The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

W6DD, w. Rs aver, otePhen JOHNSON. nlS
is strong ticket and will receive warm
support The Executive Committee are
DR.. Highland, Charles Mathews and Wat
son Parker. 0>
HAMILTON.
Easter Sunday was observed in beft-
ti1 manner at all the churches.
Peter Young stands out as strong can
didate for Assessor from the Fourth Ward.
Mr.. J. w. Meyers will return from Frank
fort, Ind, tomorrow after four weeks
sojourn.
Basin Street Chimes, ooh Johniee,
Washee, Washee. Yes, Mclean Man
Wantee Washee."
Martin L. Miller, an employe of the Miles
Works. had finger clipped off while work.
ing at lathe Saturday night.
Miss Mollie Owens, of Mt. Auburn, was
entertained right royalty yesterday by her
friends and relatives in this city.
Thomas Regan will be candidate for
reelection to the Office of Constable. He
has always been first-class officer.
A man by the name of Shubert has his
left hand crushed in the gearing of an en-
gine at Hahn's butcher shop last Saturday
while trying to oil it.
Martin Betz, Sr.. died at the residence OF
his son, John Betz, at 1No'clock yesterday
afternoon. The deceased had reached the
advanced age of seventy.four years.
On Friday evening next the Parnell Re.
lief Fund will be augmented by the pro-
ceeds of lecture ON "The present condi-
ton of Ireland" by John Murdoch, ESQ.,,
of Scotland.
The third annual ball of the Dayton
Police Benevolent Association will be
given on Wednesday evening, March 31st,
at Gebhardts Opera House. Our entire
police force has received complimentaries
and will attend in body.
The Fourth Ward High Schoo! building
will soon be capering in the shade OF host
of evergreens. naples. weeping willows,
| ETC., that are soon to be set out in its spa
cious yard. This much-needed improve
ment has been secured through the in
domitable push of L. D. Northrup
John Kirk. Of Symmes' Corner was the
| first one to occupy an empty cell at Hotel
| de Bruek on Saturday afternoon. He
came to town and got hold of a copy OF
| the STAR which informed him that we had
an empty Station-house, whereupon he
proceeded to get outside of too much Mid
dletown beer, and was collared by a "cop."
He spent Easter Sunday in room No. 3.
At a meeting of the Democracy Saturday
night a committee of one from each ward
and one from the city at large were ap'
pointed to meet at the Council Chamber
tonight and report as to the time and
manner of making nominations for the
various city Offices. The following Com.
mittee was appointed: First Ward c. E.
Beck; Second Ward, R. B. Millihan; Third
| Ward, w. A. Endaly; Fourth Ward, Mi.
chael Regan City at Large. J. e. Owens.
vINCENNES. IND.
The Ben. Cotton Combination will be
here the 31st
Theo G. THUS has his confectionery and
fruit store next to the Post-otfice now.
Lee Senisheimer, okCincinnati. was in
town Friday. He is well known here.
The Light Guards give q ball Monday
night to buy uniforms with the proceeds.
Little Johnnie, the son of J. D. Cox, OF
the Grand, reported to be very low, is i'm
proving. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Lampson leave this
week on a several weeks trip to Illinois,
Kansas and Indian Territory to visit
friends
Ed Gegnasky, the butcher, denies that
he stole CAPTAIN CaldwelPs hogs, and says
there will be no affidavit made against him.
He is out ON $3.50 bail. ...!
The Bishops chimney caught fire at the
Cathedral Saturday during the storm, but
was put out before the Fire Department ar
rived. Damage very little.
+ Joe Engelstien. G. F. Best, Henry Weller,
Cincinnati, and Henry Aarons, New York,
all arrived yesterday to take positions in the
cigar factory Of Joseph Schmidt.