The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
CONNERSvILLE, IND.

CONNERSvILLE, IND.
Rev. G. T. Harney is holding series ol
meetings at the Christian Church.
The Good Templars elect officers tonight.
The Lodge numbers about forty-fve mem
bers.
Chas. Klenk was fined before Squire Dale
yesterday for an attempt to provoke an as.
sault on VIM. R. Plummer.
The coming election will be tight one.
It is rumored that Forrey will not Rhoel
into office quite so easy this time.
DAYTON, ky.
Prayer meeting tonight at the M. E.
Church.
Captain Bean is now in daily expectation
of his new cars, which will be daisies.
The street car fare from the Newport end
of the bridge to Fifth and Walnut has been
reduced to 5 cents.
The music and tableaux at the Baptist
Church tonight will be of high order and
merit a good attendance. The proceeds are
for the benefit of the church.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS William and
Elizabeth Tieman, of Dayton, to R. L. Stone,
Lot No. lis in Taylor and Davis division
of Dayton, fronting 29H feet on the west
side of Dayton avenue by 81 feet deep;
also, Lot No. 116 in same division, fronting
28H feet on the west side of Main street
also, Lot No. III, same division, situated
on the northwest corner Of Main and Mon
roe streets; $1,000.
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
M,pny.ru TrcuNcu Duo,erun Toso..
B. Gill and Jane Fuller, Henry D. Davis
and Annie Brown.
The Wabash got up little "boom" or
Sunday, and has succeeded in maintaining
its standing since then.
The measles have got strong hold at the
Orphans Home, being prevalent not only
among the children, but among the Sisters.
The blaze discovered at4 o'clock Tuesday
morning, at No. 224 East Main street, dam
aged the Everlasting Elevator Bucket
Works to the extent of 5000. About as
much damage was also sustained by water.
Leopold L. Goodman, well-knoxn citi-
zen, and for many years the representa- tive
of one of our choice business marts expired
at his home on Tuesday morning from
heart disease. Deceased at the time OF
death had scored his ffty-sixth year and
had resided in Terre Haute thirty-two
years. .....
The Foley-D y-Duenweg contested election
case is to occupy Judge Thurman's atten-
before struck jury composed of the fol-
lowing material: Robert Black, Philip
Randolph, John H. Rhyan, John Rankin,
Harvey Evans, Richard W. Brotherton, H.
s. Creal, John Van Cleave, Samuel s.
Moore, Wesley Hull, Warren Souls. SAM
uel Cheek, VIM. G. Forbes and Isaac
Shul.
A grand military and civic entertain.
ment given under the auspices of the Hager
Veterans, G. A. R., is announced for
Wednesday evening, April 9TH, at the
Opera-house. Upon the occasion General
Dan. Macauley is to deliver his spirited
lecture "a Night March in the
Shenandoah Valley" Mr.. Q. H,
Talbot of indianapolis, In readings; also,
Mrs. G. J. Colgan, of the same city, In reci-
tations The home talent to participate
are the Davis family in songs and Professor
Carhart in recitations. The whole will be
topped off by grand prize drill, in which
the Light Guards, Hager Veterans, Govern
ors Guards and McKeen Cadets are to en-
gage.
BELLEFONTAINE. O.
DR.. H. c. Rutter is in Columbus
Bellefontaine is to have fire alarm tele-
graph.
A child of James shuffelton's was badly
bitten by dog yeste rday.
MAYORS COURT. Mitchell Bower, drunk
and disorderly, fined 81 and costs.
Mr.. John White, of Chambers dry goods
house, is confined to the house BY sick
ness.
There will be dance at the Miltenberger
House tonight. Music by a band OF wan
dering minstrea
A self propelling engine brought here
from indianapolis, became unmanageable
on Columbus street and ran into ditch.
Workmen have been busy to-day getting it
in shape. Toni ght 1t will resume its
journey.
DAYTON. o.
The vote for Major Of the 4th Regiment,
stands, Holden. Sc, Patterson 5. =,
John Hogan, young man employed at
the Narrow gauge Transfer, had one of his
hands very badly crushed yesterday while
at work.
The two lodges Of the Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics have char cred
a car and will 20 to Springfield this evening
to meet their brethren ofthat place.
Rev. Father Goetz has received letter
him that His Grace, Archbishop
Purcell, and Rev. J. F. Callaghan, D. d., Of
will assist at confirmation SER
vices at Holy Trinity on the second Sunday
in May. DIR. Callaghan will lecture there
on the evening Of the day.
The following marriage licenses were is
issued vest. rday by the Probate Court: