The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-14

Ildtl 70 bukC tHcuotrco 10 Iafno kuaao AOR otAO
relief of Irish sufferers.
John r., son OF Mr. James Fulmet, died
yesterday Of .diphtheria, aged fifteen years.
This 10 the third child Mr.. ana Mrs. Ful-
mer have lest within the last fortnight.
YKsTERDAyls CoURrs. Mumford
Va Anna Mamford On hearing, decree
of divorce was rendered in favor of plaintiff
for neglect and cruelty.
A writ OF habeas corpus was issued
against Wm. Bilimire and Lucy Billmire
for the custody OF Susie Harshman. child
OF three or four years of age, on complaint
of her mother, Amanda BeroH On hear
ing. the custody Of the child was awarded
TO the mother.
Theresa Geiger vs. Albert Geiger for
merly OF Dayton, we're divorced yesterday
In Cincinnati.
The annual election of Directors OF the
Dayton 4 Southeastern Railroad Company
was held yesterday. The following persons
were elected Directors for 1880: D. E. Mead,
John K. McIntire, w. P. Cailahaa, T. A.
Legler, Robert L Oulnmin M. G. Allison,
r. C. Trebein, A. 3. Christopher, John L.
Peringer, Daniel Mclean, Wm. J. Ingham,
John c. Entrekin, H. g. Willard, IL. F.
Austin, and s. r. Secrist
The new Board organized last evening by
the election of the following officers and
Committees:
President D. e. Mead; Vice-President,
Fl. g. Willard; Secretary, f. Sprague;
Treasurer; John s. Ankeny.
Executive Co,Amittee-M G. Allison,
w. p. Callahan, ]. K. MeIntire, John G.
Entekin.
Auditing Committee-T. A. Legler, F.
G. Trebein, Robert l. Cummin.
This morning about o'clock a team ran
away on Wayne street. Nobody hurt.
.., aPRIN0FIELD. a
The invitation extended Parnell and Dill
Ion has not as get received a response.
McBeth & Bros. furnish the floral work
for the franklin banquet on Saturday
next
The molder's kit. offered BY the St. Ra-
phael's Fair to the most popular molder,
netted $249.
Rev. J. B. Helwig, DID,, will respond to
the leading sentiment, "Ben. Franklin" "
on Saturday next " ...s.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Lewis, of South Leb-
anon, who have spent several days in our
city returned homeward to-day.
Fears are at present entertained that Jas.
Bauers, the man cut Oh the levee on Sun
day, may be seized with lock-ja He still
refuses to name the assalant.
Bob Ingersoll addressed moderate-sized
house last night. His address, Liberty for
Man, Woman and Child" was listened to
attentively and as times was greeted by
uproarious applause.
Upon wall sent up by the people of
Bellefentaine, the reward for Inskeep, the
murderer, has been increased to $500, and
the different Chief Executives throughout
the States notified of the fact.
Some rooster with demolished "wad"
was jerricked through large window
pane In the Railroad House this morning.
The crash woke up the immediate vicinity,
who got up to take in tornado.
Mr.. Daniel Boyle, President of the Father
Mathew T. A. B. Society, is ia receipt of a
letter of thanks from the Archbishop of
Tuam, ireland, for The receipt of the Pep
per lecture, forwarded some time since for
the relief Of suffering Ireland. .....
An art exhibition is announced for Fri
day and Saturday nights next at the Opera
house. The same represents large num-
her of beautifui paintings pf attractive
scenes from all countries, shown to the OBJ
server with the aid of powerful light.
Mr. W. H. n. Wood, the yardmaster in
the G., c., G. & I. yards, met with serious
accident while making coupling on Tnes-
day morning, being struck in the side by
the bumpers. breaking two ribs and injur-
ing him otherwise internally. He was
taken to his home, in Delaware, during the
day.
The following ara the officers elected at
late meeting of the Board of Managers
at the Springfield Savings Bank, to serve
during 1880: w. g. Field, President; A.
C. Bleak, Vice President; ]. G. Buxton,
Treasurer aud Cashier, Trustees. A. 8.
R3;aashneil, o. s. Kelly, 6. Nagel, G. Ludlow,
w. II. Blea R. Q. King and Amos
Whitley.
A reception was rendered last evening to
Mr.. Alvin Lewis and wife, of South Leb"
anon, Ohio, by Mt. and Mrs. Auao,;,hus
Cretors Of No. 23 North Race
street. A large number of invitations
we're extended, which met with hearty re-
sponse, and the cosy home was tested
to its utmost. OF the company
represented considerable musical talent
was enlisted who gave their services for an
evening OF vocal and ,instrumental selec-
tions, which was greatly enjoyed. The re-
freshments offered lacked not for excel
lence or variety, which speaks merit for
the jolly hostess, whose effort to make it
pleasant for oil was successful.
PIQUA, o.
\ Our schools are now in full progress.
The Wall mansion has another male
heir. .....
The United Brethren are holding their
protracted meeting this week..
II you wish your new dress made neat
and in the latest style, call on Miss Need.
ham.
The new notion store from Richmond,
Ind, which has taken possession of one of
the rooms in the Opera Building is hav-
ing grand rush They have employed ten
and four casli-boys to assist dur
ing the busy season.
|. Van Carpenter, Rob Scott and Fred.
Turk. three Of our young bloods, Of about
.nineteeA years of age, suddenly took a
notion to play the part of the prodigal
son, and have not been seen since Sunday.
The parents, who are all wealthy and re-
spected citizens, are in hot pursuit, and ex-
l. 4 IL.