The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25

nome last night at y CLOCK a1ter spending
four-weeks' visit with her mother at Mar
shal, Illinois.
We have been informed by persons who
seem to know, that number of children
are still sick from scarlet fever in the lower
part of town.
Mr.. William Wheeler and wife, and Mr..
Hosea Wheeler and wife, from Chillicothe,
Ohio, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Susan
McGIll, of Fairfield avenue, and will re-
main so until near the close of the ExpoSi-
ton.
AvONDALE.
Capt. VIM. Hanna and family are to re-
move to the city on the Sth prox.
The picnic for the benefit of st. Andrews
Church takes place to-day at Bowman's
Park.
The contract for removing the old build
ing on the lot to be used for the new Town
Hall has not yet been made.
The Supervisor has been instructed to
complete the plank sidewalk on the Car
thage Pike and Forest avenue.
The City and Suburban Telephone Com
panv has completed the erection of its
line to and through the village.
The little boy supposed to have been kid
naped has been found. He got into the
wagon of peanut vender and went home
with him.
Our reporter learned last night that Mr..
Kerper of the Eden Park Street Railroad
Company, had procured the necessary con-
sents and will at once proceed to construct
that line to the village. This is almost too
good to be true
SPRINGFIELD. q.
! The Fifth Ward Democrats took theirs
out in the air last night. Several good
speakers were present, and their wind ups
were smoothed by some good music.
Squire Halenbeck, who officiated in
Mayor Walace's sanctuary during the
laters absence on Tuesday, found no ma
terial to feast on and retired at night un-
itiated.
At this uncertain moment our young
man and the Squire found it necessary to
leave the room, which was done by the aid
of a stretcher, and so was lost the cream of
her song.
The two tramps who ransacked Wingert's
house at Lawrencevile on Tuesday, come
before Mayor Wallace on Saturday next.
The penalty of the new tramp law is from
one to three years.
Station keeper Mast was among the
many summoned to Findlay to assist in
sustaining John r. Norris words of truth.
His place at Spring street was filled by
William Waters, whose presence seems to
scare off the evil doers.
Dom Patt gave his audience at CITY
Hall, last night, rousing Democratic
speech. His humornns hits played prom
inent part in the enthusiasm manifested.
The bloody shirt found space at different
times throughout his remarks.
The excursion on Wednesday to Day ton
to attend the anniversary services of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union was large
ly patronized. The Seventh Regiment
Band was aboard and let our neghbor.
know that we were somewhere about.
'SquilU IIallonbroIz called upon on
Tuesday night by jeremiah Davis and Mary
| Kern, both colored who flashed up the
necessary papers Then the bushing bride
got at the Squire in this approved manner
Use detached to dis yah Jer ermiah,
Wild desian to get niah,
So you'ah questions SOU all fah."
Those who visited the yard of the c., c.
G. Il l. on Wednesday saw what is to con
stitute the Chariot Line. The protector o
the same is Mr.. Stewart Morrow, who in
tends to put it in operation by October lst
Those who have visited Columbus will re
member these chariots as the ones run
ming from the Union Depot to the Parl
Hotel.
The Engle and Bradley suit, tried before
Squire Hallenbeck, and taken up on appeal
resulted ina verdict for defendant Tn,
same was taken up by Mrs. Engle on tin
!, Adair Liquor Law, by which she expected
to recover damages for liquor sold her hus
band. The jury who rendered this verdic
were all temperance men. 1t was shown il
the testimony that plaintiff had recovered
$50 damages from Gonser, a Saloonis,
short time before, and that same was dis
, pensed to plaintiffs husband upon the sam
day that Bradley is charged in the petition
This and other testimony of similar ma
, ture, brought about the above announced
verdict.
Mr.. Leondas Dodson, formerly connecte,
with the river interests of Cincinnati, bu
for some wears past resident of this city
was married on Monday to Miss Moeler
daughter Of Rev. Mr. Moeler, of Moscow, @
. Mr.. 4,odson is spending some time with hi
bride in Cincinnati, and will return to hi
home in this city the latter part of thi
week.
o The Water-works Committee reported a
the last session of Council that of the loca
tions examined none were found pract
cable, if we except Beaver Creek An bsts
: Gle was found here in there not being
sufficient amount OF water to use as powe
t for pumping and for water supply also
9 Yet with steam power it is thought sutf
cient amount can be obtained to supply
= city of may times our present population
The Committee are to report at the mex
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