The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
III HAMILTON.


Stephens meat stand.
Mr.. D. A. Hotchkiss of New Haven,
Conn.,, left Hamilton yesterday morning
bound for st, Louis.
Mr.. Oliver Floyd, formerly a resident Of
the city, is lying very low of lung fever at
Pisgah, o. There is little hopes of his re-
covery.
We called on Mr.. Gross, the carriage
maker yesterday, and found him making
cage for wild animals to be used by Charley
Leopard.
The attention of our health officers is
called to an existing nuisance on Water
Street, near the old Liter Reaping Estab-
lishment
Prof. Chas. G. McVey, of Mt Healthy, Is
announced to lecture on Pneumatics be-
fore the Butler County Teachers Associa-
tion May Sth, 1880.
A small fire in Kuengs grocery, corner
OF Second and Dayton, was extinguished
by the boys of the Threes yesterday with
out the aid of an engine.
The Odd-Felows' Social at their hall last
night was splendid affair. 1t was given
In honor of the sixty-frst anniversary OF
their existence in the United States.
The Hughes Cultivator Company is re-
ceiving numerous and fattering testimo-
malls from parties who have bought and
used the "Magic Hoe" which is considered
the best.
Those young law students from this city
leave next Tuesday for Columbus to be ex-
amined for admission 10 the Bar before
committee OF judicial luminaries appointed
by the Supreme Court
A good deal Of interest Is manifested in
the appointment of the new Board of Trus-
tees for the Lane Free Library. 1t is under
stood that some of the present Board de-
cline reappointment. The Library has
grown to be popular institution. An
intelligent and progressive Board should be
appointed.
A very elegant and select dinner was
given yesterday at Mr.. J. @. Crowley's in
honor of the sixty-eighth anniversary Of
his birthday. The Committee that pre-
pared the supper at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night was invited, and helped enjoy the
good things of the occasion, which was one
not soon to be forgotten.
| DAYTON. o.
Nearly all the expressmen of the city
yesterday attended the funeral of their
deceased comrade, John Kiefer.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: John J. O'Conner and
Gertrude Keenan,, August Schaublen and
Maggie Bolenboger.
During the thunder storm on Sunday
morning cow belonging to Mr.. Chris
Riesinger was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed in the stable.
The rain has caused the overflow of the
river below the city, doing considerable
damage to land in the bottoms where 1t
has been plowed for the spring crop.
Hon. John J. O'Connor was this morning
united in wedlock to Miss Gertrude v.
keenan, at st. Joseph's Church, and left at
an early hour for their future home, st.
Louis.
Forty-thres years ago yesterday, in
Brown County, Miss Pauline Jane Graham
and DR.. ]. J. McIlhenny were married
Consequently yesterday was the forty
third anniversary of that event, and 1t wa
} duly celebrated by hosts Of their friends.
The heavy rains washed away the sup
port of two bridges on the D. & s. e, nea
Cotton, at the other end of the line. Thei
condition was discovered yesterday morn
ing after the train had passed over one o
them.
Mike Burgess, q section foreman on tht
E. & E. Railroad, white on his way to worl
yesterday morning, dropped suddenly tc
the ground, and on examination he wa.
found to be dead. Death was produced by
disease of the heart.
A little girl, the daughter of Mr.. Chas
Georgi. was badly hurt yesterday by ,
, leopard in the menagerie of tine circus
She approached too near the cage and the
animal, reaching out one of Its paws
caught her by the head, drawing her tt
him.
Robert D. Sandford, one OF the resider t
of the Soldiers Home, was killed yesterday
morning by falling from the roof OF Bar
racks 26, where he was engaged painting
the railings. He was carried to the hospi
tai after his fall, but it was found that b,
was already dead.
Sergeant Daniels and Patrolman Moor,
yesterday morning arrested Thomas Jen
nings, accused by Mrs. Short, who keeps
notion stand on Jefferson street. Of picking
: her pocket In the afternoon Officer.
Fowler and Ogier arrested at the show
ground VIM. Jenkins, whom Mrs. d. P
} Harris, of Henry street, charged with at
tempting to pick her pocket.
TERRE EAUTE, IND.
Sells Brothers, "the greatest Of then
ALL" on saturday night.
Washburne, perhaps "the coming man,
will address the people of Terrs Hauts q
an early day. ...
Mr.. Thomas Ahern, most genial ant
well-met fellow, working the West in tn
| interests of the New York Weekly depart
ed from our midst ON Monday night TO
Cairo, Ill.
Terre Haute has carried under the pre-
sent municipal government burden o
decentralization. The bold denouncemen
of this sweet-scented gang" by the hom
press meets with the hearty commentator
Of all good citizens
The present police system reorganizet
with the present municipal government
presents for our city's care the most bril-
liant display Of disreputable mugs
Power only causing them to forsake thei
.. calling, GROCERY guardians.
The neighborhood of that dive OF crushe,
niger singers, the Adelphia, was the seen
on Saturday night of blcod-letting, tn
victim Of which was an unoffending Ger
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