The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-13

'tinued.
The same officers arrested Jas. p. McLease,
for assaulting an old man on the street
The Mayor requested James to shell out
about 50 20, which he did and departed.
Geo. y. Bloom and Peter Ileitchell for
quarreliug and lighting, were arrested by
officers Lehman and Valentine. This case
was continued.
The two festive ladies of whom we made
mention the o%therIay,1 Ahnie ant Lizzie
paid their inc and costs, and, we are told,
took the train rom Dayton by special re-
quest, 81.
A general muss seems 10 have taken
place down in that part of the city known
as Oregon, in a locality near the hill. Chief
lO'Conncll went for them, and on a hearing
Ais morning two women, one, Bridget
Raiston, The other, Mrs. Castillo, were be-
fore the Mayor, where they were assessed
IS 20 each, and sentenced to the station
house for ten days. The woman Castillo,
we are informed. had three children at
home, aud iuasmuch rs her husband was In
for IS 10 and ten days in the station-house.
under Il decision rendered by the Mayor
this morning, she was allowed to 20 home
to..uny " ploNlue ~ neA '''tiuten'
John Mulhem was arrested by officer
jackson, on charge of stealing a pocket
hook and 50, but there being no evidence
to sustain the charge he was discharged.
The case of H. j. Ferneding, arrested by
Marshal Hale for being drunk and disOr-
IJo.J,. DUE nostnoued mill q y A.
Marshal Hale went for Mike McMelia
also, anu brought him before the Mayor
Mike had been quarrcling and lighting to
the detriment OF the peace ana dignity OF
the city, and the Mayor charged him
$l2 GO INT sent him to the s|tationhouse for
twenty days for his fun.
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favor OF our party. and excluded Cincinnati,
where of all places the wise provisions OF
the act were most nesueu. Ilis was 50
t%o n"os,re MINI M untiI their sIins
hung loose, and their poor faces indicated
shcep-stealing. We hope to be spared
aSaln such "h cAhlo'''on Vi co"'enlP''oi'
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CARELEssNEss.--Gesterday, on Thru
street, there came near being a serious ac-
cident from ca~rclessness. n woman witt
I her three children, we suppose, were in :
: spring wagon driving at a pretty fast gait
; 1.-The woman and the larger child sitting
: in front and the two little ones behind. The
r boy, who was driving and urging the horse
To n more randi rait. paye him n blaw that
mace mn start so as 10 jerk Ihe, wagon
forward, aud throw the boy out DehinC
and on tohls mead. Inc little fellow was
plckeu up py Mr. SHOEMAKER, VINO carried
him into ah9use near by, ana WITH water
etc. restored the t1e'iow 10 conscious
ness. SUCH carelessness as eVineed IN TIN
case Is reprehensible IN the extreme. 90
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naa,,ta nf sotn,,ou rsIota. tbat nr th,
%"a~;ss srtT.",S,t ~
IN ~ ~ NJ, pnnaIston a. Citno,
Ir.LtI - 1sadiaaiD axersts
t.S.StNg5 ~ ~.
j after reaching the summit, looked bacl
upon the magnificent panorama efscity
a river, suburbs and green fields, whicl
7 spread behind, before and around, ant
stretching out his hand, exclaimed INA
? ture designed to locate here the great cen
5 trial city of the continent" And the ide
e was heartily responded to by every on
that heard it. Thus it is that the Con
]yontion viii assist in snreodinc abroad
rroner idea of the relative Greatness ,
Cincinnati.
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