The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-02
leyote his entire attention to the bust

devote his entire attention 10 the Dusl-
ness.
Frank Shockey. an obliging and gen
teen young man, has charge of the retail
department of Frazer & Harremans
boot and shoe mandatory.
Fairbanks & Cox, of the Distillery, are
building large four-story building in
connection with the old building. They
average 100 barrels of high wine daily.
wAPAKONETA. O.
Elizabeth Gray, who had fit, was
almost burned to death while her parents
were AT church.
Bills are out for free lecture to be
given by Mrs. DR.. A. Gould. from Chi
cage, at Dieker & Fishers Hall Friday.
Subject: "Health and Common Sense"
WASHINGTON G. H.. O.
Charles Carr, a laborer employed at
Ely's elevator, was instantly killed on
Saturday evening by being run over by
a switch engine ON the G. & NJ. V. Rail-
road, at the foot of Fayette street.
Carr was on the streets on Saturday in
toxicated, and is supposed to have been
drunk when killed. About 8 o'clock his
body was found lying on the side of the
track with one arm cut off and his head
completely split in twain, and the entire
br in lying on the ground beside the
body.
HAMILTON.
The Helen Potter Pleiades Combina-
ton at the Opera-house Friday evening,
March 9Th.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" drew big house
last night. The transformation scene
was par excellence.
Ed. Coudly is about to start laundry
in this city in the building formerly oc'
cupied by Fisher & Vessel.
Fred. Nuenberger looks fine in that
new suit of clothes, so much SO that the
Niles "boys" we've astonished.
The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mayer rendered them an
elegant surprise Saturday evening, al
which the merrest of merry times wai
had by all present.
Patrick Gordon, ex-Clerk of Butle,
County, died Sunday morning at his
residence ON Ludlow street. The funeral
takes place tomorrow morning at S
O'Clock, at St. Mary's Church.
Adam Echilbrech was pulled ont Of q
wagon by sheep yesterday, striking hi
shoulder on the ground, breaking his
collar-bone. The necessary medical as
sistance was given by DR.. Falconer.
Chief of Police Dirk hts captured the
horse thief and brought him from Gin
rinnati. He is CHARGED with stealing
Mrs. Dieful's horse Saturday night last
from the barn on her place, some three
miles below this place.
The members of our efficient and very
worthy police force handed in petition
to Council last night, asking for an in
crease of salary on the ground that they
are the recipients of the stingest little
sum paid any force of equal strength il
the State.
The many friends Of John F
Schwenn, member of School Board from
the Second Ward, and whose term o
office expires this spring. would like tt
see him re-nominated and elected. Mr.
Schwenn has given gener i satisfaction
and is in every way qualified to fill this
position.
POLICE PICKINGs-Mike I.ehay, ar
rested for being drunk. This was th'
1l7th time he has been ar
rested on the above charge; Mike Cox
on suspicion of being an expunged Ci
cago street car driver; Chris. Peters, fo
gymnasting with his fists; John Gustol
was taken in in the morning, likewise il
the afternoon. The last man arreste,
for being drunk hadn't any name.
4 AT the Council meeting last night bill
were passed to liquidate the expenses O
the city as follows:
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