The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, o.

Six inches of snow at o'clock this
morning and still showing.
The Jr. Order United American Mechan-
les opened its fair at the City Hall last eve
ming with an auspicious attendance.
Louis Delawter, an employe at Beaver
& Butts sash and blind factory, had his
fingers cut off by machinery on Tuesday.
On the 9th inst, Rev. Vim. Herr, of the
Cincinnati Conference, celebla ated his nine
ty-fourth birthday, and the fifty-second
year in the itinerant ministry.
Some youngsters of the Oakwood School
stirred up nest OF snakes the other day,
and killed twenty-six, varying in length
from six inches to three feet.
The office OF Peters & Burns architects,
Jefferson street, was entered by burglar
on Tuesday night and robbed of $4 go in
money, about one dollars worth of post
age stamps and lot Of postal cards.
The fire alarm about o'clock last even.
| ing was from the Miami hose-house, Bax-
ter street, Miami City. A bed caught fire
and burned up at the residence of Mr.. J..
| W. Lawrence, corner Fifth and Hawthorne
| streets.
The Sheriff Allen County brought
down on the noon train, yesterday, Miss
| Della Zell, of Lima, to be placed in the
Asylum. She was prostrated in body and
mind, caused by the recent death of an only
brother.
Henry Krumm, living on Quitman
street, left information yesterday that lie
was knocked down and robbed OF a silver
watch and chain, at the corner. OF McClain
and Eagle streets, Tuesday night The as
sailants made their escape. =.
The Dayton & Southwestern Road was
incorporated Monday at Columbus, capita
stock, 100000. The road is defined as run
ming from Dayton to Farmersville. Mont.
gomery County, and to College Corner,
Preble County. Shares $50 each.
| Mrs. Henry Ruff, who resides on Mound
street, Miami City suddenly choked W
yesterday afternoon, and came very neal
4 dying The neighbors ran for DR.. Belville
and It was with great difficulty that b,
kept her throat open until she began tt
mend. He pronounced the disease Group
4 At the Soldiers Home yesterday Elk
Governor Smyth and Colonel Len Harri
met with Mr.. R. L Cummin and Mr.. Chas
A. Phillips with regard to the projected
. avenue to the Soldiers Home. It is ex
pected something definite will be dom
soon toward making the avenue il it is dom
atall.
/ The funeral of the late Jacob L. Buvin
ger was held this afternoon from the resi-
dence of the family on La Belle street
Mr.. Buvinger was member of Company
j A. Ninety. third, o. v. l. The survivin.
, members of the regiment attended tn
funeral. He was also an Odd-fellow. and
member OF Montgomery Lodge and Dayto1
Encampment. A delegation Of the Order
and also one from the car-shop, where Mr.
Buyinger was for many. years employed
attended the funeral.
WAPAKONETA. o.
G. v. VanAnda, the reporter of tn
Times, left on visit to Toledo for q wee
or SO.
4 Frank Roth, better known as Bogus,
who ran away from his parents, came hom
Tuesday and gave himself up.
81 A team belonging to John Morris 60
frightened at the train and ran away, breal
/. ing the spring wagon and few scratches
+ the horses.
: The O. N. G. had their election at th
armor7 on Tuesday evening. For Lieuter
q ant Colonel the ballot stood 46 for Geors
Bush and none for J. B. Crabs. The fiel
/ and staff will vote here.
CIRCLEvlLLE o.
$ T. B. Long was in Columbus Monday an
|, Tuesday.
: Lawrence Welden is spending . shol
visit in Portsmouth, 0.
: About 6 o'clock p. m. Tuesday stab
: belonging to Mr.. Dresbach was totally d.
! stroyed by fire.
DAYTON. IL.
Mr.. John Heidtich has opened Gig
! factory on Front street, Cincinnati. and a
ready employs several hands.
!. Mrs. 7. J. Jackson, and Mrs. Richar
: Jackson, of jefferson street, have gone
: their ilrmer home at California, KY, on
visit
! MASTER CoMMIssfoNER's SALE.-Suit
Nolte Va. Schulenter, Lot No. "a and ha
!, of Lot No. % in Block No. 16, in Daytol
I we're sold to the plaintiff at 500.
o Many of sthe votes on the additions
It $40 600 bonded indebtedness were give
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