The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05


stolen from Mr.. Richard BisselL The watch
was numbered 9,3o9, 1S carats fine, omen
faced, and valued at &i75. A plain gold
chain was taken with the watch. The thief
entered through the trans,ni, obtained his
booty and escaped through the door with
out waking any one up II is supposed ne
took the early train for Cincinnati. A lib,
eral reward is offered for the recovery oil
the stolen property.
sPRINGRIEf.D. n
Uncle Bill Reid could not be indicted for
running disorderly house last night. Not
sound was heard.
Mayor Edward Wallace promises the boys
something sensational in few days. 80
you can just bet Oh Ed. 8 good care for that
time at least.
Mr.. r. Stewart, residing near Clifton, had
thirty bushels of wheat stolen from his
barn on Monday night. The thieves loaded
1t on wagon.
John Huffman, Officer Norton's last sus-
picious character night turn up large
quantity of swag could he only be per-
suaded. Get John T. Norris to pull his leg.
Donaldson. the big "mogup about the
Market-street Show, will be remembered as
giving boxing exhibit rs in the Comique,
variety theater run there by the Ridenour
boys
Mr.. Hugh Hagan, the aged father of City
Solicitor Hagan, departed this life In the
Dayton Asylum on Tuesday morning. De-
ceased was an cid and favorably known
citizen.
Mr.. w. Knight formerly Assistant Bag
gage-master at the depot of the G., G.. G. d
l., has accepted the position of Assistant
Ticket Agent, the place made vacant by
the resignation Of Sherwin.
Sherwood and Bailey, the two scoundrels
who relieved Mrs Alice Stroup of her
poeket-book in rather an offlcious manner
on Saturday night, will face the music to-
day in the Court Of Common Pleas.
Alexander Perrin, with desire to sever
his connection with his partner, Fanny
Perrin, seeks relief from Court by taking us
his grounds adultery, which he charges
Fanny with engaging in with one George
Parker. .e.-g a.
Charles Thorp, driver of the hook and
ladder wagon at the Central Engine House,
had the elbow of his left arm dislOcated on
Tuesday afternoon by one Of the horses
slipping and falling upon him while en-
gagged in,exercisiny them. AHe.
Clinton Frazier, who entered and robbed
the Pringie residence some months since,
and who was arraigned for grand larceny,
managed, mlicn to the regret OF most the
entire populati n, in having it reduced to
petit larceny and receiving ~ days jail
sentence, with costs to ray.
That Justly celebrated actor, John Nc
n, ,,,o. f,.,orad uyith opIv fol 4
house last night. We doubt if ever star
was more ably supported than was McCul-
Tough by his excellent company. He was
called before the curtain several times.
Buffalo Bill Is to appear here during the
month, when the balance of the amuse-
ment loving fraternity will be gratified.
The alarm Of fire from box SO on Tuesday
morning was for small fire in the resi-
dence Of Principal George McCracken, OF
our schools, corner of Market and Pleasant
streets The same originated In a flue, and
ignited to a book case in the room which
contained many valuable works, some oil
which can never be replaced. Mr.. Nc
Cracken estimates his loss at about $l6o:
The remains of Edward Hazel arrived in
| this city by morning ex press e., c., G. q l.
this W ednesday. The funeral services were
held from the Central N. e. Church this
afternoon. The following gentlemen em
ployes Of the G., q. q Q. officia ting as pail
| bearers. Samuel Delan0. Andrew Vorhees
Paul Betzler, R. r. McMeans, J. r. Patrick
Edward Brush. A, large funeral cortegf
followed the remains TO the grave. n {
A DARK CLOUD ABOUT HIM.-A few days
since the arrest and conviction of William
.Iones colored, was given to our readers
It will be remembered that Jones c0llared
4 dress patterh, tile property Of Miss Laura
| ]. Beck. of Northampton. Now when his
term has almost expired an affidavit, oharg.
Fling him with rape, is issued, the same upon
the person of seven-year-old colored child,
BuAia Petit BY name, and done In the ab.
sence of her parents, but witnessed by sew.
Leral of that family's neighbors, who, say
the infamous deed while peering through
the window -panes of the house. The hear
Ing Is set for Thursday. ae.as Er
TaE s. H. 8. r. Ran office will be
Messrs. Orr & Donaldson contractors Of
the Springfield 4 Sidney Railroad tore
oeiye subscriptions and donations for theil
road. The right of way to st. Paris ha
already been contributed. and things are
4 1uSC DOOliltuRs Ihc OPIiiShCiu oouphSTI
formerly narrow gauge, will soon he made &
standard gauge five new locomotives being
under completion. The new company tc
Econtrol it will contain several OF ON
prominent capitalists 1t is proposed te
carry the road to lockwood. connecting
1 the line by bridge with the Chesapeake 1
Ohio. Thus, should the Springfield
Sidney project be carried cut, we will hav,
direct line from the sea shore to Chicago
White two youngsters named crothef
Iand Carney were returning home iron
school OH Tuesday afternoon and whe,
turning the corner OF Pleasant and Boie,
streets they were suddenly knocked dowr
by team Of horses driven by man nance
Rankin, employed bv Clasor, the gardener
Such was the force that one Of the horse,
fell upon them. The boys were taken NJ
and conveyed 10 their, homes on Boler
near Clifton street, and medical aid sum
moned. Cfothers was found the most IN
ilIred-it is feared internally. Carney wa
| badly bruised, especially about the face
when Rankin was asked for whom b.
worked he replied .None Of your dan
business"