The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-28


themselves into clique for the express
purpose of defeating Mr.. Anspaugh for
Council. Our citizens should see that
no cliques should rule. MIR. Anspaugh
has made good record, and is in every
way worthy Of reelection.
yINCENNES, IND.
John P. Sullivan and Rube West were
arrested Thursday at Hazelton, for the
murder of Thomas Miller the man
found in the back of Sullivan's saloon
last week.
The social event of tho season came off
Thursday evening. 1t was the second
annual Purim ball of the season, given
by the Harmony Club, at University
Hall, and was success in every respect.
The costumes were unusually elegant.
Among those present were Mrs. Anna
Gimble, of Philadelphia; Mrs. E. oyers, of
Louisville; Miss Eta Kahn, of Evans
vile; Miss Bertha Rothschild, of Wash
ington, Ind; Mr.. j. Miller, of Washing
ton; Mr.. Charles Loeb and Mr.. Nat.
Glieck, of Cincinnati, O. The dancing
was kept up until late, much credit being
due to the managers, Lou. Schoenfeld,
Lutte Vile, Barney Shoenfeld, Adam
Joseph, Isaac Lewis and Nathan Ham,
berger. 1t was an affair that will be
remembered by all who attended.
|. sPKTNGFIELD- n
Mr.. J. Miller, Of Lagonda, has lost his
third child by diphtheria.
Miss Hattie Altchul, Of Xenia, is
visiting friends in this city.
| Our mutual friend, P. J. Coons, has
gone to Germantown on brief visit.
Professor S. Morse will lecture here on
''Domestic life in Japan" March 4th
and 9th.
! George P. Corble is making twenty
five new uniforms, a coat and helmet, for
the Knights Of st. George.
Messrs. Buck & Burkhardt, Of Cincin-
natl, have opened q branch business at
81 East Main, whereuthey keep CONSTANT
ly on hand all kinds Of fresh meats.
Mr.. R. Farrell has purchased the
building next to Geo. Fish's harness
shop on Main street, and will open a
meat marketin the same Immediately.
Guy b Tuppin,. the popular tonsorial
artists of 81 Ea& Main, have added a
new chair, makibg four in all. Little
George is on deck and does it with his
little razor.
Mr.. George Alexander, one Of the
oldest employees Of the Lagonda Agri-
cultural Works had his wrist. seriously
cut with circular saw. 1t is feared the
hand will have to be amputated.
Mr.. H. 4. Floyd has purchased com.
Portable residence on Ellsworth street,
into which he will move at once. We
are pleased to state that Mr.. Floyd has
about recovered from serious attack OF
rheumatism.
Mrs. James E. Thomas presented her
husband with a fine girl baby, but what
puzzles the fond parents is that the child
had two well-cut teeth when born. DR..
Parks states that it is the most remark
able case that has come under his obser-
vation for years.
There was large attendance Of. par
ents and friends Of the schools and schol-
ars at the Northern Building yesterday
afternoon, where the r pupils of the
higher grade present ed most excellent
programme Of literary exercises in cele-
bration of the 73rd birthday anniversary
Of the poet Longfellow, whose protrait
adorns the walls Of the school-room.
At eight o'clock last night (Friday)
Allison, Solomon and McCrary started
in their 100 mile square heel and toe
walk. At midnight Solomon had to his
credit 20 miles, Allison 10 and McCrary
10. All are in excellent condition and
feel confident of success. The hall will
be crowded tonight to witness the close
of the match. Many ladies were present
last night and this forenoon.
\ The attractions at the Art Loan Exhi.
bition at Frank Growers old stand on
Main street is worth double the price Of
admission to any one and constitutes 9
museum that is locally the best ever pre-.
sented In Oprlngnelu. One Ol tne HOS
valuable euriosities Is an old Quaker
cloak once worn by Ruth Balwin Will
son, the heroine of one of Bayard Tay
lor's most celebrated novels. There is 6
large collection of Indian and natura
curiosities and ancient newspapers. Tit
Exhibition continues week longer.
, LEXINGTON. He.
Travel on the various railroad lines i
very light just now.
The Knights Of Pythias are about tt
organize drill corps.
The Wool-growers' will hold q Con
vention at Cynthiana next Friday.
Misses Iva McCarney and Kate Adair
of Paris, are visiting friends at Nicholas
vile.
Josie Layton, of Little Hickman, com
mitted suicide few days ago by takin
arsenic.
The Merriam Sisters will give con
, cert at Melodeon Hall next Tuesda,
i evening.
The hemp market was dull yesterda'