The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
and could not be quieted until put in

let's, which are to he placed behind the
altar of the Episcopalian Church, on
Fourth street.
Officer Charley Cooch is expecting the
Sheriff of lola, Kansas, to-day to take
charge of John l. ckins, whom Cooch
arrested at Franklin, Ohio, some few
days ago, for purchasing some goods un'
der false pretenses at lola.
DIED-Mrs. George Folkweis, after
an illness of several months with con-
rumption, died Sunday afternoon at l
O'Clock, and was buried this afternoon at
2 o'clock. The funeral services were
held at the German Lutheran Church.
Rev. Hebner of1iciated.
LEXINGTON. Kr.
Miss Florence Mitchell is in the city
on visit to friends. .r
The revival meetings at the First Bap.
tist Church are still in progress with fine
results. -,r ".....
The boys did not elevate Charles on 9
rail in honor of his election, but did
boost him high in the air.
The gospel services at the Broadway
Methodist Church are still continued
and the attendance very large. .
Mrs. j. H. Weihl is in New York buy.
ing a select stock of spring millinery
Her goods will soon begin to arrive.
Mr.. Charlie Rronston, of Madison, il
beyond doubt the next Democratic can
didate for Commonwealth attorney.
C. NJ. Johnson, our newly-elected
Mayor, has a majority over all competi
tors of 1l2 votes. Mr.. johnson il
twenty-seven years old.
Mr.. d. w. Standeford is so much i'm
proved from his recent sickness that he
appeared on the streets Saturday, to the
qualification of his many friends.
Mr.. John Boyd, Councilman from the
Fourth Ward, offered, and the Council
accepted, his resignation on last meeting
night. Who will fill the time-honored
vacancy?
The boys had made extensive calcula-
tions and preparations for jolly time
on Cheapside Saturday night, in honor Of
their newly elected Mayor, but the pour.
ing rain frustrated their design.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Miss Katie Weber is very low with
lung disease.
Miss Cora Stevenson, of Cincinnati, is
visiting friends.
Frank Hartmann, of Cincinnati, is a
guest of relatives here.
James Mcbride, of Cincinnati, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Dave Reece, Chattanooga, Tenn, for
merly well known citizen, was guest
of relatives last week.
Major A. B. Holabird, Superintend.
ent of Freiherg & Workum's distillery
Petersburg, Kentucky, was guest OF
friends here Sunday.
Dick Nelson left for Clarksburg, Ind,
to run tonsorial parlors of his own. We
are sorry to lose such a worthy and es-
teemed friend. Success to you Dick.
NARROW EscAPE.-Mrs. N. P. Powell,
while IN the act of putting little child
on the cars, slipped between the depot
platform and the train and was caught
by her dress and foot. The car-wheel
Just grazed her foot, causing a sprain
and swelling of her ankle. She will be
laid up for several weeks.
AURORA. IND.
A protracted meeting has been con-
Quoted every night last week by the
Christian congregation, in Criswell Block,
A great many Christian members from
Lawrenceburg attended. Sunday the
meeting was largely attended.
The Emma Leland Combination, which
PLAYED here four nights of last week, had
good house Saturday night. Wednes.
day and Thursday nights, on account Of
Lent and the rain, the attendance was
very SLIM The matinee Saturday proved
to be $50 house. Miss Leland and her
support are first-class and deserved bet
ter success.
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Mr. Straefer and family will remove
to Louisville tomorrow.
Preaching in the M. E. Church this
evening at 8 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
E. L. Sanders. All are invited.
The Committee on the new Town Hall
have been resurrected from their leth-
argy and are again hard at work getting
subscriptions
Mr.. Louis Helling, chief engineer Of
the Golden City, who arrived from New
Orleans last week, brought fifty pounds OF
pure Louisiana moss which he had made
into a magnificent wreath. Mr.. Helline
presented the wreath to Mr.. james l.
Anspaugh yesterday as a remembrance
of his election to Council. Mr.. Helline
knew while he was in the sunny climes
of the South that Mr.. Anspaugh would
be elected. A remarkable exhibition oi
faith.
The following is the programme of the
entertainment to be given tomorrow
night commencing promptly at {
o'clock:
opening song .ChOl
| Comic Duet ...Edward JOslyn and Chaa Dolm ar
The one-act farce, Quiet Family" with the