The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. O.

DAYTON. 0.
Examinations began at the High School
to-day. ~
The Dayton Insane Asylum contained
yesterday six hundred patients.
Samuel Mckee. of Troy. Ohio, lost a
hand in cogwheel at an oil mill last even
ing.
The work of demolishing the old Third
street Presbyterian Church began yester-
day.
The following license to marry was is
sued yesterday: Harry E. Emrick and
Emma'J. Kemp.
| There is some talk of building new
Court House on the vacant lot adjoining
the present building.
MILITARY ELECTIONS Ns-Company A-Neal,
40. Company C-Neal, %; Armstrong, II.
Company E (Xenia Meal 40.
The Harries Guards Military Fair was to
have opened last evening, but the commit
tee was unable to get all the goods in posi-
ton, go the formal opening was postponed
until this evening.
A drunken woman near the old Colum-
bia House, East Third street, fred twice at
a neighbor woman and then turned and
shot twice at her own child last night The
police'gathered her in.
The three youngsters who stole lot OF
brass from Car in the Pan Handle yard on
Sunday. night, were arraigned before May
or Butz yesterday and in consideration of
their extreme youth let off with repri-
mand.
Mrs. J. B. Keller, wife of John B. Kel-
Ter, of the Keller House, on Second street.
met with painful accident yesterday
morning. She is quite large woman, and
while on her way up stairway with
lamp in her hand. she slipped and fell, Sc
verely iniuring herself
Captain Alexander, living on Third
street. West Side, has model pointer dog.
One of the Captains hens was killed some
four weeks ago, and the dog took her brood
of eight chickens under his especial care.
He is as jealous in his attention to them
as any mother.
The poles are up, and the wires stretch
ed ready to connect the new fire alarm
box which will be put up at the corner of
Xenia avenue and Allen street. as soon as
it comes from the mandatory at Cincin-
natl, which will be in few days The
new box will be No. 38.
A spark from chimney set fire to the
, roof Of James O'Connor's dwelling-house,
No. 8 Council street, yesterday morning,
and before the fire was extinguished a
small hole was burned in the roof An
alarm was turned in from Box 81, corner
of Third and Clegg streets, but it was not
, found necessary to throw any water, as
the fire was extinguished by buckets.
Damage, twelve to fifteen dollars
HAMILTON.
Miss Jennie Shanklin, Somerville, was in
, town yesterday.
The railroad boys are looking for an ad-
vance in their wages soon.
Superintendent Chas. w. Bennett of
, Piqua. will attend the meeting of the O. 1T.
, A. to be he'd April 10th.
w. B. Brown, student of the Ohio
> Wesley University, at Delaware, will spend
his summer vacation in Hamilton.
! Prof. L. R. Marshall will read a paper
! before the North Butler Teachers Associa
ton at Louisville next Saturday on "Th'
Causes of the Tides"
's DR.. Underhill was captured by "cop'
yesterday and securely lodged behind tn
little bars He had been on 'tear," and
u when found was in a horizontal position.
!, The Law Library, with. all its improve
= ments within the past year, is still without
I good cyclopedia. The Trustees should
I see that this deficiency is at once supplied
: Mr. ]. H. Stephan, of the firm Deinzer
e Stephan & Co., is talked of as candidate
for Council from the Second Ward. He i.
!. good man and if elected would do justic,
!, 10 the Office.
e The funeral of VIM. Campbell, son o
ii Josiah Campbell, of Eaton, who died OF
II Tuesday, of consumption, took place to
IS day. John s. Seward and G. X. Slvnnegel
d attend the funeral.
r Miss Emma Paddock, of the Hamilton
High School, has been offered a twelve
,r hundred-dollar position in Nevada. w
Is can not we'll spare this fine teacher from
st the Buckeye State. A
u Mr.. Peter Connor is turning out SOM
IS very fine barrels. some Of which will sool
!. 20 to Cumminsville and other places alonJ
n the G., H. & D. He has just finished al
g order for / 100 lard tierces to be used by j
IS W. Sohn, of this city.
T. Realizing that the home without baby
. = is of all things the most miserable, MI
7, VIM. ii. Spoerl has taken unto himself tn
!. responsibility of being called father. 1t i
a girl-a child of beauty, betokening in
finite possibilities, and ought to grow ia
s. while leap year lasts.
- Joseph w. Meyers, ESQ.,, Captain of ou
y Police Force, is the only man in Ohio VIII
- :. claims to be able to work out the Fifteen
.e puzzle with the blocks place
y :, in any shape. He can do
y on wager from one to seven hundred ant
= = sixty-two dollars, and why not? He doe
4 it with his mittens on. blindfolded or wit
- his hands tied behind him-in his mind.
is That little disturbance at the Niles sho
e. has all blown over, and the men have re
a. sumed work. John Snider is at presen
" acting as foreman of the foundry. Th
le Superintendent Alex. Gordon will be NOR
l. rigid about enforcing the rules regardin
,e transients at the shop than ever before. H
has tackled up little notice forbidding al
persons not employees to trespass on tn
premises; also notice forbidding en-
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