The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
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Buck Creek got boom on Monday, and
spread extensively. s... .ti. er
b Philip Phillips, the noted gospel singer,
sang on Sunday at the services at the High
street M. E. Church. tg,ss ..... ..u'.-
The st. Raphael's Fair will be continued
throughout this week. From present indi-
cations the receipts will far surpass those
of the former year. .tr,..t .....t-.
The Misses Ella and Mary Percelle, Of
London, Ohio, who have been spending
several days in our city as the guests of
Miss Norton, of Spring street, returned
home to-day. 4 ''
The Mayors time on Monday was taken
up principally in comforting justice upon
the following raft of badness: Adam Hell
frick, an aged drunk and disorderly; Maria
Belle Mckinney, common prostitute; John
Ross, drunk; Owen Biggins Charles Con-
ser. John Ritter, ]. B. Lodge and Rose Del
linger, drunk and disorderlies.
The Lagonda House has undergone a
change of management, Mr. John Book
walter purchasing Col. Jones' furniture in
terest, and taking full charge of the house.
Colonel Jones will for the present remain
at his old post of host until Mr.. Brookwal-
ter names his successor. Considerable
alteration will be made both to the archi-
lecture and interior OF the building. The
hallway and Office floors are to be
laid in tile, the fourth floor
is to be raised, and an elegant
cornice will surmount it The rates Of
the House will be increased on lower floor
accommodation. The house, after the i'm
provements have been made, will be a
credit to our city, and the new manage
ment promise 1t blessing to the travelling
public. -s ...ira a".t
The fatal misfortune Of John II. Babb,
which was given to our readers in the tele-
graph news of the STAR of Monday, was the
absorbing topic of conversation
during the day. From a number
of eye witnesses of the affair we learn that
Babb was walking west on Pleasant street
and that he had just crossed the bridge and
had reached the abuttment when
he was noticed to fall back
wards and disappear down the
embankment. The distance to the
drain OF the railroad bed down the
incline from the bridge proper Is about
twenty feet Down this incline Babb
plunged for about twelve feet, when he
struck head foremost upon number o1
large stones. crushing In his skull and then
rolled to the bottom.
The war Of words engaged in by Dr. Rus
sell and DR.. T. R. Potter at the bedside o
Babb on Sunday night is being much dis
cussed, both by the people and the profes
sion. There are few but who
himself in hot box by colliding Will
ough censure for his conduct at the bedside
of dying man. From the testimony givel
as to injury sustained and treatmen
rendered in the first instance by DR.
Potter. and the prospects ahead for
possibly be derived at. DR.. Potter's treat
ment was the stoppage of the flow OF blood
and the sewing of the scalp and pronounc
ing the case necessarily fatal. He gave NJ
hopes unless reaction should take plac
when he would then trepan. Several prom
nent people, besides good common sense
have been consulted regarding this. AM
they say that trepanning should have beef
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be obtained without it. DR.. Russell think
that he has Potter under his thumb, an,
we vouch that it won't be, his (Russelps
fault should Potter wriggle out. las.
Iyt .5,ed nELLEvUE. Xxx. t't
Splendid weather for ducks.
Lost. on Berry avenue, an amethys
set with four pearls The finder vii
please leave it at Burrows store, on Fail
field avenue. p5+8 ..... .. ~.
A rumor was afoat at a very early hou
this morning that man had been shot las
night, but who the person was we coul
not learn.
| About two weeks ago the store of MI
Setter in Cincinnati was robbed of som
clothing. The thief became consciou
stricken and returned the goods again.
1T is said that one Of our young ladie
will shortly give grand Leap Year party
The ladies will then escort their Jonnie
and Jimmies, who will furnish refresh
ments. 1t will be new as we'll as novel.
We were told on good authority that
certain gentleman who has visited in Belle
vue for two years is keeping himself wei
housed from his business in Cincinnati
owing to the fact Of living little fast an
squandering about $500 OF bis employer
money. No names until further develop
ments. Our citizens had better not guess
as they will not guess the right party.
A very social and pleasant evening va
spent at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Do
man last night, the occasion being th
eighteenth birthday Of their daughte
Miss Tillie. A large number were presen
aKeep a going for those frog-pond sid
walks" said well.known citizen to u
this morning. why" said the either
"those sidewalks are disgrace to the tow
and the citizens whose property ADULTS o
the sidewalk have no shame" ts... f..
An effort will shortly be made to orgal
ize Lodge of Goud Templars by persor
who have followed the movement for year
but who are disgnsted by hearing insultin
language by parties who stand around tt
entrance to the Council Chamber.
| I0T1lut sl3li LEBANON. O.. ll7 a
!; AL Baker 10 now our Deputy Sheriff.
The benefit concert rendered to Mi
Nina BidWell, Of. Kansas, did not pan o,
at all, as her friends came out $14 won
than nothing ssgs,ssesss.'. .rg,s's1
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