The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12

Cigar Store, had fine "Big Indian"
sent him from some of his friends in
South America. He intends to remove
from the old stand on East High street
to No. So South Limestone street on the
25th of this month. g. l-- e
Richard Mackey was seriously injured
in Mast's shop few days ago while
grinding plow shovel ON an emery
wheel. 1t seems that in some way the
shovel slipped and struck him in the face,
making serious wound over the eye.
The following arrests were made in
our city on Saturday night and yester-
day (Sunday): M. Jackaway, drunk,
Officer Hayward; Frank Kelly, suspio-
ion, Hayward and Norton; Frank Bren-
nan, drunk, Chief Schuchman; George
Thomas, melting riot and resisting Off
GERS, Chief Schuchman and Officer Fos-
ter; Clark Leffel, cutting with intent to
kill, Wilson and Hayward; Susie Kuntz,
disorderly, Officer Foster; Mary Ward,
drunk, Officer Merton; George Helfrick,
petit larceny, Chief iSchuchman and Off
Ger Foster; John Mclaughlin, John
Gaffney and Thomas Mclaughlin, lott
ering, Norton and Foster; Mr.. Wilkins,
drunk, Chief Schuchman; VIM. Kelly
and Charles Oldridge, drunk, Wilson
and Lang.
Prof. Adams singing class meets to-
night. "|'H'4a,
The Good Templars meet tonight at
the residence of Mrs. Genoway.
Another meeting Of the stockholders
of the Town Hall will be held Saturday
night.
Miss Susie Pownall left on Saturday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Elliott, Of Mil
ford, O.
Mr.. Peter Hartwig leaves tomorrow
evening for his plantation, near New Or
leans, La. .a Nr-
There is no change in the condition of
the venerable Martin Robbins. He is
still quite i'll. -.q ,# oa.a
The heavy frosts Of the last few nights
have done considerable damage to fruit
trees in this vicinity. "'t-
Mr.. VIM. Elban, of Taylor avenue,
will probably not leave Bellevue this sea-
son, as has been announced.
The S. G.'s will hold meeting to-
night in Wenderoth's Hail. Quite a
number are running for Chief. ~
DIR. Keith says he don't need a ,slung-
shot as long as he carries his bell-punch.
The bell-punch weighs two pounds.
The Temperance meeting last night
was addressed by Rev. Chas. E. Mccoy,
of Cincinnati, in a remarkable speech.
Three signers took the pledge.
We were told this morning that the
young people of Bellevue are fearfully
Jealous of one another. This Is charge
that the young people should resent. +
Rev. Mr.. Watson conducted the SER
vices in the M. E. Church morning and
evening yesterday to large audiences,
who were very favorably impressed with
the sermons and the style Of delivery and
4 appearance Of Mr.. Watson.
Messrs. Chas. w. Nagel, W. L. Gould,
Walter Ross and VIM. Stall, Republican
delegates and alternates, leave to-rlor-
row evening for Louisville to attend the
Republican State Convention and te
shout loud and strong for Sherman.
HAMILTON.
Come, gentle spring, ethereal nildness,
come.
Work is being pushed rapidly on Snider
Il Sons new paper mill.
The newly elected city officers will be
4 sworn in at the Mayors Office tonight.
Messrs. Isaminger and Campbell returned
Saturday night from their trip to the
A East. t- t..H ...E ..
The concert at Seven-Mile was quite
largely attended by Hamiltonians and
proved q brilliant success.
MANY of the teachers who were in at
tendance at the Teachers Association hel6
in Becketts Hall last Saturday put up al
the Phillips. "s- .H.a.s
The alarm of fire at 10 o'clock Saturday
night was caused by the burning OF build
ing on Boudinot street belonging to Alex
Gorden. Loss $3.50. '
Miss Carrie Humbach commenced her
duties as saleslady at 7. v. Howell's DRY
goods store this morning, where she viii
be pleased to see her lady friends.
The funeral of Joseph Ssgers the particu
lars of whose death were given in a specia
to the STAR of Saturday. took place from
St. Stephens Church this morning at
clock. .l4 tG t
The Hughes Cultivator Company shippe,
on Friday last four-horse cultivator t,
G. M. Kelly, Of Willows, Colusa County
California. They are doing business TO
the world.
| d. M. McClung, late graduate of tn
| Law School at the University Of Mich
gan, has connected himself with Lawye
Robertson, and may be found at his ofic'
on Basin street. l...., ....
William Sortman, the First Ward gro
ceryman, and his genial clerk James ar
great curiosity seekers. Their list Of tn
complicated and curious is already large
but the cry is still they come.
Yesterday afternoon we visited the seem
of the fire at Middetown, where Alex. Hi
q Sons pulp mill was partly consumed b!
tha f;ary a n p,ao nm 2aturdov n;yht Th