The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27

| pau. n petlllOn Is now Delng Clrculateu
in the Wayne Agricultural Works for
signers asking for Vosler's discharge
from the works.
WAPAKONETA. O.
Jake Waltz sprained his arm by q
fall.
Mr.. ]. Millinor's funeral was well at.
tended in spite of tine rain.
Ford Millinor, who was here attend
ing his fathers funeral, left for Middle
town to attend to his duties as type
setter.
The mighty Dollar" drew a fair house
last night.
Large quantities of ice are being
shipped into this city from Chautauqua
Lake.
Washington Rodgers was before the
Mayor, charged with drunk and disor-
derly.
Vincent Rigio and Stella O. Rasse,
Joshua Main and Belle Reg have been
licensed to commit matrimony.
Officer Norton captured Den. Henne-
sey, one of the "birds' that escaped
from the S'tation-hOuse some time ago by
burrowing out
The Universalist Art Loan Exhibition
is now open at No. 80 E. Main street. 1t
has many pleasant features and is we'll
worth attending.
George Moore was arrested and tried
for breaking windows in the new Cham
pion shops, but there was no testimony
leading to conviction.
The "boys" have decided to 90 on
clark" very seldom hereafter, for they
have decided fear of getting into the
station-bouse and from there onto the
stone-pile.
Several falling stars struck window
in house occupied by Mr.. Ferrell, on
York street, yesterday evening, and cre-
ated some excitement among the occu-
pants for few minutes
The Patriotic Order Sors of America
met last evening and installed nine men,
bers. National President John r.
Reeder, of Hamilton, was present and
assisted in the ceremonies.
New cells for female prisoners will be
built up stairs at the Station-house so
that stop can be put to the profanity
and obscenity INDUCED in at present by
both male and female prisoners.
Moses Parker was lodged in the Sta
tion-house on charge of disorderly. He
made fearful racket when first locked
up but finally became very quiet, when
an officer went in to see what could bring
about such an unusual quietness He
was found busy at work tearing up his
blanket into broad slips with which to
hang himself. Whether the lunatic was
attempting to make believe or was in
dead earnest is an open question. He
Tailed to create any sympathy i'll his be-
half.
EELIEvUE. Kr.
The Knights of Honor will interest
themselves in good programme to-
night.
The Favorite Club will make applica-
tion to Council next week to rent the
Council Chamber.
Mr.. Shawan's private ball last night
at Wenderoth's Hall was we'll attended |
and an enjoyable evening spent.
DR.. Keeney and wife, of Newport, are
about to take up their residence with
Mrs. Pillars, mother of Mrs. Keeney.
Mr.. John Phipps, of Front street, has
a very good image of himself at the
Grand Opera House this week. Marks is
his name.
We make the prediction that the Good |
Templar Lodge, when fairly started, will
in short time eclipse their sister Lodge
Of Dayton in numbers.
Miss Eliza Blakeney, who was married |
a few nights ago in Dayton, is a sister Of
our well-known citizen, Mr.. Geo. Bla-
keney, of Center street.
The case of Charles Dolman va. joseph
Good will be tried before Mayor Morgan
tomorrow night. Squire Mann's condi-
tion disguised both parties on Wednesday
night.
The Enquirer reporter must be max.
ing study of religion lately. He talks
about Presbyterian Church in Belle
vue. We would like to know where said
church is located.
The men nominated for the respective
offices to be filled ON Monday on both
tickets are all good men. The voters
know all the candidates, and pay their
money and take their choice.
The primary meeting was not more
than half as large as the one held on
Saturday night. Mr.. P. F. Genoway,
5r., was nominated for President of
Council. and Messrs. John T. Shawan, J.
K. Dimmick and Alfred West, for Trus-
ees. Mr.. James Blinn was nominated
Is Trustee for the short term. Mr.. Dres-
elhaus was nominated for Treasurer, and
Mr. S. Littleford, Jr., for Clerk, and Mr..
Reuben Tedrow for Assessor. Lively
alking will be done between now and
Monday.
AvONDALE.
Mn Henry Coffin left for Washington