The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05


dale to-day.
MI. Gus HolterhoG who went to Cali
fornia for his health, Is rapidly improvinE
and hopes are entertained for his complies
restoration to it
DAYTON. ..
The Emmet Guard ball at Beckel Opera
house last night was in all respects con-
plete success.
The following marriage licenses were =
sued yesterday: James Lewis and Clan
Bailey, John g. Pfeffer and Kate Scroch.
The case Of Joseph Stomps against n
City of Dayton is now on trial before Judp
Elliott and jury in the Court Of Commsa
Pleas.
Joseph M. Harden, of Browntown, sa-
pl we'd by John Rouzer. met with an aoni-
dent recently by which one Of his arms va
broken. l
Major Blackburn, of Cincinnati. caMe
up to the city last evening. to consult with
Messrs Nsvin and Kumler, counsel In To
The lockwood. Moulton wedding at Glea-
dale to-day will be . grand affair. Min
Sophie Lourv. Of Dayton. will be one a
the bridesmaid
Captain John Crow. mail agent ON the
Dayton & Southeastern, was injured yes
terday by being thrown violently against
tho side of car In which he was stand
ing.
A switch engine bounced" the track at
the culvert between Prairie-street crossing
and the river late last night from the c.. II.
Il D. track and fell so a. to block the Short
line track.
The fog which surprised everybody laa1
night lifted after midnight and at 5 this
morning scarce vestige of it was visible.
The mercury at the same hour was within
80 of zero.
The recent high waters in the Miami cat
channel from point near tho far end Of
the Snort Line Railroad bridge, below
Millers ford bridge through the woods 10
the river below.
The fire alarm last evening was from box
25. corner of Montgomery and Third streeta.
caused by burning chimney at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fleischman on Clinton
street. No damage.
The fourth exhibition of poultry, pig
cons and pet stock, given by the Southern
Ohio Poultry and Pet Stock Association,
opens to-day at 10 and II East Second
| street, between Main and Jefferson. d.
Bill Blackburn, the man that our officers
tried so hard to catch last summer. an
who shot Officer Ritzler and made his @.
cape when that officer had caught him. -
whom Captain Clark shot in q chase aftup
him, when he made his escape again, -
been caught at Lima it is said.
r.. HAMILTON.
Henry Lewis (colored) died last night Z
dropsy.
John Mayo was the only representative
of Wednesdays drunkenness. ,
Len Huron has charge of the Atlantic q
Union Telegraph Office in this city.
The funeral of Mrs Leva Allgeyer, mother
of M. Allgeyer, took place ct St Joseph's
Church yesterday. -J7t, H
Gerry LonxfelIow, of the First Ward, whs
has been quite sick for some time, ID still
unable to be around. ~'.
Mr.. James Parker Is back from Indiana
and hopes soon to move to Hamilton, when
he intends to locate.
The steam saw-mill has been started up
again with Q full force Of men, under Tie
able supervision Of Mr.. Commack.
At the last meeting of Council the Civil
Engineer reported that culvert ought 70
be built on Wood street at cost not to az
coed $S2 25.
The "boys' at the Hamilton Plow
Works are busily engaged on an order of
500 cotton plows, for use in the cotton
fields of the sunny South.
N. D. Bkennan's smiling face will b.
missed from the Western Union Telegraph
Office, as he has accepted permanent po.
sition in the A. & P. Office at this point
A Mrs. Barnett, of the Third Ward, took
a small quantity of muriatic acid Tuesday
evening, which came near resulting in
death. DR.. George Skinner administered
the necessary medicine.
At the election last night at the Armo1
Major James E. Neal was chosen as can.
didate for Colonel of the Fourth RegimenA
The decision rests with. the Board Of Co1a-
missioners. which is to meet at Dayton.
The discussion between the Cyclopaedia
men, held at the Y. M. G. A. rooms La
night, was long and lively. Ali tho points
were discussed by both sides, and the mat.
ter left with the judges, who will report b.
day. . ....
II. P. Deuscher is very magnetic manA
having lately attracted person some eight
hundred miles with the promise Of . very
Lucrative position, which he failed to have
in store for this fair specimen Of tina mals
gender.
| FAIRFIELD TO THE FRoNr.-Ths Combs
family, of Fairfield Township, composed At
several brothers, are advised by their u.
torney, Robert Christy, OF Washington,
that there is no doubt but what they ars
entitled to and will get property valued =
$3.50, ,000.. xxx.
The reception At the residence of Hon.
Peter Murphey yesterday, in honor Of ths
| marriage Of his son, VIM. E., to Miss Nan
ME I. Vinnedge, was in every respect .
grand affair. One of the most splendid
suppers that ever tickled the palate OF maa
was spread before the assembled host and
gotten up under the supervision Of Mm
Murphey and her two amiabls daughten
Cora and Sallie, ...,I..[
] The following figures are from the report
of the Superintendent of Schools for the
month ending January Soth, 1880:
ENROLMENT since September, 1879 ..........l, -
in German English Dept......-. ~
In COlOred SchoOla ......... r