The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15

Will Anspaugh was first with song, Ed
ward Joslyn reading, short speech by
James Dolman, reading by Charles
Dolman, reading by Adam Smyrl,
harmonica solo BY Walter Everhart,
Miss Mollie Carr beautiful temperance
song, and short address by Mr. John
II. Foster. The choir also rendered sew
eral songs in good style.
MADISON. IND.
The following ticket WAS nominated
this evening by the Republican prima-
ries. For Mayor, Hon. John w. Linck;
Councilman First Ward, J. w. Thomas;
Second Ward, Fred. Binder; Third
Ward, Nat. Williams, Fourth Ward,
James White; Fifth Ward, Harry G.
Kyle; Sixth Ward, John Hoasland.
Three Water-works Trustees were
elected, John G. Moore, to serve three
years; Charles Wood, to serve two years;
James Stewart, to serve one year. The
streets have been quiet all day.
xPRINGF1ELD- a.
A party of gypsies arrived in town yes
terday. !.
Mr.. 9. E. Stewart, proprietor of the
st. James Hotel, has opened new regis
try book.
Squire Smith is having his Office nice
ly papered, painted and calcimined. He
won't let the Courthouse get ahead OF
him.
The Georgia Minstrels gave an enter
tainment at the Opera House last night.
The programme was carried out as ad-
vertised.
Mr.. George Bringley, molder of this
city, will be married TO Miss Ida Slven,
at the BRIDES residence tonight, and a
general good time is anticipated.
The Coterie Club, under the manage
ment of Mr.. John Miller, had social
last evening at the Opera-house parlors.
The music was furnished by Worthing-
tons Band.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Miss Willis, on Tuesday
evening. Splendid refreshments were
served and all had a jolly good time,
which will long be remembered by those
present.
We received a pleasant call from Mr..
A. M. Middleton, from Urbana, general
agent of elbow l Know" or Sixteen
Years Eventfnl Experience" beautiful
and interesting book, and well illus
trated. He is stopping at the European
Hotel.
A lecture will be delivered by Prof.
Emory M. Avery on the subject "Elec-
trio Light" this evening, (Thursday) at
the Opera House. 1t will be illustrated
by many rare and beautiful experiments
in magnetism, electricity and optics. 1t
will, no doubt be of great interest.
A fight occurred between John Miller,
saloon keeper, in the western part of the
city beyond the corporation, and Bill
Minrich, North Hampton constable
Miller was brought before Squire
Smith and fined SO yesterday morning.
The trouble was refusal to pay for
drinks.
Mr.. Benz Ridgeway, reporter of the
LINES, wis dSSdulGeu yesterday morning
about one o'clock, while returning from
Kinnane's wedding, by party of roughs
who were incensed at his account of the
Saturday night riot. Several shots were
fired on each side, but no blood was
spilled.
Only two names were found on the
Station-house slate last evening, viz:
Thomas Coleman, lettering, by Officer
Norton, and James Hayes, drunk, by
Officers. Hughes and Newell. Eight
cases were disposed Of by the Mayor,
three women, drunk and disorderly, and
two of the men for fighting, and three
drunk and disorderly.
A very pleasant time was had at the
reception of Happy TOMS and John
sons, on North Market street, Tuesday
night, after the Murphy entertainment
Ice cream and other refreshments were
served by Tom and Joe, and their friends
greeted them and wished them hosts ol
success in their new business of repair
ing furniture, umbrellas, etc. A large
number were present, and all enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.