The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22


sanity. This new "kink" may possibly b
assumed with purpose Ia the end Of anr
doing Johns brilliant job. Ffr
The Ancient Order of Hibernians OF CO.
lunibus accompanied by the Bsr1caD
Band, put in here at noon On Wednesday,
and with their banners flung to the breeso
paraded our principal streets Just preses
Gus TO their departure for their homes u
the evening they we're favored with sevs0
spirited addresses by our home talent
A lady, whose name we failed to lsafA
while standing at the depot last svsoiq1
waiting tor her train, fell q victim OF -
gentry. who relieved hse q
her wallet containing SIS and some vaiue
BILE papers. Several arrests followed, -
as yet the guilty party has not been fouuA
Mollie Mccormick, q rough crowd. ~
assessed $40 and costs and ordered to tho
Station house for thirty days by the Nayuo
on Wednesday for huge frolic indul0sa
in on Tuesday night, in, which she call1 -
play the assistance of several officers -
suppress her hilarity. Mollis will msuk1.
cate bologna skins and BUTTERFLIES broa4
now until spring calls up the vegstabh
diet.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 22d, lisa
To the Star Patrons Of the Champion City
have disposed of my interests in youR
city to Mr.. Geo. W. Wood, and upon my
retirement desire to thank my many
friends for the favor and patronage OF ~
past and bespeaking the same for the ean'
est efforts of my successor. r
Most Respectfully, ..
JOE R. TAYLoa.
Everybody in town knows "Dice" Shan.
non, the royal rooster who dispenses ti,e
STAR in the vicinity of Buck Creek. A.
though Dice has furnished us with mod
everything, he lacked, until last evening,
in making his paper an item. About dusk
the door of our sanctum sanctorum creakea
TO admit our Dice, who reported in high
ly demolished condition. When ap-
preached we found his power of speech
gone, the result Of which called forth many
queries and surmises. Had the Watsf-
street bridge fallen? Did Dice strike .
bonanza? Did any of you leave your cek
lar doors open? If not then we surmin
that Dice was recognized as the local dis
torter of the paper by double-barred VII
lain bearing bladder club, who cut r
Dice while secreted meath the shades Of .
house with the intention of wrecking ho
WHTuTOUc buu illus lHJuTiHS uiLu LUZ AAIU
Police! Police!! Police!!!
On Wednesday afternoon stranger q.
tered the coal Office of G. G. Taylor, -
Limestone street, and asked to be shown .
their camel pile. The clerk in charge hso
Just reached the yard with bis man, whGD
in looking back he observed another par4v
enter and Immediately begun prying at IL
money-drawer. He Immediately darts9
for the Office, but found that the man ha1
made good his escape and without booty
Returning to the yard he also found thaD
what he supposed was customer was To
second party to the attempt, and that b
had also taken flight. There was lar1p
amount of money in the safe at the time
which stood open, and about $40 in IL
drawer.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. VIM. Blair is rusticating in Toledo q
present, whence he has gone on visit
The second Grand Jury was impaneled =
8 o'clock this morning by Sheriff Black.
Chancey Barden is back from franklin,
Ind, and calculates to make this city hlu
future standby. -a
Miss Belle Thorpe. an enterprising stresA
walker, was 'roped' with one cent - tha
only luggage on her person.
Last night the star subscribers wesu
served from one to three hours earlier thu
those of any other evening paper.
II early to bed, and early to rise, makesa
man healthy enough to eat pumpkin pis4
then Joe Owens will get the pies.
Miss Emma Barden commenced dutv
again yesterday. Her pupils were all Gid
to see her back and hope that sickness WiIl
not detain her from her labors again.
Quite pleasant time was had at the rss.
idence Of Mrs. Ida Urmston, of the Four$A
Ward, yesterday. Several lady friends mads
her pleasant visit and enjoyed themselvss
at her spacious residence.
The Parnell and Dillon reception a
Springfield proved to be ''phiz," much u
the sorrow Of quite number of Hamilton
''bloods," who had hoped to decorate ths
occasion with their presence.
Invitations are out for the private ws6p
ding of Mr.. Will Murphy, son of Hon.
Peter Murphy, and Miss Mamie, daughtB
of M. P. Vinnedge, of Fairfield TownsAlA
on Wednesday. January 2Sth.
The dance At August Glins' last nikhb
passed off very quietly and was . good b
augural for Lew. Cook, who assumes ooGp
trolling interest to-day. Mr.. Cook Is equla
to the emergency, and will prove to -
worthy the patronage he Is sure to get
Mr.. VIM. Richie met with good success
in introducing his road engine in the mis-
ing region below st. Louis It was usy
thing to the people OF that section, who ~
all willing to negotiate with an enterpris.
ing man for anything that is Of praotisGl
use.
The Mason monument, which has jusD
been completed at the Horssnyder Marbls
Works, is now being put up in Greenwood
Cemetery. This monument is model both
for neatness and skilled architecture and
reflects great credit upon Mr.. Mason, % u
is fitting tribute Of respect to the msm.
ory of the departed. .,.a u
A very pleasant surprise was tendsrs1
G. M. Overpeck yesterday. at his residences
near Overpeck's Station. A lot of friends
and relatives poured in upon him, and hsa
grand time, in honor of his thirtisfA
birthday. Fun-making, chatting on pass
"reminiscences, and flrstclass refreshments
composed day of hearty enjoyment
Mr.. Charles Zwick has at last ''tumblsds
50 far as to close at o'clock, the tins
agreed upon by several Of our merchantA