The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26

james f. ,Wooley, will play at LelDees
Opera-fIail this evening. This troupe is
we'll known as frst-class company.
Constable Cooch, in charge of the
horse thief Thelmelon, started Saturday
morning for the place to where the thief
had sold the horse, belonging to Mr:
Brookley, some twenty miles beyond
Eaton, 0.
HELLEvUE- IKE.
A number of friends propose getting
up an entertainment for the benefit OF
Mr.. Reuben Tedrow.
The temperance meeting was addressed
last night by Messrs. Black and Noyes.
Four signers took the pledge.
The many friends of Mr.. Theo. Jacobs
| will be glad to learn that he is again able
to attend to his grocery store.
Councilman Jas. L. Anspaugh arrived
home yesterday morning at 4 o'clock
from Pulaski, Tenn. Mr.. Anspaugh
speaks highly Of that part of the coun-
try.
Mr.. Albert M. Hill finished a fine
crayon portrait Of Charles Linville last
Saturday. The work is well executed
and reflects credit to Mr.. Hill as an
artist.
Birdie Wilson, the three-and-a-half-
year-old girl of Mr.. Eli Wilson, was taken
suddenly i'll with spasms yesterday morn
ing. 1t is thought that all danger is now
passed. ...
Deputy Marshal Wash. Ross arrested
Sam. Lee, alias Sullivan, and John Law
ton, both Of Cincinnati, for being drunk
and disorderly yesterday afternoon.
They were both taken before Mayor Nor
gan, who put Lee in Jail until be sobered
up and let Lawton out on bail. Lee was
let out after Z o'clock on the promise
that he would steer clear of Bellevue in
future when drunk. AS this has been
the first person in jail considerable ex-
citement was created.
At the Good Templar meeting on Sat.
urday four additions were added and
five propositions received for member
ship. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter: W. G. T., VIM.
I. Smyrl; P. W. G. T., Eugene Pillans;
W. V. T., Mrs. Nixon; w. S., Miss
Vinia Tedrow; w. F. s., Cordilia Mich
OILS; w. G., Furry s. Adams; W. T.,
Mrs. Burrows; w. M, James Dolman
w. l. G.. Mrs. Knarr; w. o. G., Richard
King; W. R. s., Mrs. Balance; w. L.
S., Miss Mary Dolman; Trustees, Mrs.
. Balance, w. E. Williams and Nose
Thompson.
> At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Town Hall in the Council Chamber
on Saturday night, the following gentle-
men were elected as permanent officers
for the ensuing year: President, T. F.
Beyland; Vice President, Jonn T..
Shawan; Secretary, w. L. Gould; Treas
urer, George W. Robson, Jr. The fol-
+ lowing compose the Beard of Directors:
Messrs. Nagel, Dresselhaus, Morgan,
Luhn, Newman, Furhman and Harry
Sproul. A motion was carried that nc
lot be selected for the hall until twelve
weekly installments are paid in by the
v stockholders, commencing on Saturday
J. night. The above motion causes consid
g erable dissatisfaction to those who wert
;, absent, they claiming that they will no
: pay one cent in until they know where
d the hall is going to be built.
). vINCENNEs. IND.
The alarm Of fire at noon yesterda!
t was caused by lightning striking tn
g house of Mr.. Gus. Wise, tearing up on
e end of the roof. The concussion thre,
Mrs. w. across the room, as also Mrs
,e L, A, Were. Mr.. Plummer was throw
1t across the street. No one was hurt.
1PRIN0FIELD. a
re Circus tomorrow.
n- DIR. Won Norman is expected to retur
st from his trip to New York to-day.
n. Mr.. Matt Bahnholtzer keeps a frs
he class German boarding-house on Ra
e. Main street.
" Mr.. Baltz. Grobb is doing a rushir
Il business in his store on West End Z
~ ~ has also been making repairs at the rel
~ ~ of his building.
he Large attendance at the Murphy NEE
at ing last night. Good speakers, good sin
Mt ing and good work for the temperan'
ch cause in general.
There are number Of men that Ii
is around drunk in the rear of Mr.. Boyc
is coffin shop Sunday afternoon, and ve
ICE frequently at night, which is quite 1
es- annoyance to the neighborhood. d
ew city officers should look after this il
'ar mediately.
;as n Last Saturday evening about half q
,v3 nd ter 8 shooting affray took place at t
-. Nv residence of Mr.. Hatfield on Nor
" street. 1t appears from what we lear
l. that one Charles Miller and anoth
fr ,he young man had been paying their 1
.SSe tentions to young lady, and one |
t t0J come jealous of the other, and it !
''0 suited that the latter shot Mr.. CHAR
Miller in the center Of the left han
with a pistol, making terril
the wound. The wound was dressed by l
all Alf. Potter. No clue yet to the Q
ost that committed the deed.
Ac The following names were found