The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01

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Rev. W. R. Watson, the pastor Of the
NJ E. Church, is a young married man
of commanding appearance, and is said
to be a most refined and eloquent
preacher. The members of the church
and those who attend generally wish
Rev. E. L. Sanders God speed in his new
charge at Maysville, KY.
RICHMOND, IND.
The suit of Fred. Mag VS.. George W.
Koontz, growing out of a replevy of
printing material from the old Free
Press Office, purchased by Koontz of
Themes & Froschauer, resulted ON Mon
day night in verdict for plaintiff.
Mr.. August Kiehlham, of No. 239
West Main street, has just returned from
visit of several days in the Paris Of
America, bringing with him a large
stock of fancy and staple groceries,
which he has arrayed in artistic style at
his house for inspection and purchase.
Main street on Tuesday afternoon was
the scene of an extremely exciting rum
away which was engaged in by two
horse team that luckily held full sway
without doing any great amount of DAM
age or doing bodily injury to any Of our
inhabitants.
Turnkey Abel, who has served our city
faithfully as our City Jailer the past two
years, has given notice of his intention
to retire from his present position April
1st. There are many who regret Abels
resolved retirement, as his place will be
hard to fill with so satisfactory guard
ian.
A dispute engaged in by Conrad
Winkler, an aged gentleman, and Au-
gust Uhde, stalwart young man, on
Tuesday morning in the neighborhood
of the Courthouse, resulted in Wink.
ler's frontispiece being badly disar-
ranged. Uhde was arrested and gave
bonds for appearance to-day.
Jesse Arts, resident Of color, while
laboring under heavy load of the stin-
ulative, engaged in a war of words with
a Main street bar-keeper, which resulted
in Arts drawing an ugly knife and
threatening the life of his opponent. Off
Ger Betsold used his persuasive faculties
at this perilous moment to get Jesse TO
the "bOose," when Jesse turned and
made slight slash, cutting the officers
hand, but not badly. Officer Bennett
came to the rescue and Jesse was rushed
in. Mayor Bennett, on Tuesday, fined
Arts $19 60 and sentenced him to ten
days in Jail.
SPRINGFIELD. a.
The ladies of the Central M. E. Church
netted from two concerts $166 72.
Mrs. Barney Carlin, of Water street,
died Tuesday evening Of lung affection,
The contract was awarded yesterday
afternoon for the building of the new
Western School-house, the total cost to
be $13,413 As.
Mr.. Phillip g. Kamm, of Hamilton, o.,
formerly of this city, paid. us flying
visit, and left last evening on the mid.
night train for home.
Mrs. A. Stern entertained few o.
of her lady friends yesterday afternoon
at her residence, on East Main street, il
an elegant manner. Refreshments wert
tess. .-..
The startling news came here yester
day morning that Father Welsh, o.
Urbana, was dead. His death is start
ling surprise. He was probably as wei
known here as at Urbana, and as wei
liked. .. ..
Two cousins claiming the name O
Tate and belonging to Bucyrus, O., wer'
arrested yesterday on suspicion Of being
the parties wanted for some crime a
Loudonvilie, O. They have a brothe
here whom they say they are looking for
The Young Mems Christian Associa
tion will dedicate their new rooms, M
1871 East Main street, this evening at 7
3 o'clock. Two of Springfeld's most prom
n inent ladies will address the meeting
4 also the pastors of the several churches Q
a this city. The public is invited to al
g tend.
r A very pleasant surprise was tendere
Mr.. James Reed, on Warder stree
It Tuesday evening by his many friends
it being his twenty-fourth birthday
Music by the Seventh Regiment Bant
d of which he is member. Dancin
was enjoyed, after the elegant suppf
~ had been disposed Of.
). A young girl giving her name as Len
Wagner was arrested yesterday at tt
depot and locked up for safe keeping,
. being supposed she has run away frol
= home. She is about fourteen years oil
=. She had bundle Of cloth with her an
Al said she had walked from Clifton an
was going to Indiana to visit relatives.
70 Tuesday afternoon the sad news can
> > to this city Of the death Of Edwal
- Wright, young man belonging to tn
u city, by being run overly cars while tr
ing to board the train. He left tn
IN city about one week ago, in compan
n with a boy named Barton, wi
m has been to the Reform Farm, and is r
t. garded as very bad boy. They startt
with the intention Of going to Denve
Colorado. It is stated that this is tt