The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
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An overplus of them trampS

An overplus of them trampS
What has became of that promised "Pin-
afore," by amateursf Have they been
forewarned?
The rumors of sensational elopemeni
upon the streets on Friday seem to lack
for backbone.
The c., c., C. & I. Pay Car put in here on
Friday and supplied the boys with the
necessary of life.
For at least the nintieth time, permit us
gentle reader, 10 say that Bookwalter'
new block is assuming shape.
Mayors CoURT.-Prof. OMera drunk
81 and costs; Dave Martin, quite similar
same; William Withers, of same flavor,
ditto
Pat Rooney will catch, on Tuesday might
next, all of his worshipers which bodily
health will permit to get to the Opera
house., and thew are many.
Professor O'Mera fastened on to a tenn
perance gun on Friday, tor an introduction
10 his people. Well, what he said, the
Professor would not like to see in print.
Jerry Moore. Narrow-gauge workman
is mourning for his "benjam 1t was
hooked off by 'hookers" from Gills board
ing.house, on East Main street, Thursday
night
Nip and Tuck" is drama far above the
majority of sensational plays. Harry Web
Der, the star who assumes Nip" is clever
comedian, and from his reception by our
people last night, his first appearance in
our city, is indeed favorite.
George Scott, colored, arrested by Officer
Ryan at Troy and brought here and ar
raigned for entering j. F. Stewards barn,
near Clifton, ard carrying off large quali.
tity of wheat, was bound over to Court on
Friday in the sum of $40O, in default ol
which he went to Jail.
SrRAyED Oh SToLKN.-A seven.year-old
son of G. W. Splitter left his home in the
West End at noon on Friday and up to this
saturday morning notidings of his where.
abouts have been received, although the
city has been well overlooked. Fears for
his safety are entertained.
The Woosley brothers, who live neal
} Brighton, this county, came to our city on
Friday by horse and buggy. The same they
hitched at the corner of Main and Lime
stone streets. After transacting their bus.
iaess they returned to find their team
missing. Up to this writing nothing con.
corning its whereabouts has been received.
A drunken man ard a balky horse furn-
ished a half an hours amusement on Fri
day afternoon for those who frequent
Walnut and Market streets. Officer George
Ludlow bore down-on his ''nobs," and q
regular hand to hand encounter was ell
gagged in. George stood up like little
Major and guarded the passes as only those
of science could.
Detective John T. Norris has at last been
heard from. John lras for the past two
weeks, among other things, turned his at
tention to the Allen alias Story lynching
affair." 1t will be remembered that this
Allen, or Story, q ST. Louis drummer,
was set upon by a squad oi
Comanches, of Hell's Half Acre
in Clermont County, and carried by force
to bridge and swung from it by the neck.
OF this squad Norris arresle ed on Friday
John Moore. Lyman Mahon and Charles
Atohley, whom he took before Squire
Temple, where they pleaded MT guilty.
Through an informality in the warrant they
were afterward discharged, but in the even
ing were again re-arrested.