The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04
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from behind and knocked him down with
q club. --t..'. .-... -.
Mr.. John Mathys is the happiest man in
town. because he has little daughter that
weighs just ten pounds. Mother and child
are doing well.
Twenty-Five members were in attendance
at the February session Of the Ohio Eclectic
Medical Association, held in the parlos of
the st. James Hotel rle
Council had lively tussle with the case
of Station-house keeper Reid last night
The subject is such good one for debate
that Council will keep the matter boiling
and the public in suspense as long as possi-
BILE.
The artists at Mr.. John Mills establish
ment are not only first-class in every re-
spect, hut the good-hearted proprietor us
ually accompanied their graceful manipula-
tions with q full orchestra accompani-
ment. m
Hr. Henry Leuty was most agreeably
surprised by some fifty or sixty OF his
friends who had gathered to help him cel-
ebrate his birthday anniversary. Every
body had a good time and went away
happy. 90 }ref, W N
The following are the officers of the Land
lords Protection Association recently
elected: E. G. Coffin. President; George W.
Osborn, Vice President; Amos Wolf. Secre-
tary; H. Rice, Treasurer; John Funk, M.
w. Fisher, E. P. Torbert, ]. A. Shipman,
James Leffel, James W. Hall and II. G.
Phillips, Directors.
Mr.. Thomas Hayward, an old and es-
teemed citizen, fell on the street yesterday
in At and Immediately breathed his last.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow af-
terrioon, conducted BY the Masonic frater-
nifty. Clark Lodge, No. 10l. F. q A. NJ,
held meeting last evening to make ar
rangements for attending the funeral
The Roller brothers, being left to them
selves In the hall OF the Station-house last
night while Uncle Billy went to tea, took
occasion to roll into each other in such a
1 manner as to arouse the neighborhood with
cries of fire and murder. Officer Norton
rushed over from his house across the
street. and found the boys fighting to kill.
DAYTON. o.
"A telephone line now runs to Tadmor,
1 ten miles out. ...... ,.,..4
Mr.. George Kiefaber returned to this city
| yesterday after d years Absence. stf. ;
The Emmett Guard will give a dress mill
| tary ball at Beckel Hall this evening
The homeopathic physicians met last
evening at the Office of Dr. ]. K. Webster
On Thursday evening Wendell Phillips
will deliver at Music Hail his celebrated
lecture, Daniel OConnell.'
The Montgomery County Horticultural
Society holds its February meeting to-day
at the residence OF Mr.. B. N, Beaver West
| First street.. Mr.. N. II. Albaagh, Tadmor,
is the essayist of the evening.
An engine Of the Dayton 4 Southeastern
was run of the turning table in the D. d s.
b Yard, and completely overturned, the
tank and portions of the locomotive COM
ing in contact with the ground, were In
jured. ....As..s ..a. IS. .. ..~,z
A runaway accident occurred on East
Third street yesterday whereby Miss Cher
ry, "a young lady Of Washington Court
House, was hurt. Tne horse that ran away
belonged to Mr.. Frank Kinimerie, and be
was driving him to a sleigh. ,sr, vi +.
A suit now before the Common Pleas
Court is brought by Nancy Yost against
the heirs # Isaac Yost, her late husband,
to set aside a deed made by her husband
the day before his marriage. giving one
hundred and fifty acres Of land near the
CITY I'd, his children. W
A postal card, was received at Police head
quarters Monday from Franklin, stating
that d quantity Of hides had been stolen
from tie stores of VIM. Darnody. at Fraak
| Hin, Sunday night. A man named John
Weisong. from Winchester, Ohio wasar
, rested here YESTERDAY for having some O
them in his possession. ~ II
~ se'eaa NIDNEY. o.
H. H. Dye H. W. Allen, J. H. Young
L. II. Thompson and L. +. Dilaway
wealthy and influential gentlemen of Troy
O., some IL whom are members OF the Cit,
Council, passed through Sidney on Monda,
, evening last, on their way home from
visit TO q rbaha and Bellefontaine in th'
interest OF a Onten plated new railroad.