The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

the kind known to have been seen in this
country is on exhibition at DR.. Meisen-
heimer's, on York street. 1t was found by
hunters in Indiana.
The festival given by the Organ Circle OF
Grace Church at 0dd-fellows Hall last
night was grand success, socially, and a
handsome sum was realized for the pur-
chase Of new organ.
Rev. Mr.. Pettis of ST. Paups Episcopal
Church, has been chosen as delegate from
this State to Raikes' Centennial Anniver-
sary, which convenes in London, England,
on the 18th of next month. and will proba-
bly, attend.
It Is required that all ladies interested
will also be present at the meeting. Ar
rangements were made with party in Gin
cinnati yesterday who will furnish four
buses to make several trips and carry pas
sengers at 10 cents each way.
George Exterkamp was arrested at an
early hour this morning by Lieutenant
Cottingham and Officer Crignton on a
charge of dumping filth at the foot of Gen.
trail avenue. He was fined SIS and costs in
the Mayors Court this morning.
The body of John Blick, drowned while
swimming in the Licking last night, be-
tween 8 and 9 clock. was found this morn
ing between some logs at Levezay's saw
mill John King, of this city, fished fol
the body all night and succeeded in finding
it this morning. The deceased lived at u
West Seventh street, Cincinnati.
The Committee on Decoration of the Sol
diers Graves met last night at the resi-
dence of D. R. Lock, Esq and heard the
report of the several Committees. Ice
water will be on the grounds for visitors,
and several buses have been chartered to
convey those who wish to attend. An
abundant supply of flowers has been OBJ
tanned.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-In the case of John
Kline, indicted for receiving stolen goods
the jury failed to agree and were dismissed
They stood eight for acquittal and four fol
conviction. A small case. The attorneys
for James Linet filed additional grounds
for new trial. The cases of Leopold Haas
and f. Salosbin were also continued unit
| the next term. A feeble attempt was made
to try the case of Joseph Ritter, but it was
finally continued until the next term.
Last night about o'clock colored mar
named VIM. Lumpkins was accidentally
shot by Harry Pemberton at the old Bal
ley's Barracks on Taylor street. They wert
| ''fooling" with pistol, when the weapon
ccidentally went off and the ball entered
| Lumpkins neck OH the left side and cir
cled around the windpipe and lodged il
the back part of his neck. He was taker
to DR.. Cameron, who dressed the wound
but failed to find the ball. The wound il
considered dangerous but not necessarily
fatal.
George w. Landrum and Miss Matti
Childers both hailing from Grant County
arrived here about o'clock last night
sought out Deputy Clerk Cbas. Gallaghe
at his residence, and whispered il
his ear their longings to be
come man and wife. Charlie,
accompanied the youth to the Count,
Clerks Office, made out license and callet
in Squire Charles Buchanan, who tied tn
nuptial knot. Mr.. John Thornton signe,
the bond. witnessed the marriage and CAV
the bride away in most graceful and dig
nified manner.
| A WORTHY TEACHER REMEMBERED.-Ml
Henry Appel, teacher Of the school al
tached to St. Johns Protestant Church
was agreeablv surprised this morning o
reaching the school by finding his room an
desk profusely decorated with elegar
flowers and plants, it benig the fortieth al
niversary of his birthday.
The following young girls were ON han
at an early hour this morning. and ha
everything in readiness on the arrival of tn
teaclier: Misses Kate Hetsch, Ann Keifel
Rfggie Berry, Sophia Schaffenberger, Mari
Klingner. Lizzie Kratz, Louisa Lickeri
Dora Enslin, lilly Wiedeman and Sophii
Huber.
The young misses are also spreading ts
bles with the rarest delicacies of the season
which all of the pupils and teacher will
partake of this evening, when also teas
OF song and music will be INDUCED in. Tn
teacher dismissed the school for the day.
VOICE FROM THE BLACK HILLs.-An oil
stager about go years of age and who locke
as though he had heap of trouble in ge
ting through the world strayed into Harr
Buchanan's back yard, on Jefferson street
last evening, and when found was minu
his clothing. with the exception Of h
shirt, and settling down for nights re!
on the grass.
The police made him don his clotht
and brought him to the Courthouse an
turned him Loose in the yard. He VIZ
found early this morning asleep on TIL
grass with the same apparel he had on tn
evening previous. He is returning frol
the Black Hills and while there had bot
feet badly frost bitten, and is now tryin
to make his way to Pittsburg where he hi