The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-10

covered by the debris of the wagon.
William, the younger, had his shoulder
blade broken and was scratched and
bruised badly. The plucky little fellow
on being taken from the wreck requested
the men "not to mind him but to look
after his brother" The older brother
was stunned and bruised but otherwise
not seriously hurt.
sPRINGFIELD. O.
David Carlas, of East Main street, is
very ill.
Mr.. Henry Bishop has entered into
the breeding of first-class land and water
fowls.
The ten o'clock ordinance was passed
on Thursday evening at the Council
meeting.
Marie Mckinney was arrested and
fined SIS and costs for keeping ahouse of
ill-fame.
Peter Hothschultz, the genial proprie-
tor of the Spangenburger House, is max
ing hosts of friends.
Mrs. J. G. Buckingham has been very
i'll for the past week. 1t is hoped she
will soon be on the way to recovery.
The "Comical Four" held a grand
masquerade ball last evening at Zishler's
Hall. Quite number were present.
DIR. R. Ormsbee was admitted to men,
bership of the Clark County Medical So
ciety at their monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon.
Drs. Russell and McIaughlin's Office
reminds us of barber-shop on Saturday
evening, owing to the rush they have
every day.
Margaret Sullivan was arrested yes
terday by Officers Hayward and Walters,
and Frank Hagler, both for drunk and
disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Gillingham, the new proprietor o
the Limestone-street confectionery andf
ice cream parlors, started his soda foun-
tain going this morning.
A Social was held at the Second Pres
byterian Church last evening, and a
pleasant one it was, too. Mr. Milburn
lul eiiS NV SiNhii'
Frank Kelly and Pat. Brice were ar
rested and fined SIS each on Thursday
evening, the former for stealing an over
coat, and the latter for disorderly con-
duct.
| Seventy-fve invited guests were pres
ent at the wooden wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. HahI. They received
many valuable and useful presents from
their friends.
Jennie Moles and Lottie Staffonal be-
came too talkative at the Mayors Court
yesterday to suit His Honor, and were
taken to the Station-house, where they
can cool their angry passions.
At the Mayors Court yesterday after
: noon reporters were out in full force and
everything was rare and racy. The fol-
lowing examinations were made and
fined accordingly: Jennie Moles, SIC
and costs; Frank Kelly and Dase Dill
lineer, $5 and costs each; VIM. Wells
Leattie Stafford and Clara Ginnevin, S:
and costs each; N. M. Jackaway, 81 ano
COSTS
There was a large audience at the
Murphy meeting last night. Remarks
were made by the President, Joseph
Clippinger, A. r. Ludlow, Revs. Fiery
and Robinson and Mayor E. S. Wallace
Preparations were also made for the en-
tertainment to be given by the Murphy
choir next Tuesday evening. Ticket
can be procured at W. F. Pretzman'
and John Berry's bakery.
HAMILTON.
Jake Boil and one or two other police
=. have made wager as to which can wea
their overcoats the longest.
Mr.. Asa Schuler will be back from hi
trip to the West, where he has been Wis
iting Kansas City and other places, in 1
few days.
: The teachers meeting that was held a
Beckett's Hall this morning was largely
attended by teachers living in this ant
adjoining counties.
Jno. G. Skinner, Esq, leaves next weel
for Topeka, Kansas, to visit his sons, AL
bert and Frank, who have charge of hi
large sheep-farm. He will be gone abou
six weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Tweedale, of the firm of J
. G. Skinner & Co., manufacturers O.
: cloth, express, roofing, carpet-paper, etc.
p informs US that they are rushed will
orders and at present doing a fatterinl
business.
a At the Hamilton Boiler Works the,
+ have commenced work on three false bot
n toms to be used at Snider & Sons nev
+ paper mill. They will probably get tn,
q contract for furnishing the boilers TO
this mill also.
Mr.. John Watt, formerly resident 0
: Hamilton, but now of Merritton, Ont, i
I in the city on business. Mr.. Watt is a
/ present connected with the Lincoln Pa
: per Mills Company of Merritton, ans
# has business with several firms in thi
{ city. He says they buy all their felt o
i ShuIer & Benninghofen, and have som
:. business with the machinists of this city
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