The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.

ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. 0.
The jury in the Morris case Saturday
found the prisoner guilty of robbery to the
amount of $500 Hr
An inclined plane is being constructed
by Durst & Son from their new mill to the
elevator building, as chute for transport
ing the -four. -... .-.....
The Ancient Order of Hibernians have
resolved to give grand entertainment on
st. Patrick's night In aid OF the famine
stricken people in Ireland.
Charles J. Wiesmann, the new officer Of
the police force, went on duty as turnkey
at the Station-house last evening. relieving
Michael Ryan, assigned to beat.
| Roundsman Brunnor of the Dayton Po-
lice force, few days ago while making an
arrest was bitten on the hand by the pris-
oner. The injured hand now lays him up.
The seating capacity of Raper Chapel
was taxed yesterday morning. 80 large was
the attendance 70 hear the former pastor,
Rev. W. A. Robinson, now stationed at
Springfield. 49,.
Miss Marie Jacques has received the ap.
Buren, Township Schools, in place Of Mr..
Morris, who waa appointed Principal in the
Dayton schoolA'
Rev. Father O'Donohue preached . very
able and eloquent sermon at St Joseph s
Church yesterday on the word Of God, how
1t should be heard and received and obeyed
by the faithful. .. ...-.
Bernhard Rausch, who beat Capt Joseph
Dister on the evening on Sunday the 26th
ult., inAicting several severe wounds on
the Captains head with stick or cane. was
bound over In 500 bonds.
Some forty ex-soldiers of Dayton met in
mass convention in Renners' Hall, corner
of Wayne and Blind streets, Saturday eve
ming, to consider the Weaver Bill, now
before Congress. A resolution was adopted
instructing the Secretary to correspond
with Mr.. McMahon and ascertain from him
exactly, what was embraced by the bill.
There was . meeting of the Committee
of st. Joseph's Church yesterday to assess
the cash value OF the congregational prop
erty, 80 as to be prepared for the suit
which has been instituted in Cincinnati,
by Archbishop Purcelps assignee, to test
the validity of the sale of all the church
property Of which the Archbishop holds
the deed. "
WEST C0vINGTON.
MI. Hester is clearing away the remains
an eyesore to the citizens Of West Coving-
ton.
Mr.. ALI Burnett, Esq, tho humorist,
will deliver q lecture to the citizens oi
West Covington next Friday evening. All
those wishing treat should 60. There will
be plenty of fun.
1PRIN0EIEKD. q
NorcE.-Items Of interest and subscriptions
for the STAR left at Morrows cigar store No. q
Market street. will receive immediate attention.
g. G. Deaver Agent
There is talk of change Of base on the
part of the proprietorship Of the Lagonda
House, a weil-known Eastern hotel man
being here negotiating for it
A religious awakening Is proceeding al
this time with gratifying success at New.
loves School-house, in Harmony Town.
ship, under the lead of Rev. Jordan, late oi
Springfield Trinity Church.
A novel theft was perpetrated, as IL sup.
posed. BY q couple Of colored men on Sat
: urday evening. A policeman saw then
carrying away set of harness, and late
learned that . team left hitched on Eas
High street by man living near Taylor
Mills, had been stripped of its harnes!
while he was engaged attending to som.
business inside the establishment
There was q meeting of the Republican
Central Committee on Saturday. for organ.
ization for the year. Sheriff E. g. Coffin
was chosen President, C. F. Goods Vice
President, and J. F. McGrew Secretary.
An early Convention Of two hundred and
eight delegates will be held to nominate q
county ticket and appoint delegates to the
State Convention. The time for holding
same will be fixed at meeting Of the Com.
mittee to be held two weeks hence
DAYTON. IL.
Rev. Mr.. Herra preached at the Baptist
Church yesterday.
Captain Bean has furnished very com.
Portable waiting room for passengers In the
building formerly occupied % q green house
office, at Newport
There Is no touching Charley Smith. the
pole. It is not usual for q man to be sc
proud of girl baby.
Some fifty citizens attended the meeting
at the school-house Saturday night and
were addressed b, Jesse Arthur, Esq. NJ
definite action was taken. ..,f '
Miss Annie Meader, daughter Of our old
citizen, Phil. Meader, was married las
night at the Bellevue Catholic Church, to .
foreman of 'Duebers watch.cass factory.
Father Wecker performed the ceremony II
a very impressive manner.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for II
the Post-ofice at Dayton, KY, for th,
month ending January 31st: Charley
Adams, Mrs. Kate A. Adams George Faht
Henry Prcster. Mrs. R. N. Graham. Bach.
arias Kempf, John Kabala, Miss Kati'
McMahon, Mrs Mamie Sayre, Andrew
Shearer (2l Miss Sadie Williama
MlDDLETOWN. .
MIRA Macarthur and not Mr.. Macarthur
is lying dangerously sick.
Miss Eta Culferson, who was kicked b.
horse last Monday evening. is improving
Mrs A. Alexander. of this place, il
visiting friends and relatives at Hamilton
Ohio.
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