The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27

LAWRENCERURG. IND.
Joseph Gurus, of Cincinnati, was tn,
guest of relatives this week.
Miss Fannie Lowe, of California, o.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lowe.
Edison's phonograph exhibited to fou
hundred children in Odd-fellows' Hal
Wednesday.
John Falkner, for assault and battery
was before Mayor Roberts. Fine ant
costs, $2S rs.
Attend the Maud Oswaldt Dramati,
Company in Kathleen Mavourneen" a
Odd-fellows' Hall tonight .
MARRIED.-Miss Lizzie M. Savage, lat
a school-mistress in our public schools, tt
Joseph w. Brenkert. The hymenea
knot was tied by Rev L. M. Wells al
half-past last evening.
NEWARK. o.
The courtroom is nearly finished, anC
will be opened about next Wednesday.
The young folks of this city are striv
ing to form literary and dramatic club
E. w. Shafer, of Grandville, was ar
rested by Officer Doc Brooke, charged
with beating his family. He is waiting
the action of the Mayor.
Dennis Hedreck started yesterday af.
ternoon for Kansas, with the farming i'm.
plements of Gen. Chas. Woods. Success
is wished him by his many friends.
Chas. Canada, colored, was arrested as
being implicated in the burglary Of
Bakers warehouse, a short time since.
He was bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury in the sum of $500, in de-
fault of which he went to Jail.
AURORA. IND.
Tom Watts, of Patriot, Ind, called
upon friends Wednesday.
James Hillman, Janitor of the Opera-
house, left Wednesday last for Elizabeth
town, and to visit sick relatives
Rev. J. B. Grandy arrived Wednesday
from North Vernon, Ind, where he had
been down with fever for three weeks
at Colonel Trips residence.
Charles M. Grimsley, sixteen-year-
old son of Nelson Grimsley, of Sparta
Township, fell and broke his leg during
recess at school on Monday last.
A Telephone Company was organized
and incorporated. 1t will communicate
with the Mitchell building in Aurora
md the Clerks office, in the Courthouse,
in Lawrenceburg.
The feast at Schultze's Hall yesterday
Thursday was regular imitation of a
genuine New England dinner. The
adies appeared in regular old-fashioned
New England styled costumes. A very
natural "Log Cabin" was placed in the
lall. The dinner was a success.
The Democratic Club met and organ
zed permanently in Schultza's Hall
Wednesday evening. 1t comprises the
whole of Center Township. Mayor
:. H.. Green was elected Presi-
lent. John Mcclure, John Phillips, Z.
Ieaton and SAINT. Givan, Vice Presi-
lents.
RleHMOND. IND.
The Hoosier Drill Works received
heir third order in three months by ca
lie on Wednesday from Russia for wheat
rills.
The children of our public schools are
n active rehearsal for the production of
he opera "Golden Hair, or Three
ears" which will be given in public
larch 25th.
William Engelbert and James Chap
erly, two gents engaged in n scheme to
rink up the alcoholic product on tap in
ur city, were each assessed IS 65 by
layor Bennett on Thursday.
The residence of Mrs. Ryan, on Noble
rect, near Sixth, was entered by sneak
lief on Wednesday night, and suit of
er boys clothing taken. A young man
as arrested for the offense but upon ex-
mination he was released.
The trial of John E. Crawford, charged
18th a rape upon the person of Miss
Elizabeth Abel, which has been in prog
ess for the past four days, has created
ute topic for conversation. The Jury
as charged on Wednesday night, and
p to the present writing had failed to
,cure verdict. The general opinion
expressed is that the result will be dis.
yreement.
John Beller, a triAing thief, was col
lred at the Union Depot on Wednesday
vening by Officer Bennett when about
for his home, Centerville.
ohm had during his stay among us ap-
ropriated a silk handkerchief at the
ore of Mr.. Arnold. When arrested
ohm pleaded not guilty and was bound
YER to Court in the sum of 5000, going
, Jail in default.
VOsLER's REvEL.-The most diaboli-
al case of inhuman treatment has lust
cen brought to light in the arrest and
onviction Of John Vosler, an employe in |
he Wayne Agricultural Works. The
,atement of the above mentioned fester-
,g eye-sore now to be in our community,
delivered in staggering manner in
ne Mayors Court ON Thursday, shows
i'm to be entirely devoid of the quail.
es in the making of a man. Vosler had
lven his son, lad of fourteen sum-