The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04
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cient. The new law says The tolls must
be kept down to point sufficient to pay
a dividend Of ten per cent.
per annum on the capital stock
Of the company, and no more, and re.
qures emi'annualreports showing re-
ceipts and expenses.
The. St. johns Orphan Society cele-
brated its anniversary yesterday,
The members, headed by Rohps Band.
marched in big procession from St. Jo-
seph's school through the principal
streets of the city. Vespers were held
in the Mother of God Church and SER
mon delivered by Father Tappert.
During a game OF baseball on the fats
yesterday, between the Lookouts and
FIrefiies, of Cincinnati, member of the
former club had his wrist badly broken
by a Wild ball.
The costly silk banner Of the s.. Johns
Orphans Society caught In the branches
of tree on Scott street and was almost
totally destroyed.
Colonel John A. Terrell, Of Nelson
county, O cousin of Colonel w. Ct. Ter
rell, was In the city yesterday.
Five hundred colored men, women and
children, from the congregation OF the
Independent Baptist churcl of Lex.ng.
ton, arrived in the city yesterday after
noon, In charge of Rev. II. BaxtOn. They
came by the Short-line railroad, and al.
tended service at the Robins-street Bap-
tist church.
The Fiats-Alaskas 2S, Elevators II;
Firefys 9, Lookeuts 8.
A weary wanderer on his way to Gov
ington, alter the Newport election on
Saturday night, informs us OF avery SEM
sational incident, which. involves q low
ing couple from our gOdiy city, who had
taken refuge under the shades OF dark
ness afforded by the pillars that lend
their support to the structupe over the
placid Licking. A. Nj. was the hour,
and their names are-weil, We Will not
say, but we know.
La the Mayors Court this morning
George Turner (coloreu), charged with
an assault upon another colored man
with q shower, asked for continuance
till Tuesday. Barney Roncker, charged
with selling liquor TO Mary Burns, had
his case continued until Tuesday ut 9
O'Clock. Dick Johnson, for being drank
and disorderly, was fined 81. Charles
Williams was charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons and drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. The charge Of con
cealed weapons was dismissed. Joseph
johnson was charged with stealing a
bottle Of sherry wine, which he alleges
was water. However, the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow. Chas. Watson,
charged with committing nuisance,
was dismissed. Mrs. Pate, accordin ing to
the evidence of the officer, keeps dis
orderly house on Tenth and Bank Lick
streets. She had her case continued un.
til Tuesday. Geo. Breckinridge, charged
with carrying concealed weapons, was
fined $40 and costs.
Malinda Pale poor Malinda) was TAX
en- in by that truly good officer, Harry
Rife, Oh Saturday night. AS she had
been in jail ever since, the Mayor, this
morning, dismissed her with u kindly
rcprimand.
the "AdOnis" Of the Ticket now snake
hands over the bloody reportorial chasm.
NEwPORT.-TheD Democrats elected
A. s. Berry Mayor, October 2. 1876, with
a majority OF GIG votes over E. w. Hawk
ins. The following are the votes poIfed
in each ward for Mayor, Councilmen
and School Trustees:
Mayor W.. " wdWa % sa w. W Wa. sta Wa WStahTota
A. 8. Berry >. .fSs Isl aaa al als ~ 1,u4'
NV. Hawkins. 10 % u 14O " ia AZ
Majorisies.. 1853 15o l55 1q l2s' 1876 aI
Counciimen-
First Ward-R. D. Hayman, r.: J
Hawthorn, 145.
Second Ward-E. o'Hara, 151; M. G.
Walsh. TO.
Third Ward-F. Rehling, 1e7; William
Holt, 12..
Fourth ward-R. G. sninkle, 1858; John
Phillips. 21l
Fifth Ward-Joseph Weingartner, 2o4
C. Kak, 1l0.
Sixth Ward-Thos. Weston, 17a; JAS
Pagan, 1914.
School Trustees
First W ard-John Logan, 81; 9. Biz,
Second Ward-Peter Britt, 14e; I. A.
Ackley, 10.
Third Wards. L. Pythian, 1872; W
c. Dupkhorst, 1l3; Il. II. Allen, 81,
Fourth Ward-Aenry Fisher, IA; Jno
oneiow, 235.
Fifth Ward-A. Waldemeyer, 25S; Uri
all Medford, 45.
Sixth Ward-John Devere, 1875; L. T.
Hubbard, 223.
The first quarterly meeting of the Tay-
lor-street Churcn, for the Conference
year 1S75-76, began yesterday at eleven
O'Clock, Rev. ). IL. Hall presiding.
A set Of harness, valued at $T5, was
stolen from Buenning s. Goeble's stable,
on York street, yesterday.
The Board OF Education meets to.
night.
The child found ON Mr.. Otling's door,
step Saturday has been adopted by Mr.,
and Mrs. Knarr.
Mr.. Harry G. Waters, of Augusta, Ca,
is in the city.
The score Of the pigeon shooting match
betWeen'Jo Joe RiggeI and Tom DreggDo,
at the Driving Park, Saturday, was as
follows:
Drsggoo. % t....ii ~ ! i til i a.
Rev. s. X. Hall, a former pastor OF Vie
Taylor-sti eet Nj. h. Church, was again
transferred to this district by the recent
Conference at Maysyille. He will bs
Presiding Elder OF the Coyington Dis
trict.
Johu Kennedy, alias Smith, accused O
incest, claims thai the girl is sixteel
years Of age, and is not his child, but
thai she is the daughter OF a woman
named Black, who now lives in New
York. Kennedy seemed to pc very mucI
affected when we visited him in Jail this
morning, and claims that great injustice
was done him by the statement in the