The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

he is engaged in working up murder case.
John says he has got John Welsh, incarcer-
ated In Jail there, dead to rights He
showed us photograph of the murdered
stranger, and the scrap-book containing the
words, II am tired Of life buti tbalry) me
here" He showed us the same written by
Welsh, which Is as like as two peas.
STORMY soRNE.-we are informed that
the Olds brothers, LYMAN and Ed., inter-
viewed the Cincinnati STAR man at his Of
flee last Saturday afternoon and created
quite stormy. scene. It would seem that
fhe wild, wicked STAR man had made some
pointedly personal remarks about Lyman
Olds in the STAR. Hence the heat, No
one hurt-as usuai.-fSunday Morning
News. .qrf,- tti-,r,
~ We are slightly impressed that some
thing of the kind did occur. We remember
that our sanctum was invaded by con-
undruma reeollect as to conjuring our
mind as to ."what 1t was" y We remem-
Der that 'it" appeared to be excited, so in
justice we will say ''its was alive.
i'It" didh't attach much weight TO
t'its" name-that is sit" was pos
sessed of the fact that one knowing it,
wouldn't. 1t was remarkable for the hide
it carried and seemed to find much pleasure
lin Informing us that there was a cowhide
in our Immediate vicinity. In thirty min7
utes after 1T" had alighted ''it' haddeniol-
iished three of ohr city's ordinances,
namely: Threatening violence, using pro-
fame language and disorderly Behavior, and
linconsiderateiy had placed itself ID po-
Isition for suit for slander. TT informed
us when about to soar that fits name or
that OF any member of the family appeared
lin our sheet Under any circumstances,
lits would be advan tageous for us to inn
imediatelvl think OF another cline, for we
would certihly be lampooHed. After
much thought we conclude to sacrifice our
self for the good the cause, ana be sniat-
tyr,, as 1t we're So we extend Edward Olds
"a. cordial, invitation to cali again, and We
will try and make " pleasant for him. !
.rs-s., .s HAMILTON. r,8 rsytx
The Harmonic Society meets tomorrow
Ievening. ,ts.,s,
Three of Geo. Marr's children arS down
with the scarlet fever. s1'l1
| DR.. John R. Brown, our Representative
elect, is preparing for Columbus. n.
| Coony Brooks lost child this morning
with Il. ~ y 7'''5 -
III. otfsa. ~ ,. ,e.l, ~; gs i,
..a.is ans pealu ., oouhty o9mlhiss,ohels, i, IN
amount Of 81, 40 So .l'1-
( A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Henry Eadens, OF the First Ward,
last Saturday evening. v-s IA,
I Tho o,t;-s ran.rt,nont r 80 ,ror.,,. j
tba borss ;S,stasd 81 III ,,ir,a, u, ~ na -,
It;ot,ad r. sat,,sds - ;sa,a w = 40 'n0"
- ~ 10 fsE
/. Pror, J0hn Mlckleborough is announced
70 read 9 paper before the Butler County
Aea'ne's Associauoii' january iftn, 1851
Our cltizens are promised rare treat to-
rig't ~ the shane OF "Humpty Dunpty"
as played Oy NICK Roberts and his gala
troupe. ss ~, ..-s-t-.g
The new books for the Public Library are
generally chbice selections. This weeks
len,oclat ' U. ~ coatalns tne' iuil list, In good
'yPc' on 'le i'fs' page qi-8
The Board of County Commissioners are
considerably bothered of late BY numerous
parties praying for q new road, new
bridge or something in the new line.
Hbouts o,c,ock Last Saturday af+erroo,
Detect;ve Reoan hrniIght in two, s,s,,;n;o;is % %n q
characters ma ia doea tham, IN tba rn,,,t,'
jail. They gave their names as Iobn Moi.
man and James Hnoan. 0' ~ 'A-' '''-
Next VITA, n.oa,,,,,,, ,,,, ~, !, ,o,,, ~, r.:,
ton Pnhlic Schoo,s viii ~ MI oiosaS a e. i. =
hol;dav vcat;nr - two @ weevs '.T Thn ~. tors VIE
met cIosno has heen nrosMar"rs Imo nm, 'e'''
'Yu ~, o'01s 80 '' HOsl''ouS 'N'1S o'o'
we are informed that George Bell has
neriected arrangements SO that he will soon
"light up ms whoiesaie grocery on Third
street w With. electric light. geneptea at the
Niles works,l I! ana transmitted through a
wire 70 ms '.s store. rr ,s
MT MARTIN MASON, OF the nrm or keutte
ment on his lot al Greenwood uemstarv .bv
It is made8of Scotch granite andl ii q n nodsi
of Architectural skill The finishing I tanc % IL es
are now being applied at tbe Horssnv ] der
MsrbIe.worka -
IL
lew ane.e was g.: oUom az tne otatioh-nouse
ovsr IL Mini town % o,,a o",Hs ra,o mers capsu1sso
cooling influence of the bars. Two
were arrested for larceny, three for
ngn.ang,' one ne, los & Telns drunk ana one on
tha ,,M,,stv , sor. ~e ra NJ ss. sne names OF
hell he'll Thomas Mcclellan a'1i Ionb D: piE,lpp 0amp
John Easton + y Gnr;nofaId ond To-