The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

thousand dollars on the delinquent list.
THIS morning the water Is being turned
off, and all delinquents are required to
pay The dollar tine before "Holly" Is
again in their household.
Dave Wapel. charged with stealing
hog, wa held over in the sum oil $500 by
Squire Francis Saturday.
marriage licenses for the past week:
George w. Cobn and Maria Nash. John
Pie ef and Mary X. Kuhr, Charles #.
Saxon and Margaret Mohan, Nathaniel
Rudd and Caroline RaIston, Charles
Goodman and s. Frances Craig, Ander-
son I. BussalI and Jennie Clark Rich
ard l.. Bowers and Josie r. Brestin, d.
j. Mcnamara aud Louise Mary Cope
land, T. w. Stanhope, jr., and MOllie
CLARK, Ma oIeon b. Cox and Delilah
Wilson, Peter Scnerrer and Barbara
Mayleben. ""
Professor FinDell, of Cincinnati, this
morning made his report to Coroner
McCabe on the chemical analysis OF the
stomach OF VIM. Hayden, whose sudden
death was rel orted about Two weeks
ago. He reported That there was no poi
son found i'll the stomach, and the jury
tlrncd a verdict OF deatu from heart
u sease.
In the Mayors Court this morning
M blu SCV WIN d
of the peace, was dism ssed. Frank
Blong, same charge, wa, hned S.. WIN.
Miller ana George WibOin were nned 81
and COSTS each ior being drunk. The
cse Of Mary FineLhy was flied away.
John StOtter, charged with selling spoiled
meat, again had his case continued.
Mrs. Miller, living at No. 66 West
Tenth street, was last night victim z u
'by a colored servant to The amount vi
about So in money and a lot OF clothes.
The name OF the young African thief is
Tenia johnson.
While the workmen on the breaker
above The Newport and Covington bridge
were hauling large derrick along the
Plank of the Licking this morning, the
wagon began 70 slide and then turned
over, horse and all. The horse was soon
set ON his pms agaIn, but IL took cons d.
deraDle time TO reload the derrick. No
body hurt.
NEWORT-The approaching marriage
of Mi. klchard Walsh and Miss Mary
McMullen, of this city, is announced to
take place Mt the Church of the Immacu.
late Conception, next Thursday even
ing.
Councilman Jones lett ior Columbus
Saturday.
The wharfage collected in the past
| month amounted TO $l7l; Marshaps col
lection On fines, sos. The Magistrates
paid over $1l.
The Loil-gate on the Licking pike has
been moved IRON Newport to Finchtowu.
Major Bouen, we are glad to learn
was again ON the streets yesterday, ai.
ter an illness o. several weeks.
| Baldwin StraulnrUpr n boV liVinp m
| Columbia street, had his loot badly
crushed by it being run over while try
ing to steal ride ON one of the Newport
cars.
A young lady living on Front stree,
| dropped an iron on ner foot, Saturday
crushing it SO badly as 10 cause amputu
ton of one OF the toes.
| The boys of the Fire Department
through Mayor A. S. Berry, this morn.
Ing presented their Chief with splen
did solid gold shield-shaped badge, as {
token of esteem for their leader. On the
face is inscribed "To L. Ill. Williams
Newport Fire Department Chief, Octo
ber 10Th, 1876" And Oh the back appeal
the names OF the members of the Depart
ment, whose presentation it was: John
| Link, James Woodside, Charles SO ar
| Christ. Speck, John Hugle, Thos. Hays.&
Chief Williams responded in neat ant
appropriate speech; after which they ad
jOurned Ior refreshments.
| In The City Court this morning came
| VIM. Baldwin, drunk aud disorderlyS$
and costs; John Pardee, Alonzo En-
merson aud Kate McGoveran, charged
with disorderly conduct, were eacn fnet
$15 and costs, and consigned to the stone
pile in default OF payment. Last butno
least came John Rowe, he Madison
street shoemaker, Tor being drunk ant
breaking up sewing machine and othel
| furniture belonging to his household
was fned 81, thus showing that MAI
has no more right to break up his own
furniture than he has to black his wite't
eye.