The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

deputies would take an occasional stroll
in the evenings on that street. they would
confer favor on the citizens who are be-
coming tired of this sort OF thing. 81,
The surprise party gotten up last night
by Miss Rosa Swanser met at the residence
OF Mr.. George Stuiter and afterward re-
paired to the residence OF Mr.. Swanser,
Father OF the young lady mentioned above,
where splendid time was spent
To the Editor OF the Star:
| Has Governor Blackburn signed the Sun.
day law yet? If so, what is the cause oil
the delay is not enforcing the law?
Respectfully, ENroRoEMxNr
We are reliably informed that the Sum-
day law as passed has been signed by Gov
ernor Blackburn. and is in fact law.
| PIQUA. O.
| Mr.. Jacob Boswell. Assistant Superin.
tendent of the U. s. Express Company, was
in town yesterday.
The Calvary Baptist Church and the l.
Q. g. T.'s of this city, gave a supper at the
City Hall On Thursday evening last.
Grow & Co. are now receiving lumber for
their new furniture factory, which rivals
anything in length that has been shipped
to Piqua for some time.
The lecture on abraham Lincoln" by
Schuyler Coifax, at the Opera-house last
Thursday evening, was listened to by a
large aud appreciatiye audience.
4 Mr.. Ralph Stern returned to Delaware,
O., yesterday, after spending few days
visiting friends and attending the wedding
OF Miss Lollie Freidlieh and Mr.. A. Loewi.
Mr.. R. Lee, Superintendent of the Gas
Company. become Frustrated by inhaiins
gas yesterday while at work mending a
ieaky pipe on Main street. Although in a
critical condition for a while he soon re-
turned to consciousness, and is now ready
to do more gassing than ever. ss.'.,p,s .s
WAPAKONETA.O.
/ F. M. Horn is in town attending court
during the week.
VIM. Kehres, who was visiting friends al
Painyilie, has returned home.
Jake Alspaugh, of Dayton, has been in
town visiting friends and relations.
: Mr.. Ingerham, who was visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Mann, returned to his home il
Coshocton. ..-8
The greatest curiosity yet shown is 6
three legged colt, which can be seen at Mr.,
zieglers stable, ON Speck street.
Aug FRANKIE, the druggist, was serenaded
by the Young Germania Band before he
started for over the Old Blue Ocean.
There was horse, buggy and harness
stolen from Cotterman u Mcfarland II
was hired by man to 20 to Waynesfielc
to be back that night, but he did not re
turn. $25 reward is offered for the prop
erty. ..... ...
Auglaize Lodge, No. 16s I. o. O. f., i:
going to celebrate the Sixty-fifst anniver
sary of Odd-fellowship in their Lodge-room
by a banquet, addresses and music. A So
clal dance has also been provided for those
who wish to dance in Dieker g. Fisher
Hall A grand time is expected.
MADISON. IND.
Yesterday evening Frank Bott middle
aged German, went to Weberharts drue
store and purchased five cents worth ol
arsenic. lie went home and took tea
spoonful OF it, eiling his wife that he was
gong 10 poison him,e As he had made
such threats often before, his wife thought
nothing OF it. Later he became violently
sick and getting worse, his wife sent fol
DR.. Mcintyre who told her at once that ht
was POISONED Anudotes seemed to have
no effeo on him. and he suffered violen
pain until about four O'Clock next morn
J ing. wnen he died. He was lab3rer a
Rosss lanyard, and was In the habit
getting on occasional sprees. ~'
xpRTNGFIELD. a
The Democratic Convention is being hell
, here to-day.
The sou heastern portion of our city |
being built up very rapidly.
. They have commenced working on th
long-needed addition to the G., s. & c
Freight House. ....f.. v....r
Mr.. J. Miller, on South Market street
has received fine lot OF second han
furniture, of the very best, which he
selling off rapidly.
The Shongberger House, East Mai
: street, is one Of the best hotels In the cit
for transient and regular bosrdens, Nj
Lathschutz proprietor.
The Murphy meeting last night was we
attended, and great interest manifested
: Quite number of speakers were presen
and number signed the pledge.
, The engineer and his assistant at Mas
: Foos g. Co.'s shop at the West End rt
y. ceived painful injuries while repairing
! boiler ON Wednesday, by scaffold falliE
' ten or twelve feet.
Miss Mary Brown, daughter of Samut
Brown, living on Grant avenue, while pla,
ing at one'of the neighbors recently, a
tempted to jump from a window, but h'
foot becoming entanslod in her dress, th
fell to the ground, breaking her ankle.
w. G. Coup's United States monst'
q show, the most exclusively original anius'
9 ment organization, an unparalleled con
6 binstion Of moral, instructive recreation
Il with entire, special and absolutely origin
! and distinct features of eleven rnafnnot
l sh ,ws, having no precedent in the worI
l. for novelty, immeniity, superiority on
s originality. will perform in Springfisl
n Tuesday, April 27tn, next.
Brief Bulletins.
IS Casper Dietzel found dead at Detroit