The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01
stantly. his BODY being mancled in a

stantly, his body being mangled in a
shocking manner.
The other boy succeeded in getting
on, bug jumped off again. He says
his unfortunate companions name is Ed.
Wright, and that they left Springfield,
Ohio, on Wednesday last to beat
their way to Colorado; that he
persuaded him to leave a widowed
mother and make the trip with him.
Wright's companion stood around
awhile and left here as he said for
Springfield, O., taking with him a MEM
orandum book belonging to Wright.
The citizens buried the body to-day, after
holding an inquest. The Coroner has in
his possession few trinkets taken
from the body subject to- call
from his friends. Hoping this may be
the means of finding his mother and
friends, I remain respectfully,
]. A. ELsroN,
Elston Station, NO., one hundred and
thirty-tive miles west of St. Louis, on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, Easter
Sunday.
The mother, who lives on South Vel
low Springs street, in the old Deibert
house, is terribly afflicted over the sad
affair. She has the sympathy of our
people.
HAMILTON.
Did you get April fooled to-day? If so II
is because you don't insure with Seward &
Slonneger.
Our Boys Dramatic Club, of st. Stephen
Church, will give an entertainment at
Millvile on the evening Of April lst.
DR.. T. Talbot is talked of as a candidate
for School Board in the Fourth Ward. II
a good man Is sought he is the man to
| tie to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Menges were
pleasantly surprised on Monday night by
the jolly Quartet, who are about to
launch out into an extensive project.
Thus far they have done nobly.
| A public entertainment will be given by
Social Temple of Honor at the hall Mon.
day evening. The programme consists OF
recitations, music addresses, ETC., and
promises to be very entertaining. AL
friends are invited.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Hutchln
son. on Dayton street The contracting
parties, Mr.. Samuel Landon and Mrs
Mauda Brosier. were Joined together by
Rev. G. L. Haskell, of this city. -
John Murdoch, ESQ.,, will lecture at the
Opera-house tomorrow night on "Tht
Present Condition of Ireland" He Is 9
man of rare oratorlcal powers and well &C
quainted with the subject he handles, and
his lecture will no doubt be interesting.
A very fine monument has just beer
completed at the marble works of Mr.
Frank P. Stewart, and will be erected by
John Stilwaugh to-day. The design is ar
elegant specimen of sculpture, made b,
Mr.. Stewart, one of the very best architect
that can be found, and will be an orna
ment to Greenwood Cemetery.
1t will be remembered by most of ou
readers that Henry Shuttle got caught in ;
belt at Snider's paper mill about year ago
and at the time was thought to be quit
seriously hurt. He has recovered enougl
to be around, but modification set in, ant
LDr. Kirkpatrick, his attending physician
says that amputation will be necessary.
Hen. Drayer, the Second Ward candidate
for Assessor, also Bole's Basin street polio!
writer, in company with Ernst Miller
late of the Dayton Asylum, both expert
T enced furniture removers, while comm
| off the Suspension bridge yesterday after
noon, collided with a street car, upsettin
their veh icle and strewing the furnitur
rather promiscuously. "'