The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

with Mrs. Seibert, as she did also q five
dollar bill, She returned early the next
morning and took possession of the babe,
and with it started in the direction of
Clark's Woods. Shortly after her depart
ure the Center street shadow detective
started in pursuit and tracked her through
out the trip. as well as to her home.
What the shadow saw has not
vet been revealed, bat it proved
cue for Chief Schuehaaan to take it in
hand. Chief Schuchman had chat with
Mrs Pfeifer, who acknowledged as to the
possession in the first instance OF the child.
She said that it was given to her by fam
lily named Snider, living at Stringtown,
who were desirous of somebody adopting
it; that she had found a family named
Slater willing to care for II, and had given
them p ssession, and that they had re-
moved from the city, to where she did not
know. This family Slater should certain,
ly be "seen," for everybody will now most
assuredly like to be posted on the present
health of that child.
DAYTON. Kr.
The new railroad company possesses a
fine crop of Beans"
W. NJ. Donaldson, ESQ.,. is expected to
return from his Eastern trip on Friday.
Presbyterian social and reception at
Mr.. Hassons tonight Everybody wei.
come.
De Luccas superb orchestra furnishes
music for the Sans Souci party Friday
night.
Father Hildebrandt will be transferred
from thiu M riaj, hns bo hons pct o,n n, Tll;-
nois, as stated.
Bells Ethereal Oil Company propose to
bnild manufactorv for their medicines in
Day ton at an early day.
Joe Lukens. late dummy conductor, has
resumed his old occupation OF lathing. and
has retired from public life.
The S erif threatens to sell out DAYTON
property holders who do not pay delin-
quent taxes by next Tuesday.
Bob Bean and his big ulster departed for
Illinois this morning on a business trip for
the shoe house OF J. Gates 4 Co.
Billy Farrell returned home from Cleve-
land Saturday, and has already taken his
accustomed place on the dummy plat
form.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, Johnnie CRETE and
Fred Heidrich were seen carrying sundry
packages and band-bnxes into town last
night after dark, which looks rather saspi-
cious.
HAMILTON.
AIR. Martin r. Daugherty, OF Oxford, is
now c.erkipg at Martindel's.
William C. Belden is now acting in the
capacity If postmaster at Woodsdae.
The police came near catching burglar
at the Third Ward Engine-hnuss last night
Robert Mckinney and wife have re-
turned from visit to friends in Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania.
The Yoke Cluo have a special and impor-
tart meeting to night and all members are
reques ed to attend.
A sewing be will be given by the ladies'
of the different churches at the Children's S
Home on Thursday, October 30th.
John Bowers smashed two fingers on
each hand Yesterday while lifting q casting
on planer at the Niles Tool Works.
Meeting at the Gvmnasium tonight
Now is the time to join the association, as
new members are being received every
night.
Some little entertainment and consider
able fun was had in the First Ward over
the marriage of Frank Stuart, man of
fnrtv-one. and Mrs. Joyce, fair gthat is
pocket-book fair sized) damsel of eighty
two.
Mary Deiters, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. 1,eiters. died Yesterday morning
at fur clock of scarlet fever The de
ceased was ten years and six months cid.
The fnueral takes place "Wednesday morn
ing at nine fciock from st. Josepif's 8
Church, the pastor officiating.
AURORA. IND.
The general complaint is that many cis-
terms are empty. Water and coal are be-
coming very scarce.
Yesterday evening Master Johnnie sieg-
son of John Siesmundt, the baker.
while in the act If running fell and nearly
hit off his lower lip. Dr. L. Sutton dressed
tire wound.
Miss Anna N. Trester and Sparks Ross
were i.iade man and Ife by Rev. A. Rob
ert4on At the brides residence last evening
Fifty invited guests partonk OF delicious
lel'tSL ll'e lie ~ NeutFu coupe ie1C tO-
day on a bridal tour for Gresnsburg, Ind,
aud other Western cities.
LaWRENCEBURG. ISD.
Word was received yesterday of the
death of John Wenslev at Lis muher's resi-
dence in Schenectady, N. Y. de died Satur-
tlay last. month previous to his death
lle left this city for the above named place
He died of consumption. of which he was
a sufferer for over two years.
Wfy. o.
The Blue Rlbb n Brigade has come to
town again. and il seems they are ,day-
ing havoc with the saleonists. Mr.. War.
rem, Of your city, is doing the work
Tomorrow ~ the day set for breaking
erunnd here on tho Georgetown 4 Sardinia
Railroad. Taen lookout for the loo mo
tiye-when we get it. I mean-but we all
live in hope, il we die in despair. Sen,e of
the old droiies here think it will he the
ruination of Georgetown to "bring the
kears here"