The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-14
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
CALIFORNIA. o.

All agree that the peaches are killed.
The new School Board win organize
next Monday evening, Mathews and
Fahrencamp retiring.
"The Fox Combination" consisting of
five males and two female performers,
will give a musical and dramatic enter
tainment, at Odd-fellows' Hall, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings l4th
and 10Th inst. From what we have
learned this company is acknowledged
to be first class and should be honored
with a full house.
..,I RICHMOND, IND. .s....
Madame Janauschek, the celebrated
tragedienne, is booked here for "Lady
Macbeth" during the present month.
Mr.. Joseph w. Gilbert, whose recent
misfortune is yet fresh in the mind of
our readers, appeared upon the streets
on Tuesday and was warmly welcomed.
A marriage license was granted on
Monday to George Waschlog and Mary
Ottenn. The nuptisls of this happy pair
were consummated on Tuesday morning.
The Chicago Express, due here at 1915
Monday night, was DELAYED near Eaton,
by the breaking Of a spring hanger, and
did not arrive here until Tuesday morn
ing. --.r. -.
John Miller, notorious young roost-
er, while under the influence of stimula-
tive embrace him." raised a wumpus at
the house Of relative on Tuesday
morning of nature to call in Officer
Bartel. Miller resisted and Bartel used
his little club with an effect to render
Miller unconscious and frighten Bartel
into the belief that he had killed his
man. Medical aid was summoned, when
Miller was found in condition to walk to
the Station.
By the caving in Of a portion Of the
oanks of the excay alton made for sewer
age purposes on Noble street, on Tuesday
morning, Patrick Rady, laborer, was
completely buried, sustaining severe
bodily injuries, but not rendered uncon-
scious. Two colaborers, working by his
side, had miraculous escapes by noticing
the movement of the mass and vamosing
IN the nick OF Time.
Mrs. George Snyder, resident of West
Main street, who is subject to spells of
insanity, threw her neigh borhood into an
excited state on Monday evening by ap-
pearing in front of her residence armed
with huge club, which she fourished in
such manner as to cause pedestrians to
seek the opposite side Of the street in
passing that way. During these spells
Mrs. Snyder is positively dangerous, for
on the Sabbath day last she led her hus-
band quite chase with an ak. The au-
thorities should give her case attention
as being proper inmate for the asylum.
LEXINGTON. HE.
Professor McGarvey lectures in Paris
this evening. ~t
Mr.. D. B. Saffrons, of this county, was
married to Miss SalIie Taylor, of Gov
ington, to-day the 18th.
Mr.. Russell Wilson will be married to
Miss Ida Moor April 9th, both Of Scott
County.
The Criminal Code Bill was SO amend
ed as to raise the crime Of grand larceny
to twenty-five dollars.
The time for the meeting of the Gen
eral Assembly has been changed to the
frst Monday in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breuenstoahl, of New
York, are on visit to Mrs. Jasper. ol
this city, the mother of Mrs. Breuen
stoahl.
John G. Young will lecture at Melo
deon Hall Friday evening, the 10Th
Subject, "The Lost Arts" Price of ad
mission so cents.
Henry Scroggins, in card, declines
to act as Presidential Elector, as req uest
ed by the Republican Convention helc
in this city on the 10th.
To-day at II 80 a. M, at the Broad
way Christian Church, DIR. J. A. Shicke,
was married to Miss Nellie McGarvey.
Tomorrow Mr.. D. D. Bell will be mar
ried to Miss Sidney T. Soyer, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in this city
at II O'clock a. m.
Senator Beck has returned home from
Washington City and is looking YER,
well, after visit of a few DAYS. ri,
will return again to Washington CITY.
Since the prolonged cold spell and re-
peated frosts and freezes we can assur
our readers that the fruit crop has moi
yet been seriously damaged, and a GOOD
crop is expected, if not DESTROYED in the
future.
According to the ruling of the Repub
lican Convention held in this CITY on The
10th the delegates to the Louisville CON
vention, that comes off to-day, 20 unin
structed. A large and respectable ma
jority were in favor of instructinp fo,
Grant N'
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes is still at Tou;sa
He anticipates visit soon to Nom
Sterling. Can not Mr.. Barnes be nra
vailed on to visit Lexington, as he M ha,
agreat many friends here who wonld h,
glad to have him visit our city againi
Any one wishing good meal at tn,