The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-12


The wife of Mr.. G. A.Rackafeld pre-
sented him with fine silver hunting
case Rockford watch and chain, in honor
of his birthday.
Mr.. Henry Bishop, dealer in fancy
fowls and eggs, is in receipt of an order
from Sunfower Landing, Miss, for $l5
worth of chickens.
The Murphy meeting was well attend
ed last evening. Good singing and speak
ing, with few slgners to the pledge, was
the order of the evening.
VINCENNEs. IND! I
Lon Schoenfeld and Lutte Web went
to Evansville to attend the Schoenfeld-
Kahn nuptials. .-
Coroner Chas. Cornayer held an in
quest on the body of a two-months-old
colored child, three miles in the coun-
try. Cecilia Vesta Thomas was the
mothers name. Verdict, accidental
death.
DELAWARE
Decoration Day the 29th inst.
The G. L. S. G. will meet next Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. Rev. J. G. Jackson, who has been
visiting friends at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has
returned.
The Medical Association Of Delaware
met yesterday in their Medical Rooms at
the Courthouse.
The sulphur spring on the College
grounds is visited more than any other
place in this city.
The Woman's Temperance League met
last Sunday at 3 p. m. in the yestry of
the St. Peters Church. The meeting
was addressed by the Rev. F, Merriek.
The Senior Glass of the Ohio Wesleyan
University will have a vacation, COM
mencing the 2lst of this month, and
will continue for ten days This will
enable them to prepare their graduating
speeches.
Prof. Elroy NJ. Avery, of Cleveland,
will deliver lecture at the Ohio Wes-
leyan University, June 22d, ON the
Electric Light" and will also have ex-
periments. The College grounds will be
lighted with the electric light for the
promenade concert.
HEHLEvUE. Kx.
1t was stated in this column over a
week ago that Mrs: Uberschlag objected
to the granting of marriage license to
James Davis (alias Dummy" Dayis) and
her daughter, Louisa Uberschlag. Mrs.
US objections were that Davis bore
bad reputation, and was also of q differ
ent religion to that Of her daughter.
However, these objections did not allay
or diminish the love of Louisa to Davis,
as about week ago she left home and
boarded in Cincinnati, near the place in
which she had worked, up to last Satur-
day, when she and Davis, accompanied
by few of his friends, proceeded to
Hamilton, Ohio, and there succeeded in
getting a license and getting married on
the same day. The happy ldeaf and
mute) couple then returned to Cincin-
natl, where a big supper was given in
their honor by number Of Davis
friends. On Monday Mrs. DAVIS began
her work again in cigar factory, while
her husband will wait for something to-
turn up. A picnic, it is said, is to be
given the bride and groom at the High
land House. Cincinnati.,
.. HAMILTON.
Skirmish drill at the Armory to-
night.
Chas. E. Doty visited his parents at
Franklin yesterday.
William Morton has accepted a posi-
ton in the telephone Office.
Irwin Lehman is rusticating at Bentel
& Margedant's for his health.
Sweet strains of delicious music were
dealt out at the Phillips Concert last
night.
The St. Paul Benevolent Society has
raised the price of the round trip tickets
to st. Louis to $5.
J. J. Corrigan is meeting with good
success as representative of the Mutual
Aid Association Of Columbus.
On the evening of Thursday, May 18th,
there will be a young surprise party
rendered one Of the Fourth Ward ''boys."
Owing to pressing necessity there will
be game Of ball played On the after
noon Of May 18th by the Variety Boys
VS.. the Niles Molders
Active preparations are being made
for the celebration of the eighteenth
birthday of Miss Louisa Pfeil, blush
ing young damsel of the Second Ward,
which takes place tonight.
The funeral of Jacob Slonneger takes
place tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
at the M. E. Church in Seven Mile, ser
vices to be conducted by Reys. Finley
and Augspurger. Place of interment,
Darrtown Cemetery.
John Heet had his foot badly mashed
at Long & Allstetter's establishment last
Saturday. 1t is generally understood
that he took his foot out from under a
small piece of iron weighing 300 pounds.
He went home.
SPICY SPARKS FROM THE "DEATH
TRAP" ."-Thos. OBrian was collared for
peddling without license. Ed. Highland