The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-11


Tn tho C,ourt Of Appeals. the case OF Ii. Eber- 4
sole agajnst ID. 7. Falls was reversed; the |
case OF Robert Howe against j. "A. Crawford
affirmed, The cases of Uchsner against the
isnrman NationaI Ruilling Association, Ooh |
sner against Enrich, &C., Culbertson again t
I,irl. Cambron against Canileld, McSwiucy
against Mctjoy. Fields heirs against kletle,
VI Thompson. Sc. against Armstrong &c.,
ami Freiberg r. Workum against Feltman,
were submitted; the case Of Kaibar against
Keen. NJ. was Continued, ami the case OF Le-
maire AGAINST Bryant stricken off. In the case
Of Uulbert,on. &c,. against Flanagan, 81, the
Kentnn HuiI,tinr Association moved for dam
aces.
Father Ehard, O. s. b., is now in charge OF
ST. johns Orphan Asylum,
Capt. Smith N. Hawes, City Treasurer, with
his family, has returned from his nine weeks
"Trip TO the lakes and watering places.
"Robbie," little twelve year old boy, en-
poyed at the Ticket Office, had his Lett foot Sc
verely injured by the machinery OF q press.
DR.. Delaney DIR assed his wounds.
! Mrs. Williams, whose husband Is In JAN,
cha ged with passing counte,feit money, yes,
terday afte noon, ut the corner Of Madls1n ana
Fifth streets, approached man named fuliGn
and charged him with attempting 70 evaae
pay ment of money due her husband, She then IN
berated him soundly, and KEEP TINS up tili
sheriff Percival's arrival, when she retired.
| Cincinnati Reds and the stars to-day az tne
grounds of the lormer
| The Teachers Association elected j.. ,D'i
George A. Yates and Arnold Ellis, Mrs. Lizzie
Gray and Misses Ansie Cox and Mary Gray,
were elected Committee on Programme.
After q few minutes absence, the committee
returned with the following Tor the Octopgr
meeting: !. Official address on the past WORK
and the future prospects OF the Ieacners A@Sso- @
| competent teacher-W. q. LORD. y. 10 wnae
snouH Dt@ & Supo yo,sav Meeting then
adjourned till the frst Friday in October.
me Internal Revenue collections, IN the Coy es,
1sg ~ fo ,ar on VI M nnfact,ed tobacco on
distilled spirits S685u 3O on cigars, Sc, 1893 IS:
on beer $87s7; special tax (lcenses) 81, 1913 0S;
other collections $1yU O5. Total, SIT, ,5S2 Is.
Tho b,g s.habv,, D, who sdubs,, himself editor
- tho W., ~ 80, III od oduart;sing cheat circu
iated % IL Iny;,rstnn 3 atsacked ns On the street
tn;s ,,,orn;ni - sa,d' solemnIv 1old ma that he
wanted no fnrther controversy with us,
The ed,tor of the TicLet ia vet alive.
M,o Vondarschn,dt for resistinp O. tha Hea1th
oGicar ,ynIia in tha disrharTa IN hIs nutv in
Iac;n,, VI nn har house dnr,ng the lime
fs fhat thsra Ivas smaiIsnoy in her house was
anad xon and cost Ren smith was fined S1 and
0's' women' uU1 while nassinp mn K,pn street last
evening was strncK Inv a hall from the nand of
somn bsvs W. ,vho Want ~ he IraseN Nbaliists.
'YE NJ Taikins VS.. Nose Grant. in the Mavor,s
Conrt this mn,nng. From the testimony in
~ no aa ~. - onnaars that Mr. Grant was not nj
M o1e Sase ~ n that ha was stana,ny in
| srant ~ ia rasreshment stand when an.
nrnaI,hea NV (;aikins. X this Is against tie
\ prnIes Of the pronnd If ia certainly a Rad move
t ~ r & tbts ,,ert os the directors to have the
ne,S IN IN that n,aca The case was laid over
| ntn nn,,t m TnaSIar vhan tha Al avor will de-
! unSli u;l'a ,he hN n,astar "ASA S "' - "NN
0'oo WV .''''''
rrxvNrrnN nv Tho rocer, fro of
AI1A .i>" Wv
DeRode's jewelry store originated IN the third
story, and sufficiently demonstrates not only
tne innortance but the imnerative necessity
Vhe III 0"nos' '"' 'no --ooo''i0'
for our Conncu supplying phe Fire DepartlnehS
ers. The fie, ike all others, discovered in its
| inclpient stages, would have been suppressed
| in nve minutes or less time by one of those ex-
| tinguishers, with little or no water damage.
| The nose, in the absence Of extinguishers, was
re led on, and had to be carried through the
building to its third Dry, and the water once
turned On flooded the room and damaged the
stock and the building to a far greater extent
than the fire. t-
The Lexington boys still persist in the dan
| gerous practice Of throwing stones in the