The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

Lula O. Murphy played my Grandmas
ADVICE" and Miss Laura Mack "Erin's
Child In America" Both were loudly ap-
plauded.
The entertainment closed with the
lrama 1.-THE Two Mothers" in which the
following named participated: Misses An
HE Murphy, Maggie English, Maggie Leon
ard, Lizzie Welch, Anna Mallally. Nora
Dempsy, Eva Heran, Isabella Mayden,
Nora Shields Maggie Morgan, Annie
Powers Susie Cummings, Laura Mack, Lulu
Murphy and Mary Feighery. j.
( The little folks were the recipients OF
frequent applause for the manner in which
they took their respective parts. The good
Sisters may well feel proud Of their schol-
ars and more 80 Of their school,
AEUP0gE
Tom Collins actually passed through
town this morning.
Mr.. John Taylor arrived home from Lou
isville this morning.
Mr.. Geo. Fearons, Jr., leaves Monday Tor
a,trip to the Oatskill mountaina
Miss Susie Albert who has been dansssr-
ously ill at Cape May, Is now considered
out of danger.
A collection will be taken up tomorrow
at the Church of the Immaculate Concep--
ton at both services for the Pope.
Robert Hallam, young son Of Judge
Hallam, while in bathing last night stepped
on rusty nail, causing q very painful
wound.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix returned home from
Greencastle, Ind, yesterday, and will
occupy the pulpit of mis- church tomorrow
| morning.
The Rev. J. g. Brice, of Kansas City,
will preach in York-street Congregational
ist Church of Newport, Sunday, June 9th,
at IL o'clock a. m.
The family of John Williams, who SO
mysteriously disappeared from home Wed.
nesday last, are terribly distressed at hi.
continued absence. The body found al
Falls City was not his.
A lad named Ludwig living on Tibbatts
street near Washington fell from the top of {
tree yesterday, distance Of thirty-five
feet, but strange to say escaped with slight
injuries. DR.. Jeancon is attending him.
The Little Veterans will meet this even
ing for drill. The little band now mum
ber twenty-seven members, and all are sup
piled with uniforms The latter consists
OF pretty blue panls, jaunty soldier
cap, and white shirt, with dark belt
| Morgan Stricken, young man living a
30S Madison street, while at work thi
morning at Duhme's jewelry store in Gin
cinnati. had his left arm caught in revolv
ing pulley, tearing the flesh off in shock
ing manner. He was brought to his hom
and physician summoned.
| FR1aHrFUL FALL.-A most distressing &C
occurred yesterday about o'clock at til
Church, on Saratoga street. Willie Hoffer
aged ten years SON Of Leopold Hoffer, afte
returning from his dinner proceeded t
the second floor of the school building an,
! while attempting to raise the window tn
latter slipped up from his hands, causin
him to lose his balance, and he fell out an
to the pavement below, distance Of thirt
feet. ....
He fell on his left side, causing CON
pound fracture of the left leg, and his arr
, was broken at the elbow. His face wa
, also frightfully injured and so disfgure
, as to be almost unrecognizable.
, He was carried to his home, at the hea
: of Monmouth street, and Drs. Jeancon an
} Thornton called in. The little lad was sti
, living at IL o'clock to-day.
. 1t is but short time ago that he wa
, kicked in the face by mule and his Jaw
bone broken, and about year since he wa
kicked on the leg by horse and ba
I injured.
DEATH OF AN OLD ProNEER.-Mr. Thoma
G. West, who is among the Oldest citizen
of Campbell County, died this mornin
( shortly after o'clock, in the eighty-fourt
, year of his age. He was born at Philadel
| phia, Pa, and came to this County owe
! forty years ago, and settled on farm nea
} Persimmon Grove. where he has resided Vi
to the time of his death. His wife, a ven
, erable old lady, and large family surviv
him. His son-in-law, Mr.. John Anderson
is a prominent citizen of this city. Th
funeral will take place tomorrow, at / |
M, from his late home.
The K. A. q. R. Fishing Club, of th
city, that left last Monday for two-week
fishing expedition is reported as having
! fine time and immense luck. One of Il
members, Dud. Morton, landed a fine e,
, night before last measuring four feet |
:. length, and Johnnie Walsh had the sam
success with a fine white perch weighin
!, twelve pounds. Quite an amusing inc
= dent occurred yesterday with the boys.
: supply of fresh buttermilk was sent th
!. boys, and an over indulgence on the pa
q of two of the members caused sickne
q much resembling that often seen on boar