The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

A delegate Tor the SOldlerS home at
Dayton, while bidding adieu to Chief
Fleming from the window of car
moving out of the depot on Thursday
morning, permitted his head to come in
cont ct with the brick arch-way, thereby
experiencing sudden shock and losing
his hat in addition.
To the presence of mind of Yardmas-
ter Judy terrible accident was prevent
ed on Thursday morning. MIR. A. y.
Mitchell. of the Hoosier Drill Works, at
tempted to board an engine at Tenth
street, upon which Judy was standing,
but failed to make secure hold, and
was being hurled beneath the wheels
when Judy pushed him aside from the
engine.
MIDDLETOWN.0 q.
G. A. Grove, of Miamisburg, paid our
city flying visit Yesterday.
w. J. Clizbe, of Toledo, Ohio, put up
at the United States Hotel while in our
city yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Cohen, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is the guest of A. Hyams and fam
| lily, on North Broadway.
New managers at the Gas-works, new
meters, and plenty of new consumers, Is
the way the thing looks.
There is a vacant store-room on Third
street, suitable for any kind of business,
for rent. inquire of John Hit.
John Chalmers, an employe of A. Hill
Il Sons paper mill, had his arm injured
slightly Wednesday afternoon by being
caught in lelt.
II. w. Bishop has a telephone line ex-
tending from his grocery room to his res
idence on Main street, put up by s. A.
Bowman, aren't for the Acoustic Tele.
phone Company at this place.
George Dickey, an old resident Of
Madison Township, was in our city yes
terday. Mr.. Dickey is in his eighty.
eighth year, and is as active as a young
man OF twenty-one years OF aye.
Mr.. JOS ph Ruebsteck died Wednesday
night at II o'clock of consumption, after
an illness of about twelve months, aged
sixtv-two years. Will he buried to-lnor.
row morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral
services at the German Catholic Church
by Father Carl. Mr.. Ruebsteck WAS d
resident of Hamilton for twenty-seven
years, and had not been living here but
one year aud a half.
AURORA. IND.
Emma Leland in "Our Boys" drew a
good house Wednesday evening, and last
evening "CamilIe" made a big and favor.
able hit.
WEST CONVICTION. Ky.
1t has been suggested that all those
interested in the organization of a new
| Building Association he at the Town
Hall next Saturday evening ut o'clock,
sharp.
u.,WRENCEBUvsE IND.
The /. o. G. T. visited the Aurora
Lodge Tuesday evening.
| Miss Lizzie Brown gave very sociable
select party last evening (Ihursday).
w. Ii. Murdock left Tuesday to visi t
a very sick daughter in Manchester, Ind.
Ed. F. Flemming, of Moore's Hill,
was guest of Charles Dorman yester-
day.
Tunker's Silver Cornet Bind and Or
chestra bought the Rising Sun Band
wagon. 1t makes biz show.
| Frank Northern, formerly a resident
here, but now conductor of the St
Louis & &Southeastern Railroad, surprised
mis- friends here this week.
The elite of Lawrenc burg were hon
ored with grand Leap-year party, al
the residence Of Colonel E. d. Bannis
ters, in Greendale. A truly royal tint
was the result.
AVSNDALE.
Mr.. Albert Meter has an apricot tre'
in full BOSOM.
= A quorum not being present, no busi
, ness was transacted by the Village Coun
Gil last night.
, The village politicians are beginnin,
, to make up their states for the ensuin,
: spring election. There is talk of draw
ing party lines.
luOuoduus VI dnSiE WoiIno WcIc III
D ticed on the sidewalks of the village thi
t morning. They were in battered con
dition, and looked as if they had com
a from some distant quarter.
BELLEVUE. Kx.
: The action of Mr.. John P. Neuman a
Council last night was highly com
n mended.
n Mr.. T. F. Beyland has returned HON
= from Marietta, Ohio, and was sworn i
e as a member of Council last night.
Mr.. John Cunningham left this morr
Y ing for Columbus, o. John has not gon
+ to the P--y. He will be home in fe'
!. days.
Mr.. Will Gould, while in Hamilton
Ohio, this last day or two, noticed th
e STAR being delivered in that town wit
e as much precision as in Cincinnati
l. Will took his position as City Clerk Las
e night.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Council me
b last night in regular session, with Nj
n HobsOn in the chair. The Clerks ar
/, nual report was received and filed. Tn