The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, o.

A Mrs W. H. Pearson, Of Troy, while in
the city yesterday lost on the street q
satchel containing $40. 90. 5.....
A sneak thief purloined an overcoat that
was hanging in front of Baer Bros. store
during the early part of last evening.
The first dispatch over the American
Union Telegraph Line was received yester-
day by MI. J. 6. Cox, Of this city, from
Baltimore, Md. - .-.. o..
Mrs Abram Darst, the venerable mother
of Messrs N. B. and John w. Darst, had
light stroke of paralysis about O'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Dayton and Turner Encampments, I. o.
o. F., visited the Encampment at Xenia
last night in return for q visit from the
Xenia Encampment a short time ago.
President Kneisly, of the D., G. & T.
Read, stated yesterday that the engineer
of the road reported very favorably of the
proposed route past the Soldiers Home.
The case of A. M. Cation, of Dayton,
came up before the Magistrate at German
town yesterday on charge OF forgery, and
the Magistrate dismissed the case and dis
charged Cation.
Died, at the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers on February 1, 1880,
Henry Kratz, aged ffty.four years, late of
Company B. One Hundred and Nineteenth
Regiment New York. 1HH
Lieutenant q A. Cheny, Fifth o. 8. Cav
airy, hero of the Millcreek fight with the
Utes, is to be one of the groomsmen at the
Lieutenant Lockwood Moulton nuptials at
Glendale, on the 5th. .,.....I ....
A quantity Of bedclothing was stolen
Sunday night from the house OF VIM. Lech-
ner, on East First street, near the paper
mills. Lechner traced the thieves and yes
terday recovered all his property. s1
Tho following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the Probate Court:
John G. Hahne and Belle A. Hine, George
L. Davis and Elizabeth N. Sinks, George w.
Kelley and Annie e. Reibold, Christopher
F. Strehle and Ann M. Kaufman, Joseph
Berberek and Catherine Baker. l@tAlt
Granville Welsh, who is coachmsn foi
Mr.. John Dodds, while attempting to cheek
his horses last Saturday afternoon, they
having been frightened and started to run,
was knocked down and run over. His
right arm was broken and he was badly
bruised on the head and body.
DR.. Daugherty. the Coroner, held an in.
quest on the body Of Minnie Mason.
baby, and took the evidence of all parties
knowing anything OF the finding of the
cLal. lis verdict was that its death was
the result of the exposure, but there were
no injuries on its body, and he exoner.
ated the mother from any criminal actor
Fastening its death. ''
Yesterdays CouRr.-Julia Ann Monroe
VS.. Andrew Monroe. Action for divorce
Decree OF divorce for plaintiff on ths
ground of extreme cruelty and habitus
drunkenness for over three yearA
| Geo. Whitmore ct al. vs.. Susan Whit
more ct al. Dismissed by plaintiffs at theil
costs.
William P. Lewis vs.. Samuel Msase
Ordered on trial docket. Judgment BY de.
fault for 81, ,o9i q, with interest from Feb
ruary I'd. 4 g s.la 's .
@. c. Haughton 4 %. VI Conner, Em
mons d Co. Ordered ON trial docket
Judgment BY default $76A Interest from
February ID. ..
| MARI eta. o. ,.s!s,.
8. s. Mugrage 4 Co. have opened out op
posite Bosworth, Wells q Co, with . larg'
stock Of fine pianos organs and sewing
machineA
| Our City Hall, which has been unused
during the greater part Of the winter. i
now engaged for from one to three or fcu
entertainments per week during the com
| ing few weeks Fridav evening Last Rev