The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18

| come such nuisance OF late tnat tnere
is loud talking of presenting him with a
ticket, of leave
Eddie Curn, of this place, who was
arrested some time ago for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and who had'a prelimi-
nary examination before Mayor Hedding,
and received bal, was tried at Hamilton
last Monday. He plead guilty, and was
fined 81 and costs. In default of BAIL
he was sent to the Workshouse.
The Tytus Guards have organized a
gymnasium at their Armory and have
more amusement, evenings than. would
fill bushel. Its fun to see George
Booth turn a fiip-fap, and Brashear and
Petit don the mitts. George Shatfer is
a whole circus in himself in his exhibit
tien of club swinging Arnica and dstick-
ing plaster is in constant demand.
A great many of our citizens went to
Hamilton this morning to attend the
trial of Henry Duffy, who struck VIM.
Woolley on the back of the. head with
some concealed weapon on the night be-
fore Christmas, and who afterwards was
arrested by Officer Cooch, and had pre-
liminary examination before Mayor He'd
ding, and in default of $500 bail was
taken to Jail to await, the, action Of, the
Grand Jury,
The friends. and relatives of Mrs.
Abram Crider, of Middletown and
Madison, called on her yesterday morn
ing for the purpose of surprise, which
was we'll carried out. ALL arrived in
time with baskets well filled with eyery-
thing that the heart could wish. After
the table was, spread, the company of
over seventy-five took dinner, and after a
pleasant afternoon chat, they all started
for their homes well pleased, and feel
ing as if they would not wish more ito
eat for some time.
Yesterday morning about fifty hands
of P. J.. Sorg g. Co.'s tobacco factory
went on a strike for higher wages. The
strike,was caused by theilowering of wa
ges Half of them were stemmers and
the others wrappers. The strike is ex!
! pected toreach other parts of the works,
but SO far has not stopped the factory
from running, as there were plenty OF
hands ready, to 90 to work. The most OF
those that struck we're Young men and
boys. The factory is next to the largest
in Butler County, and employs about
two hundred and fifty hands.
GEDRGETOwN. KY.
Rev. w. J.. Howe preached last Sun
day. evening on "Ancient and Modern
Spiritualism" to. large, congregation.
Next Sunday evening he will preach on
"Peter's Fears"
The three candidates for Common Pleas
Judge-Hon. III. Marshall Buford, Judge
G. S. French and Hon. w. A. Cunning
ham-spoke at the Courthouse. Monday
before "a large number of the citizens OF
Scott,
Monday, the 10th, was County Court
Day. The weather was pleasant, and a
large concourse Of people came to town
Market was very good. Mules were on
the advance. There were great many
mountain cattle on the market, and they
sold low. Best Court Day of the season
On Monday Court day. a great many
of the citizens of Scott met at the
Courthouse and disguised the question
of having Confederate Soldiers Home
and Orphan Asylum. Captain Lee
Hathaway, Of Winchester, Lieutenant.
Governor Cantrell and Hon. w. G.
Owens made speeehesin regard to it. A
committee was appointed to canvass the
county to raise money for the purpose
1t is understood that several thousand
dollars have already, been subscribed.
MADISON, IND.
Miss Lucy Ritchie and Alb. Dean arr
v to be married on Wednesday" at 12:3t
, p m.
The Hebrew congregation give thei
first public entertainment at Odd-fellows
Hall February 26th.
Monsig Edwin, an eloquent Karen
was in thercity, and lectured at the Vine
! street Baptist Church.
- Major Simpson, editor of the Madison
Star, left on the train yesterday morning
7 We know not WHY or wherefore.
Snyder's distillery, "just over thu
river" is at last completed, and the ma
Z chnery is now undergoing thorough
test.
The students of Hanover College ex
pect to give. us a grand literary treaSs a
the Chapel in that village on February
i, 22d.
Odd Fellows Hall was crowded Mon
day night with eager spectators to wit
nesssthe grand rendition of the Jnyenil'
Pipafore.4
Charlie Grayson, an efficient compost
! tor ON the Madison Daily Courier, ha
, accepted position on the Evansville
= Daily Journal
The Milton Free Press, a spicy littl
!, paper. ."over the-bridge,"I mo, we nigh
! Say over the ferry, will be enlarged th
d first of March.
MissiAnnaStuart and: Prof. A. Good
: in were married atthe' residence OF tn
: brides1parents on Vine street Sunda,
: afternoon, audleft that evening for Gin