The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
STAR EVENING JANUARY 1s: 1880:

played on the Opera-house boards last night
by the X. OF p, was postponed until the
2Sd and 24th OF the present month.
Miss Emma Schrader was pleasantly sur
prised by the merry crew OF young folks.
An ENJOYABLE time was the programme for
the evening. ~
NEWARK. q.
Mrs, John E. Dean presented her hus-
band with an eight-poand boy on Thursday
morning.
\ Mr.. Frank Edward was bound ever to
appear in one week before the Mayor. In
default of bail he went TO Jail.
On "Wednesday about noon the cry of
'fire brought out the fire department. The
fire wsson Mt Vernon street. But slight
damage was done u
About 1890 Mr.. Fred Keohier was ar =.
rested by Doe Brooke on complaint of one
w. 9. Graw. who says Keohler shot at him
with intent to kill. Keohler is out on
bail.
On Wednesday afternoon Officer James
Overturf was arrested on the charge of as
sault on the person of Frank Edward with
intent to kill. He was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Anderson and bound
over to Court in the sum OF 500. He gave
the bond and is on the streets free man.
LAWRENGEB IND.
Mrs. Jacob Pfalzgraf is ut the point of
death
Teachers Institute meets tomorrow at
Manchester, this county.
James Burk receive a r. 900 bushel barge
of coal "Wednesday night.
Fhe0hio River levee is almost i'm mpassable
on account of slush. Our City Council
should take steps towards putting it in o
passabie condition.
Charles Shanlin, aged fifty years. died
from the effects OF working in stropg
paints, at the Indianapolis Hospital Sun
day. He was employed here as carriage
painter for George Pfalzgraf, the carriage
manufactures.
Fred Frank, a broom manufacturer, of
this city, had been at Delhi and Cleves. o.,
collecting money for brooms sold, when
about 10 O'clock Wednesday night, on bis
return, he was attacked bv three men near
Dark Bridge. over the White Water. The
robbers did not succeed in their purpose
until they cut flesh wound in his left
arm. Mr.. Frank mourns. the loss of $76.
No arrests. ~-'r.- "
LIMA. o.
f There is projection foot for removing
the ntael. inc sh0pstof the Lake Erie 4 Wes-
tern Railroad from Lafayette and Fremont
to Lima Ohio. The citizens OF Lima have
offered forty acres of land and 100000 in
money if they will do so and the Board of
Directors met c mmittee of fifteen lead
ing citizens OF the place last week for u
conference on the subject. All parties
seem agreed and the thing will be consnm,-
mated unless unforeseen difficulties shall
arise. This road is 356 miles in length and
Is now completed thruugh to Muncie In
diana. When finished 1t must come in
direct conpe titon with the Pittsburg &
Chicago Road. BY locating and establish
ing headquarters here they have direct
Communication North, S,,uth, East and
West. Such hive Of industry as these
shops would he of incalculable business adj
vantage to Lima. and OF course it is urgent
ly desired. Georse Veking is the resident
agent and most gentlemanly and compe-
tent one too. His thorough acquaintance
with the business makes him undoubtedly
the very best possible selection f,r guard
ing the interests OF the road to this point.
SPRINGFIELD. n
Prot Jessup gives his first art exhibition
at the Opera-house tonight
Two men, one woman and dog were
cut in Cincinnati saloon fs>lt
Kate Claxton. in Double Marriage" is
billed to appear here January 9th.
Next Monday evening grand leap-year
ball will be given at Zischler's Hall.
Three drunks and disorderlies were regis
tered at the Station-house last night.
Smith Waldron, Morton and Martins
big Four" minstrels will be here Monday
night RI
J. M. Miller. the auctioneer, wants one
hundred tons of corn husks to put into
mattresses
The boys of the Central Engine house
were out yesterday practicins with their
new fire extinguisher.
The Grangers are using every means in
their power to have the millers reduce the
toll fpr grinding grain.
MI. M. w. Plattenburg has leased the
Judge Dial building in order to have more
room for his large and increasing business.
Miss Laura Slack, Of South Market street,
is entertaining her friends Misses Kate and
Ida Farrer, two handsome young ladies Of
London.
Mr.. z. F. Green, the popular proprietor
of the lamp store on Market street, has the
finest display Of good goods in the city.
Go and see.
Detective Norris is doing some excellent
work in Frem9nt, and almost dailv brings
some new criminal smash up against the
bars 'of justice.
The Census Supervisor for this District
has not yet been appointed. Several
worthy aspirants are anxiously awaiting
The appointment. -' y,.'' ..
David Carl, teacher in the schools at
Degraff, has been bounced by the School
Board for immortality. He seeks redress
oy suing for damages and unpaid salary.
The people of the English Lutheran
Church are h61dinga series of very inter-
ssting revival meetings at their church and
ire having very large attendance, A |