The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-22

evening ut DIR. Scoby's residence on
Front street A host of his friends, in
Guiding the Old Folks Organization,
who came in a body, assembled, and
passed the evening very pleasantly.
A puzzle known as the Devils Knot"
is engaging the attention of the lhrees.
1t has worked up more excitement than
the little Gem, and some are considerably
"mixed" over it. The proprietors OF the
Dayton Asylum might as we'll rig up
another cell.
A cutting scrape of some magnitude
occurred about four miles west OF this
city yesterday. The parties interested
were Peter Welsh and his brother John.
They had an alteration when Peter
drew knife and cut his brother several
times about the left side and shoulder. A
warrant was sworn out and Officer Tom
Recan arrested Peter, who settled the
matter up in quick order The cut in the
left side was near the heart and might
have proved fatal.
MIDDLETOwN.O o.
Dex. Conklin is home visiting his
mother and sister ON Second street,
Ben. Smith has purchased new ba-
rouche, which will run to and from all
trains.
Mrs. M. Harnist, milliner on Main
street, always keeps on hand the latest
styles of all kinds of hats and bonnets.
Miss Jane Coombs' Dramatic Comedy
Troupe are looked for at this place Tues
day evening, April 9th. James Wool
ley, manager.
Mr.. S. A. Bowman, agent for the
Acoustic Telephone, has just completed
line from Tytus' paper-mill to John
Tytus' residence on Main street.
William Lewis, of this place, and
Charles Hester, of Miamisburg, started
for New York City this morning, to be
absent several weeks, visiting relatives.
Mr.. John L. Graves, living about three
miles north of this place, had a valuable
horse stolen from his stable Tuesday
night, and he offers reward of $50 to
any person that will deliver the same to
him. Constable Cooch and w. B. He'd
ding were notified Immediately, and
start in pursuit
PIQUA. q.
The trial of John easy for breaking
in A. Coles shoe store Sunday, resulted
in binding HIM over to Court.
The largest and most fashionable we'd
ding of the season TOOK place this We'd
nesday) evening at the residence of A..
Friedrich, the contracting parties being
Miss Lollie, second daughter, and Mr.. A.
Loerve, a prominent business man of
Urbana, Ohio. Guests were here from
Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Dayton. Richmond, Columbus,
Delaware and Troy. The presents were
numerous and elegant. The supper was
all taey could wish. They left on the
midnight train for Cleveland and the
East for pleasant trip Many are the
wishes for their future happiness.
VINCENNES. IND.
Dave Sachs, OF Cincinnati, is in town.
Sam. Blum returned from New York
last night.
M. A. Frank, Of Cincinnati, well
known here, was in town Wednesday.
The 9th the Ringgold Band Of Terre
Haute will be here for the l. .. o. F
celebration.
Gabriel Goldsmith, of New York, wht
has been visitinghis son Joe G., returned
home Tuesday.
Charles Louis, for several months OF
visit to Greencastle and Cincinnati
returned home Wednesday.
Will. Viehe, one of our Main-street
boys, will be joined in the holy bonds Of
wedlock to Miss Lou Roster, a charm
ing blonde. The wedding will takt
place tomorrow.
Mack Stewart, while under the infu
ence of liquor, got on No. of the o. 4
M., ard in attempting to get Of
while the train was in motion, h,
turned summersault and got .
fractured skull. He will probably
recover. He is colored barber, and il
OICen unucT tue lnuucuCe VI llq uOT.
MARJ eta.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Koon2
will take place from the residence of M
E. Hovey, on Greene street, Thursday
at Up. m.
The funeral services of Mrs. G. A
Phillips took place from the residence O
L. w. Phillips, corner of Seventh an'
Butler streets, Wednesday morning.
The Buckeye State passed up at 4 r
M, Wednesday, with fagt half-mast, o.
account of the death of Captain Kerr
| He died suddenly soon after reaching hi
home, at Ironton, although he had bee
on duty up to that point.
Business is booming on the banks G
the Muskingum. The stone for the ie
harbor begins to pile up on the Harms
side, and preparations are being made fc
getting out the stone for the free bridg,
on the Marietta side below the parl
. while at the upper end OF the park, tb
new College Boat-house has reached IL
: second story.
APRIN1FIELD. q.
A grand Ratification was held