The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-10

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Mayor Bennett assessed fine Of $11 80
upon VIM. Engelbert on Friday for cru
city to animals. Williams offense was
brought about on Tuesday night last,
when he drove nag at a rapid rate
through Main street, during which he
ran upon our weil-known citizen and
friend, Jos. w. Gilbert, doing him a
serious bodily injury, the effects of which
he has not yet recovered.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our past mention: John
7. Ruby and Minerva Guigson; Hub
bard Walls and Della Trevine; Fred
erick w. Kloff and Rachael Thomas;
John E. Schiller and Sarah Minner;
Martin A. Coins and Emma E. Colwell /;
Leroy d. Robinson and Nellie A. Wood;
Henry S. Roberts and Anna M. Jones.
MIDDLETOWN.O o.
The new street-sprinkler works to per-
fectiOn.
Mark Thomas is visiting friends in
Hamilton.
Mrs. Henry Behrens is confined to her
bed with severe cold.
The old scissors-grinder creates quite an
excitement upon our streets.
Sam. Storms is visiting friends and
relatives at Dayton, Ohio, this week.
There will be services in all the
churches tomorrow morning and even.
ing.
Mrs. Hearsh, of Franklin, spent few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Johnny
Potter.
James Haines, of Philadelphia, Pa,
put up at the United States Hotel whi e
in our city yesterday.
1t is rumored that New York City
gent will soon lead to the altar one of
Middletown's fairest bellies.
Eddie Gillespie has returned home
from Columbus, after an absence of four
weeks, visiting friends and relatives.
Simon Goldman is now in New York
City buying large stock of goods for his
MAMMOTH dry goods store on Main street
Miss Emma Bork, an accomplished
young lady of Cincinnati, Ohio, is tht
guest of Miss Lizzie Bapst on Third
street.
A reward of $500 is offered for the ar.
rest of the murderer of Mr.. Lehman in
Shelby County, o. This is a bonanza
for some one.
Mr.. Martin Eichelbarger is the hap
piest man in Madison because it is g
bouncing boy, weighing twelve pounds
arriving Wednesday evening.
Frank Thompson (colored) started last
evening fo- Oxford, Ohio, to attend the
funeral of his brother Neel, who died
yesterday after an illness of several
months.
Mr.. Charles Bapst has received the
agency for the North German Lloyc
Steamship Company and will furnish
tickets to all parts of Europe at the low
est rates.
Van. Butler. youth of thirteen year
and an employe of Wilson & McCally'
tobacco factory, had his left arm badl,
mashed and bruised yesterday, and it i
thought amputation will be necessary.
The Dayton and Middletown football
teams will have another tussle on or abou
Saturday afternoon, April 18th, on tn
grounds opposite Wardlow & Thomas
) paper mill. This will be one of the mos
J exciting games that was ever played, a
both clubs are in good practice.
Rev. A. B. Morey, of Cincinnati, will
, lecture before the Quixotic Club in tn
: Quixotic Hall, on Second street, Of
Tuesday evening, April Goth. Subject
Mammoth Cave" This will be the las
lecture of he season and the club vii
adjourn until next fall The club vii
issue tickets sufficient to fill the hall an
no person except those holding ticket
will be admitted.
Officer Smoyer arrested man by tn
name of James Brant, Thursday ever
ing, for making an indecent assault upol
a female dog belonging to Jacob Weber
and landed him in the cooler. He vii
probably have hearing before Mayo
Hedding to-day. Brant has not been GU
of Jail more than one week, where he wa
serving out sentence of seven month
for stealing fish.