The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-26


in Squire BuchanaA;- ceans 50 e~seach
OF the peace.
Uncle Jontie Horsefall has shouldersd
hismusket, and started Tor the country.
When he returns game VIII be cheap,
and the bows will have q treat.
We know 6f but one man In this vicin-
ity who is in favor of the $500, 900 SUBJ
scription to the Kentucky and Great
Eastern railroad. He is an attorney,
and, strange to say, he is not even tax
payer.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. VIM.
Holt was this morning found dead in the
stable. The cause of It's sudden demise
Is attributed to epizootic.
a man from Leavenworth, Kansas,
having heard of the renowned reputa-
ton Of DR.. Meisenheimer through the
columns OF the STAR, has come all the
way to have tumor operated on.
The rolling-niil men nave organized a
baseball club and will play their first
game on next Sunday. DIR. Brown has
been chosen as referee and Col. John
Howe will act as umpire. A good time
is promised, and we can assure the pat
rons' that there will be no lack Of M U.s.
Gle.
Mayor A. S. Berry and others yester-
day presented the boys at the engine
house with beautiful checker-b0ard.
inc board Is beautifully ornamented-so
much so as to eclipse the eyes of the En-
quirer man.
CoVINGTON.-In the County Court
Monday tavern licenses were granted to
VIM. Goebel, Dennis O'Neal and Her.
man Fennell. The will of Mary Kenne-
dy was admitted to probate. Mr.. DAnier
). Kennedy was appointed administra-
tor, and gave bond. The VIII of GotlieD
Aeltser was probated, Mrs. Johanna,
Aeltler qualifying as eXecutrix.
In the case OF he Southern Railroad
against w. l.. Rankins' heirs, l.. j.
blakely was appointed special commits
sloner to execute the deed when the
money is paid.
The Sheriff was ordered to have the
Courthouse and Poor-house insured.
Coroner McCaDe was Yesterday after
noon summoned to hold an inquest on
the body of u man named Fred Renick,
who oled at the house OF Tom Hale,
about six miles from the city on the
Lexington pike. II appears the man
nad takeh arsenic. The jury rendered
a verdict. that the deceased came to his
death ircm poison administered by his
own hand.
Esquires Duvenick and Francis yes
tefday held over man named Daniels
Ior committing an assault upon an old
man named NJ ilton Mathews.
Tue funeral OF MIR. Charles Levassor
tooK place from the Cathedral this morn
ing. After the celebration of solemn
high mass, Father Miles, from st. Xavier
College, preached the funeral sermon.
Ihe remains were inferred in Ii ghland
Cemetery.
Neither of The English morning papers
contained word OF the crime that
aroused the indignation of the people
yesterday, although all the facts were in
possession OF two 'of the Representatives,
The managers of these papers on the
other side OF the river, however, had
different appreciation of the situation,
and this morning tue full particulars are
published III the same papers. There is
lurking suspicion over here that the
boys were seen, and tnat the job was not
an expensive one.
Recent developments have had de-
m2railzlng effect ON the Star Baseball
Club
Andrew Cummings, the efficient short
stop OF the Star Club, after inhRling too
much Jersey lightning, embraced Il col
ored girl on her way 10 a les wal. She
nau AHuy drreSIeu. una mayor Atney
assessed a fine of$l3, which is pretty Sc
we're on him.
ln the Mayors Court this morning
Henry Flage, charged with disorderly
conduct, was dismssed VIM. Walton,
same charge, continued.
A petition is in circulation among the
TO have Health Officer Hoban
relnslateES and urging the necessity Of
a Health Oficer the year round.
The condition OF Katie Powell is still
very critical. Her mother is somewhat