The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-03

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Board room In the Courthouse.
| John Hall, known as "Red Horse,"
was discovered by the officers near the
canal bridge, yesterday; but as he was
mounted and they were ON foot, they
were unable to capture him.
Mrs. johns son was missing yester-
| day, but was heard from In Cincinnati
to-day.
The game of baseball announced to
take place yesterday afternoon between
the Courthouse nine. and the Third
street Merchants nine came of, and re-
suited In the former being beaten by a
score of 80 to f6.
A band of Gypsies were overrunning
the town yesterday, but were driven off
by the officers.
COvINGTON.-The bond holders of
the Maysville and Lexington railroad
have complied with the conditions OF the
sale, by deposlting $4,000 in gold and
$492,000 in bonds IN the First National
Bank.
Mr.. W. II. Cleveland and Miss Dora
Henry, OF Pendletoa county, we're mar
ried yesterday at the Day House by
Rev. Q. w. Miller, of Scott-street Metho-
dist Church.
The Stars shed their light over the
Ludlows yesterday; 4 to 8. They left
last evening for MiddIeport, Ohio.
John W. Gayer and Mary Annetta
Goiay appeared before Esquire Francis
J yesterday, who, on application, made
them man and wife.
Delilah Vastine, In the County Court,
yesterday selected John Vastine, her
brother, as her guardian. Miss Vastine
desired to get married, which rendered
such an actlon necessary, as she was
under age.
Messrs. Bostwick and Cronlnger have
returned from their Masonic trip to Mt.
Oliyet.
An almost murderous affray occurred
yesterday afternoon at Niemeyer's brew
cry, LeWlsburg, between Bavarian Jake,
the h0stler or tine brewery, and Martin
Andrews, a driver, Jake accused him
OF having prejudiced bis employer
against him. Andrews denied the charge,
when Jake drew q razur, and inflicte d
six severe wounds, one In the left breast,
one on the back, and the rest on the
arms and shoulders. The wounded
man was taken TO his residence on NJ ain
street, near Riddle. Heis resting quite
easy this morning, and il is thought that
with a little care he will fuIly recover.
JAKE is'stid at large, although the OFF,
GERS are Keeping sharp lookout for
him.
The Board of Council met last night.
with President Shinkle in the chair. I've
report OF the Overseer OF the Poor was
presented as follows: Number offam-
liies relieved, T3; number of children re.
lieved, 149; groceries furnished, $342 80;
coal furnished, 80; total relief granted
for the past month, S351 so.
. A resolution providing Tor the removal
Of the ledge of rock which CROSSES the
mouth Of Licking and impedes naviga-
ton, was referred to the Committee on
Internal improvements, with power to
advertise for proposals for the work.
The report OF the Committee on Inter-
nal improvements, concerning former
communication Of T. Whittle, recon-
mending that the Main-slreet wharf be
paved with limestone II inches deep
from where the paving now ends to the
liver, and that the Covington and Gin
cinnati Bridge Company be required to
pay one-half ofthe expense, was referred
to a committee with power to advertise
for bids.
An old man stationed on Sixth. and
Madison streets, from early this morning
up to the present writing, grinding out
what 10 called music by some and slow
death by others, locates himself in this
uCdtly CVoi ,
ing The public with his hideous ssorgies."
Frank Lee, who got drunk Thursday
night and drove through the streets OF
our city at SO lively rate, was up
before Mayor Athey this morning. How
ever, his case was continued until Sat-
urday morning.
NEwPORT.-The little fve-year old
daughter Of MIR. Stephen Weidner broke
her arm yesterday by fall while play
ing.
John Schneider, Esq, clerk OF the new
First National Bank, returned from his
bridal trip East yesterday.
Council met last night, but, owing to
the absence Of the City Clerk, no Dusi-
ness was transacted.
Eight more recruits have been accept
ed at the Barracks.
Capt. VIM. N. Air has returned from
the East.
If the Smelling Committee would take
a walk along Front street, between Cav.
lords foundry and the rolling-mill, on I
the south side of the street, they would
find something to do.
VIM. Kunnafe, charged with breach
Of the peace, was fined SO and costs in
the City Court this morning. William
Crosby, charged with petit larceny, was
tile evidence being INSULT
cient to sustain the charge.
Captain Tom Dowling has internally
and embellished his book |
store.
The rumor that Professor Sutton has |
launched his bark upon the matrimonial |
tide is scarcely credible. 'This will be |
quite relief to some of the female teach. |
srs Of the Cabot-street School.
In answer TO the numerous INQUIRIES |
recently put to us as to where the Short
inc depot was, we will say for the bene-
it Of those inquisitiye minds that we
lon't know.