The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-27

center OF some future municipal organiza-
tion of its own) there is succession OF
dwellngsahd Improvements extending two
miles in length along the Ohio River. This
territory embraces the town plats of Arden,
Home City. the Delhi Building Co., Delhi
and Industry subdivisions, and with ter
ritory adjacent thereto not laid out into
village lots" contains population fully
sufficient for village or hamlet incorpora-
ton. There is within this neighborhood
Catholic Lutheran, Methodist and Presby-
terian Churches and organizations and two
public schools. The extent and beauty of
this neighborhood has long been the sub
jectNof praise, and the slow growth in i'm
provement and want of enterprise in this
sleepy hollow" las it is by the nature of
its ''od folks" only, has equally been the
subject of derision.
1t is polite, then, to unite this neighbor-
hood into some municipal organization, by
which these elements may be united to
promote the unity and prosperity OF the
whole, for one neighbOrhood in reality it
is--united by church and school organiza-
tions, by locality, roads and interests
While Industry and Home City derive
names to their locations from their town
plats, the entire neighborhood is known
by and recognizes the name of Delhi. Two
separate interpretations would dissever this
unity, cause local jealousies, and an airline
would divide neighbors and friends. The
Special School District of Delhi would, in
time, be also divided, and other and local
divisions would follow with their attend
ant evils. Then the EXPENSE would be a
subject of grave consideration, because
there would be two sets of officers neces-
sary to be kept up, instead of one; and as
this matter alone is one sufficient for d
separate article, by your permission, will
renew the subject before the final hearing
before the County Commissioners takes
place. TAX PAYER.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
entertain their friends tonight in the par
lors of the Church.
The friends of VIM. Gleave, of the First
Ward, are working hard to make him their
Assessor Give him push, every body.
Fred. Allan, the man held here for the
last two days on suspicion, was turned
loose to-day, nothing having turned up to
sustain charge.
The Palmer Guards, of Columbus, form
erly Poe are to give us, in an entertain
ment to be given at the Opera-house, the
emotional drama, "Out of Bondage"
And he has waited before u.s. and his
name is Maria d. Aldrich. Oh, Mara
there is too much opposition for one to en-
ter the field in the race for Constable.
Jesse WISE farmer living near Selma,
made an assignment on Wednesday after
noon to John Atkinson, of property to the
value Of $4,000. His liabilities are un-
known.
Owen Biggers, resident from beyond the
creek, took up quarters at the Leech Re
cupery" on Wednesday, there to remain
until the Mayor calls him to account for
warming up his family
At dance given on Monday right by
the natives Of Blackville, John Dempsey, a
participant, tore profanity into shreds in
describing his feelings to one of the female
attendants by the name of Anna Pen.
Johns finish wasa trip to the 'pen," where
he awaits day of reckoning.
The police were called up to Cherry
street OH Tuesday night to squelch what
was supposed to be riot. 1t turned out
to be a neck-chawing affair, the same being
indulged in by mutual consent. When the
Sellers collection cut loose, happiness will
once more reign supreme in the Kennedy
family.
The supposed forgery case of Hubbard of
London, o., against his son, Charles NJ.
| Hubbard, of this city was on trial on
Wednesday before Squire Halenbeck.
Charles, upon testimony, issued notes to
which fictitious names were attached, the
same causing the father to be sued whence
the present trouble Full particulars OF
| this trial will be given at another time
Mayor Cole issued his proclamation on
Wednesday evening, calling upon the quail
flied voters to meet at their usual voting
places on Monday. April 7th, there to
choose a Mayor, Marshal Solicitor, City
Commissioner, one Councilman, one mem
Der OF School Board, and one Assessor for
each ward. The township ticket is to be
voted at the ward polls, separate. Boxes
will be nroYidcd for this pnrnose