, falling from the bannisters.
He is better.
Officers Moore and Weismann yesterday
arrested John Duffey and George Sheaf
on charge Of robbing a young man
named Krumm at McLain and Eagle
streets few nights since.
Dayton Division, No. s, K. p, are drill
ing every Monday evening, under the sue
cessful tutorship of Capt. Peter Weidner.
They drill tbirty-tw0 men, and will organ
ize Monday night
A we'll dressed pan insulted a respecta-
BILE lady at the corner Of Main and Third
streets yesterday afternoon, and received
in return few minutes after, good chas-
lisement from the indignant husband.
man has been locked down in the eel
lar of Kiefaber & Bro. for the past two
days, the elevator having got out Of repair
so that it could not be lowered, and there
is no other entrance to the cellar. The
man at last reports was doing well, feeding
on apples, figs, raisins, crackers and honey,
and drinking the choicest champagnes and
bottled ales.
FOKTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.