The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-20

afflicted with rheumatism for q few weeks, but fs
able to attend to business again.
Ths Huffman will case is still progressing: The
witnesses for the defense are being submitted 70
a severe and rigid examination.
The water was let in the canal yesterday even.
ing, the time having expired that the work OF
| cleaning should have been completed.
A palace car load of heather Chinese passed
through the city yesterday by the C., G., {: d
Railroad, en- route from New York to San Fran
cisco.
in the city Yesterday morning at $3.50 O'Clock; also
Mrs Schenck and her son, and Mr.. JOS Crane. ar
rived during the day.
Messrs Pfnnes Mcdaniel & Co. have COM
menced the erection of a very large factory build
ing the corner of First and Madison streets for
the purpose OF manufacturing hubs and wheels.
Marriage licenses were issued to the following
persons yesterday: John B. Prill and Lizzie J.
Wampler; Charles E. Hooven and Georgte A.
Rodgers; Francis Fl. Huelsan and Mary M. Myers.
The attendance at the Oakwood Park shooting
match of the Dayton Sharpshooters yesterday was
large and the shooting not quite so good as at
| the last fall match but a little above the aver
| age.
| horse and buggy belonging to David Ortez of
West Carrollton, were stolen few nights since.
and the police have been notified and reward OF
$50 offered. They have been traced to West Alex
andria-
| Christ Beckel caused the arrest of Peter Engel-
brecht Yesterday on the charge OF obtaining
an examination before the Mayor and was locked
| up in default of bail.
|
an alarm yesterday at $50 o'clock and when the
| Fire Department reached the point 1t was found
that to an Dr. old ahd oegsuped Sy
| three families. was nearly consumed
The families happened to he away from home at
The loss is estimated at about $400 for the house
The value of the household goods not ascertained,
sPRInGFIELD. o.
An immense crowd was in attendance at the
| "Look-Out' last night
Mr.. David Compton has added to his already
| growing business a new hack.
The High School festival will take place to-mor-
row evening. Prof. Stahl's Brass Band viii fur
nish music.
The Board of Lady Visitors of the Childrens
Home will meet on Saturday afternoon next, at
2 O'Clock p m.
Mr. Theo Houston, of New York. is in the city
| which explains why so many OF our young ladies
| are dressed in their best.
| Mrs. Reed, the well-known fashionable dress
maker who recently located at As Pearl street. is
doing excellent business.
Mr. Martin Gibbons is making improvements on
his house on East Main street. such as shingling
| his roof and plastering the inside.
Mr. Geo. Gridlow, formerly policeman. who has
bought out Leffels old cigar stand on East High
street. is doing thriving business.
A white rat caught by Mr.. J. g. Huffman.
of West Main Street 1t was cream colored,
though perfectly white the under side, with
red eyes.
Only two arrests last evening. viz: Martin Nc
Laughlin. drunk and discrdsriy. by Officers Fos-
| ter and Hughes; and August Steinheim, for lol-
tering. by Officer Hughes.
Yesterday we were shown a fine picture OF Mr.
Joseph Whitehead. who was killed at the battle of
shilo. near Holly Springs Miss: 1t is present to
| Miss Octavia Whitehead from her Southern rela-
| tives-
| CUT THIS OUT.-Our readers will please remem-
Der that Office is No. S5 East Pleasant street
All communications and subscriptions will be
given prompt attention by addressing L. Straube,
with the above address
A Springfield woman recently married Chi
nese laundryman, and in few days afterward
the unhappy Celestial appeared at a barber's shop
| and ordered his pg-tan to be cut off, saying. in
| exclamation. t'Too muchee yank''