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

ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. q.
A portion of the walls of Memorial Hall
at the Home are still standing but as they
are utterly ruined they must be pulled
down.
II is probable that Congress will be petit
toned to contribute $50, QUO for the rebuild
ing of Memorial Hall at the Soldiers
Home.
Mr.. Louis Reibold returned from New
York on Saturday night. He will remain
here for short time and will sail for Europe
on the 9th of May.
A fellow giving his name as Harry Davis
was arrested by Captain Clark and Officer
Murphy Saturday afternoon for attempting
indecent actions on several little girls.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Amos Nofsinger and
Fianna Neidich, Peter o. Brest and Ruthie
Blair, Henry M. Dabler and Katie NJ. Way
mire.
Delegates to the Grand Encampment L.
0. 0. f. begin arriving in the city this
afternoon. The Encampment oonvenes to-
hhoiio" HoihlHS de tut OQo IelAeNo
Temple.
The District Court begins its session in
the city to-day. The Judges that consti-
tute the members from this district are
Judge Williams, of Troy, Judge Gilmore,
OF Eaton, and Judge Haas, OF Xenia.
Chas. Geneinder confined in the station
house for safe keeping, attempted to hang
himself last night with his suspenders.
some OF the other prisoners gave the alarm
and Turnkey Wiesmann hurried into the
cell.room and cut him down.
There passed through the city Saturday
night ON Conductor Thomas train nine
"moonshiners' in charge of United States
Marshal. They were ell route for Detroit,
where they are to be confined at Fort
Wayne, United States post.
HAMILTON.
John Riley saw the inside of Dayton
yesterday.
Strawberries and ice-cream at the M. E.
Church tomorrow night. Nyum, N'yum!
Quite a few Hamilton people attended
the dedicatory exercises of the Episco-
palian Church at Middletown yesterday.
Mrs VIM. Whitacre left for Dayton Sat.
urday night. to see her brother, who has
lately arrived from England. She visits
friends and relations before returning.
Higher Lodge Oriental Degree initiated
the candidates at their meeting Friday
night. Messrs. Brown, Pau, Marshall,
Matthias and Mirsch were the lucky per-
sons.
Mrs. Heiland and her two daughters were
thrown from carriage in a runaway FRI
day afternoon and injured quite severelG.
They were taken to their home in Seven
Mile.
Hamilton Temple of Honor, No. 4, will
hold a public installation of officers at
their hall tonight. Fine singing and able
addresses are on the programme. Doors
open to the public atSp. m.
Seidenstickers celebrated American ca
gle, which measures six feet from tip to
tip, was shot by Mr.. Jacob Niederman, the
Front-street grocer, who is acknowledged
to be the best shot in Butler County
Tim. LAWN and his brother-in-law. John
Cochran, indulg d in a little fistic exercise
in Gross saloon SATURDAY. night. John be-
gan the fracas bv attempting to caress
Tins ear with a billiard cue. LAWN got
away with his opponent very much as an
avalanche does poilywog
The Democracy Of Butler County In mass
convention last Saturday elected the fol-
lowing delegates from Hamilton to repre-.
sent them at Columbus VIM. Murphy,
JAS. E. Campbell, Frank Krebs. Alter
nates-Peter Schwab, J. +. Brown, Thomas
McGreevy, and eight other delegates from
tp,,. III lola
will 60 to Columbus uninstructed, but it is
generally understood that Thurman is their
first choice and Tilden second.
DAYTON, KY.
Miss Ella Shiherd has sone to Toledo to
get married.
Gus Clarke left for Aurora, Ind. this
morning on a business tour.
Rev. o. B. Smith, delegate to the M. T..
Convention from Oswego, Kansas, preached
at the M. Z. Church last night.
The Presbyterian Church property on
Third street will be sold tomorrow after.
noon at 2:30, by John K. Hugle. A bar
gain will be given.
Miss Mary Goetze's many friends will be
pleased to learn that there was q slight
piONcmcle III lcT COHClbiOu LO-udY, anu
hopes are now entertained of her recovery.
While Rev. Mr.. Elwell, the venerable
minister of ST. Johns p L. Church, was
administering sacrament to his congreea-
ton yesterday morning he was suddenly
prostrated with all attack of paralysis.
With heroic fortitude, however, he contin-
ued his service, seated in chair, until he
could no longer 20 On, when he was taken
home in carriage. 1t was discovered by
the phi sician that one side was completely
paralyzed and that his situation was very
serious. At noon to-day there was no
change IN his condition.
DELAWARE, o.
Lawyer Hamilton is not expected to
survive.