The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-02
Mayer advised Leffei to folivw Luce 10 St
Paris and cause his arrest.

SUM of $400 to Court. on Monday. George
Eaton, the well-known expressnan, after a
hearing for bastardy, preferred by Amsnda
Fraatz, buxom mis- whose parents reside
at Yellow Springs Amanda claims to be
pregnant, and attaches the paternity upon
Eaton. She says her trouble dates back to
May.
Upon the person of Joe Bowers. after his
arrest, was found the watch Of Mr.. Lot
Bishop. of Buffalo. N. Y. taken from him
by foot-pads about wear ago. 1t will be
remembered that while Bishop was a stu
dent at Wittenberg when returning to the
| college at late hour at night. he was held
| up and the watch and small sam OF laoney Y
taken. How came you BY it Joef
On May 2lst, 1878. the dead body Of a
well-dressed stranger was found lying by
the roadside near Fremont, Ohio, with a
bnllet hole through his head BY con-
| fession made by Mary Eisenbice, John r.
Norris arrested at that place on Satur-
day Peter Walsh and Andrew Koebel,
whom she states committed the deed, and
| afterwards robbed the body of $500 aud q
fine gold watch aud chain.
MATRIMONIAL WHIspERs.-Wiliis Little
| and Ida b. Rice. Richard Collins and Viola
Bennett VIM. Longbrake and Emma Nc
Clenan, John Habel and Anna Marphv,
Thomas Lrtiey and Mary H. Cox. Charles
| ID. Thatcher and Jennie l.. Crosby, Barney
Schulle and Sarah Banweh, John s. Pence
and VIENNA A. Haish. George J. Marriott
and Ella 7. Meek. Eugene Demory and Al
feretta Simpkins. Thomas f. Nave aud SD
rah Lab0urIe, VIA. Debaulb and Fannie
earring, George Amen and Susan Il. Walsh,
John Rankin aud Sarah Jones. Two Or
dered not published.
BERRY BOUNCED. About week since
Oliver y. solomon, agent for the American
Sewing Machine. while hovering in the
1 neigitborhood Of Xenia, WIGS set upon bv
footpads and robbed Shortly after the
| robbery Chas. H. Berry, an overgrown.
| "fficious resident OF our city, asserted { at
he was in possession Of the parties names
to the assault. yet refused to reveal them.
Solomon called upon Mayor Wallace to see
If there WAS any way of getting Berry to
| unfold, ard this action n,on Solorn n s
part reaching Berry. lie attacked Solomon
last night about dusk, in front of the Sec
fond National Bank. He accused him of
trying to procure his iBerry's) arrest. Solo
mon denied this, when Berry called him a
lying s--n of b-h. They then froze to.
getler and in less time than it takes to tell
1t, solomon had Berry all broke up. Berry
was arrested and taken to the MAYORS
| Court, where he gave bond for his appear
ance to-day.
HAMILTON
Doll Crider is plating Middletown.
Mrs Aaron Potter is quito sick with
| pneumonia.
James A. Jackson. of the 'Twos." has re-
turned fir M his visiting and hunting tour,
| looking as happy as ever.
R. E. O'Brian has Just turned out a neat
and substantial delivery Wagon, for Sort
man IL Blum, the furniture men.
The trial of Arthur Vixbe, the house.
| breaker, came off this morning He has
changed his place Of residence for the time
being.
Mr.. A. GrOssman not only sets up good
square meal. but has lately added private
o, ster room to his already colnmodious
quarters near the depot.
Harmonic Society will meet this evening
ut their hall over the Second National
Bank All members are requested to he
present, as business of importance will be
| transacted.
Last night at half past IL Barton s.
| James. Clerk OF the Courts Of Butler Conn.
| ty. WAS struck bv paral, sis. and died at 3 &c
this morning. He was frmerlv a drug
gist here and very prominent Democratic
politician. .
The Committee on Finance reported that
they had obtained a Temporary loan from
| the Second National Bank of $3.50 t. Cen
| eral Expense Fund. 81 100 to Fire DEPART
ment Fund, to be paid JANUARY 5th, 1880,
at per cent. interest.
The foreman at Owens, Lane & Overs
| machine shop haG all the fingers of his
left hand cut on in tenpn machine on Sat-
ur,iav last. Through carelessiess his hand
slipped and came in contact with the ma.
chine, scvering the fingers.
Council met last night and allowed the
following claims: Fire Department. ST.
l29 "a; General Expenses S8O5 %; Street,
81 657 IS; Gas, $500; Library. $40 %: Pn-
lice, S708 SO: Srecial Street, $2O6 63; Sink.
ing Fnnd. $l,4oo. Total. $6,9l7 OF.
Some time ago the STAR published quite
q lengthy article on McCabe. the shade tree
DESTROYER. setting forth his qualities for
such pie sure in glowing and nnmistakable
terms He still Mrsists in his old trade,
and Yesterday Officer Htferta,en collared
i'm f,r DESTROYING shade-producers, and
lodged him in the lg.
II was authentieahv reported on the
street last night that Mr.. G. W. Bell, an es-
teemed and very wealthy gentleman of
Third street, had purchased fifty thousand
bushels OF coal at very low rates, for free
distribution to the worthy pnorof this city.
This very charitable act on the part Of Mr..
Bell will enlist for him the highest encom-
iums of our people.
DAYTON. nv.
Brother Van Tyne is travelling for one of
the Cincinnati Journals.
Work on the new PRESBYTERIAN Church
has not yet been interrupted by the wintry
weather
FIX. Postmaster Foster, who died at Uni
dilla, N. Y, was buried at Sidney Plains, a
village near his native place.
The railroad track 10 already for the rails
In Newport, and Captain Bean las trans.
ferred his men TO the Day ton end Of the
road. ....r
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. of Terrace avenue
extend a cordial Invitation for the members
OF the r bin Hood Club ~ assemble at their
residence on Thursday night.