The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-06

LHdJ lS Sdies 49,,
Thursday evening, Mr.. Grace was au-
thoriZed to relieve an INDECENT family TO |
the amount of IS worth of groceries. The |
contract 10 repair the river road award |
ed; the filling of Lake Grace laid |
over; few small bills paid;
and, by motion, our witty wiseacres |
took it into their solemn noodles TO go
home and examine their blunderbusses,
bolt their doors and windows, and wait
the coming of the raseally sneaking
kitchen thieves that have been raising.
Cain around here o'nights for the last
in rushed Corn Doctor with the
startling intelligence that-he could
capture the marauders who had de-
spoiled our richest larders, if the city
would offer suitable reward; in fact he
Corns) had the thieves "spouted."
Whereupon special meeting was called
on the spot, quorum being present,
and a reward of fifty dollars was there
and then offered Tor the arrest and con-
viction OF the tibet or thieves who stole
Councilman Bently's bottle OF ale and
corkserew, and committed 80 many
nocturnal burglaries of late on the resi-
dences of our peaceable and law abiding
citizens, after which our brave legisla-
tors made a fresh start for their respec-
tive domiciles, and peace reigned once
more in the venerable pile that holds
Ludlow's greatness semi-monthly.
Fol the information OF the many per-
sons wanting the STAR lett at their
houses, we would say see the carrier.
He is around about 2 O'Clock in the alter.
noon.
Sheriff Percival spent last Tuesday in
our city collecting taxes. Mr.. PerciyaPs
urbanity as an officer and gentleman has
made him great iayorite with The peo-
pie of Ludlow. Long may he wave. But
OIL Christopher, the imprecations OF the
over-assessed was loud and bitter
enough to make poor Berry Hardips
ears red hot.
MIR. Frank Mcdonald and his beautiful
bride arrived home Monday evening,
and were scarcely settled in their house,
when the happy couple received the
usual serenade by our Juveniles, to
which Mr.. Mcdonald responded in his
own generous style, after which the SER
naders adjourned to the neat conlection-
cry, wishing their liberal host and his
lair young bride JOY galore. p
Thieves made their nocturnal visits
this week to the residences OF A. j..
Hedges and Casper Ritche, carrying off
everything they could lay their maraud-
ing hands ON that was portable. 1t is
high time that the citizens should make
some efJrt at organizing tor mutual pro-
LecLion from the nignlly raids Oh robbers.
COvINGTON.-Aw well-known boot and
shoe cobbler, whose beautiful little sane.
/ tum was once numbered among the
places where business was transacted,
on Fifth street, and now on Scott, was
yesterday evening seen charging around
! with fire in his eye and vengeance in his
head, seeking tor the reporter of Ger
man contemporary, who had assailed
the honest ''man of leather" in such
manner as to cause forbearance to
cease to be virtue. Wnen at last he
iuund bis man wordy war ensued, un-
til the knight of the quill showed signs
of''settng EN- up" winch brought things
to mild terminus. The malignant
John only "smole a sickly smile" and
followed his gallant friend.
The Board OF Education held Its regu.
lar monthly meeting last night. Sala.
ries for the month of October, amou unting
to $4,000, were allowed, and other claims
TO the amount of 5 900 were ordered
| paid. The Committee TO investigate the
charges against Mr.. Il. 5. Peasely,
who was expelled some time
ago for drunkenness, exonerate him from
the charge. 1t will.be remembered tnat
the malignant charges against MIR. Pease.
ly were first made by the EHquirer. The
Collectors report shows an amount of
$525. Miss Lewis was elected to i'll the
vacancy as teacher in the Fourth Dis
| Lrict.
A spe eial term of the Criminal Court
| will be held by Judge McManna fil Jan.
uary, TO decide the question of change
Of venire in the case of W. e. Terrell,
| charged with the murder oil Harvey Mey-
erS.
MIR. VIM. Leonard returned from Ire.
land Thursday, whittier ne went about
three months ago. Mr.. Leonard was
born in Erin, and visit to his old home
brings back to him "reminiscences of his
| b0yh0od days. lie brought with him
numerous relics, among them u black
l'brler cane in its natural state.
| A plUk has for sumo time been missing
from place ON Scott street, and the
| man who borrowed IL had better BRING it
BACK and save trouble.
Captain Geo. X. Dudley has sold his
place III tue country, and is gong to
take up mis- abode in Covlngton-A. IL g..
Stuntebeck, Of Pike street, being tile
purchaser Of his country homestead.
The express license expired Nuyem-
gu 10 warn them OF the fact.
Tne crowd Of lOaiers that were some
time ago ordered to be kept tff OF the
corner OF Fifth and Madison streets
still hang around with the same tenac-
NY.
No Magistrates or Mayors Court to-
day.
The entertainment gwen by the Ouin.
lette Club at the residence OF Mir. Cnas.
lronside, last night, was quite an agree
aDle affair. Miss Emma Hunt, one OF
the most charming bellies OF BIaysville.
was the principal attraction Of the even
Ing.
Marriage Licenses for the Past Week
William Hooper, Inulana, and Elizabe th
lrelanu, lndlana; +. q. Warrington,
Covington, and Rosa Yagle, Coyington:
Chas. Il. Rowland, oaio, ana Ella Mon.
tague, Coyinglon; j. b. Fuhner, Coying-
ton. and Anna NJ. Il. Norman, CoyinE.
Ion; Ralph q. Hemingway, Covington, aud
Jennie L. MaCthe ., C0vingtOn; Alex.
Inglis, Indiana, and Eva MendelI, Gov
ington; Charies L. Morton, Coyington,
aud Mary salt, Covinglon; j. II. Schwab'
CovingtOn, and Elizabeth nj. 'Staggen.
borg, 'Coyington; Peter Funk, Coving-