The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-09

sold them for trihing amount. The same
consist of two clocks, some wall notices.
and window blinds. He will have his pre-
liminsry examination on Saturday.
The marriage service of DIR. A. J. Strain.
Of London, Ohio, and Miss MARY Wilson,
of our city, was performed on Thursday
afternoon at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, corner of Washington and Factory
streets, by the Rev. Patterson, of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church of London.
The affair was notable for the large amount
of relatives present, among them the grand
mother of the bride, Mrs Turner, aged
ninety-one years A large number OF ele-
CANT gifts were bestowed upon the happy
pair among them check for $500 from
the brides father. The refreshments fur
nished lacked not for elegance or variety.
President easily, of the Children's
Home, is at present in q dilemma. the same
being caused by call for child placed
in the institution over which he presides,
and which was given out to party repre-
senting himself to be DR.. Felix
Oberlin, Of Quincy. Since the latter's
departure many things Of suspicious
nature have arisen regarding him. and in
auiries for him or the child Freddie An
utTSOUs 6S W blltlI WnuIu0VuaeN1 hoN0 NV
been successful. Samuel Houghton, Secre-
tary Of the Board, departed on Thursday
| for Quincy in search Of the boy, and 1t Is
to be hoped that the same will be Of ma
ture 10 ease many minda
| ...p- DAYTON. o.
| There were more inmates on the book
of the Soldiers Home yesterday than evel
BEFORE The total was A, ,l66.
| The Board OF Directors of the Southern
Ohio Stock yards organized yesterday BY
re-electing the officers Of last year.
The nilldam of Mr.. James Hsnkinson
on the Big Twin Creek. near Germantown
was almost washed out during the higf
water in that rapid stream. The head-gate
was also injured.
There will be meeting this evening q
the City Hall OF the stockholders Of th'
Dayton Il Southeastern Railroad 70 inquire
into the management Of the road. Th'
FIVE hundred stockholders want to know
why suit should be brought against then
for claim Of $1,70Q 7a~-
Yesterday from sunrise to sunset q can
non was fred every half-hOur and the col
ors foated at half-mast at the Soldiers
Home, near Dayton. This was in honor o
Dr. E. B. WaIcut, Of the Board of Managers
who was yesterday buried at his home il
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Recently a school-house in Van Burel
Township was burglarised, and anon
property stolen was a clock. Yesterda..
the clock was recovered and identified her
in the city, and party suspected of tn
lcrime. Arthur J. Lee, an express driver
was arrested last night.
PIQUA.. o.
1t was James Scott, and not Turk, VIII,
died Saturday. as stated in Wednesday
STAR.
Mrs Kitsmiller, wife Of Dr.. f. A. Kits
miller, left to-day for Nashville, Tenn
where she will spend few weeks anon
relativea
Samuel I.ockard, an employe In the Piqu
Felt Mills. while taking spool of voc
from a rack the wool became wrappe
around q shaft revolving near. The spoe
was jerked out of his hands and dealt him
severe blow on the head, knocking hir
senseless for few minutes but luckily es
capped any other dangerous result from th
blow.
4 Street Commissioner Segner has filled n
the old cistern at theintersection of DowI
ing and Water streets by taking the Ol
coat Of dirt from Water street. The COS
: will be replaced in the form of new grave
thereby making an improvement that ws
: much needed, also doing away with a dal
gerous place. The eistern was used once i
; twenty-six years for FIRE purposes.