The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30

taken to answer to a charge OF bigamy |
preferred against him by Matilda
Taylor, who claims that she was married to
Pope in 1878. Shortly after his marriage
he deserted and has been since that time
enjoy ing the company of Miss Kinsie, who,
it is claimed, il his wife. They have been
living for some time in the neighborhood OF
Fair and Yellow Spring streets.
Pat. Burke and Frank Musselman, callers
upon the judds, were among the many at
tracted to Limestone street on Monday.
s. P. McCowliff and Charles Clark, typos,
who came here for "sits" upon Traders
Morning Times, hooped up the town By
getting on rip-roarer. Mayor Ed. read
the moral law to these young men and then
took in the usual contribution.
The services of Temp. Wilson were re-
quired at an early hour on Monday morn
ing to cool off a little wife-beating matinee
indulged in by Louis Corti, at his residence
on Washington street near Market He
plead guilty before our Mayor. and was
given the regulation fine.
The rumors put in circulation by unprin-
cipled parties regarding the movements of
Herman Schultz, until lately employed in
our city in the shoe business, have been
sifted and found to consist of not
word Of truth. Herman Schultz, some
weeks ago, concluded to 60 to the
far West and prospect for home. He
settled near Kansas City, and, finding an
opening for man of his wants. returned
to our city short time since and sold out
his property here for the sum of 81 600,
and returned to Kansas City with his wife.
While absent on the prospect a rumor was
put ahoat that he had deserted his wife.
But his return nailed this. The latest
turned up on Saturday, when report was
spread about that he had been robbed of
$l, 300 and murdered, his mang'ed remains
being found in the woods. A letter from
Mrs. Schultz, received later, announces
their safe arrival. with glowing descrip-
tiJn of her new home.
AvONDALE.
The Village Council meets in regular ses-
sion on the I'd inst. .........
Mayor Dickson. wife and daughter, left
for New York this morning.
Dr. John NJ. scudder contemplates erect
ing three new houses on Main avenue.
Mr.. PingneIyopens his dancing school this
afternoon iff opposition to Prof and
Madame Wiethoff.
The citizens Of this village should see
that suitable person is nominated for the
office of Real Estate Assessor.
ESNWO0D.
There is said to be we'll organized band
of thieves here. who commit their depre-
dations in spite of the fog-horns.
Next TUESDAY evening the members of
the Congregational Church give a grand
social at the Town Hall. Their programme
is an excellent0ne.
The Vigilance Commtte of Linwood,
formed for the protection of the town, are
supplied with horns. which they blow to
give the thieves warning to escape.
The residence of Mr.. T. c. King, Con-
tractng Agent of The Star Line, was en-
tered bv burglars Saturday night, who car
ried off fine suit Of clothes and other
valuables. Where were the fog-horn bri.
gade2
Samuel Wells is once more on his feet
and improving
Captain Scott and family, formerly oi
this city, now reside in Findlay, O.
Bob Blan i$reurganizing the Baptist Mite
Society, Of which he is the honorable Presl
dent
Mr.. Wells, brother of Mr.. d. B. Wells
and his daughter, are visiting their rel
atives here.
Mr.. Samuel Brooks, Of Columbus, O..
! father-inlaw Of Postmaster C. b. Hay
ward. is visiting the latter.
We have itfrom one Of the heavy stock
holders that Mr.. Henry Hanna will nc
doubt purchase the dummy road this week
James Scannell, of the Champion No. Q
now plying between Cairo and Paducah il
visiting his family here. He leaves for hi'
boat Saturday.
| The Misses Rnrer and Miss Whitacre
who were visiting MIR. Rorer's family OF
Berry street. have returned to their home
at Cynthiana, Ky. eE# t.
The Dayton Quartette reorganized las
night at the residence of DIR. Dunn will
the following members: Chas Thomas
DIR. Dunn, H. G. Tlbbitts and Frank Hill.
The church property. furniture ant
school of st. Francis Church will be s,l,
on the 8th of November BY order Of til,
Court, to satisfy the claiius Of +. Doll ant
others.
HAMILTON.
There will be busi1ess meeting at Gym
nasium tonight.
The funeral of JahnG. Berling took p!ac
yesterday at Zon's Church.
Miss Hetcl,ering. Of Piqua, is visitin,
Miss Mitchell, on Second street.
The Browning Society will hold one o
their pleasant parties at the residence o
VIM. Hooven tonight.
The Democracy. through the courtesy o
S. B. Berry, will run free train to Middle
town t, attend the meeting Thursday.
The Somervile Band serenaded Mr.. Johl
Rilev at the Straub House last Saturda
evening, which accounts for that gran,
music.
The Hamilton Street Railroad Compan,
have purchased four extra cars, that ar
now at O Brians carriage shop for repairs
to be ready for business during the fair.
The Hamilton Yoke Club meets tonight
This is an organzatien of young men TIA
meets every Tuesday evening in P. G. Ber
rvs law office for the purpose of debatin
on topics Of interest. exchanging friendl
words. &C., ard at each meeting genera
good time is had. 1t is hoped that othe
young men will j"in the club and thus ali
and encouraya q noble society