The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21

vile, last evening, where he is going
into hustuessr
officer Bolan this morning arrested a
Young man who is accused OF being a
participant. in the murderous row on the
Southern railroad a few weeks ago. The
officer captured his man ON the Suspen-
sion bridge, and brought him to the Cow
ington iail. He refused to give his name
when brought to the Marshafs office. A
reward of $1e0 has been offered for his
arrest by some one at Walton.
About five O'Clock last evening man
by the name Of Piper, who has been do
mesticating around the hearthstone OF
Mrs. Evans, clearinghouse keeper on
Scott street, called at the house for the
purpose of paying part Of three
dollar "hash" bill. Mrs. Evans be-
came very highly indignant over the
offer to only pay part OF q bill so
small, and armIng herself with q
heavy chair, made for her ungrateful
"lord' in desperate manner. Piper
turned and fed, but as he was going out
OF the door, she made reach for his
hat, which she safely rescued. Piper,
thinking that he had been imposed upon,
made affidavit before Esquire Francis
and had her arrested, charging her with
larceny. and q breach Of the peace.
Esquire Francis this morning dismissed
the charge of larceny, but fined Mrs.
Evans 50 and costs for o breach of the
peace. And thus ended the last act Of
the Evans. Piper "Serio Comedy"
NEWPORT.-Mr. Henry Buchanan is
confined to his house by severe ill.
ness.
Edward Mariana .rejoices, as he al
ways does, over an advent in lite. Eddie
is again parentially the author of te'
male being.
Elizabeth Kearney (no relation to John
Kearney, Of Covingtonl fell from a
| wagon while driving along the Licking
pike and broke her arm.
Mayor A. s. Berry, at the request of O
number OF citizens, called a meeting OF
citizens for next Saturday night to me ell
at the Courthouse to protest against
the proposed subscription OF $500, 900 cap
ital stock OF the Kentucky and Great
| Western railroad.
Rev. DR.. Taylor has returned from his
trip 10 the mountains.
John Balm was this, morning fined s.
and costs for being drunk and disor'
derby.
| DR.. Fred. Brown and Uncle Jontie
| Horsefall, two distinguished citizens Of
| Newport, took advantage of the fine
4 weather this morning and went to Gov
ington. One of Uncle Jontie's old board
ers was sent to the Work-house by Ju lge
Athey of that city, and We think Uncle
Jontie will give him call.
| We were shown Il copy of the Board o.
Trustees Annual Report of the Newport
Public Schools tor the year ending June
Both, 1915, that being the 2Sth year OF theil
organization. The report is the mos
complete work that has ever been pub
lished during their organization.
| The increase in population from 1855
| to 1875 shows gain of thirty per cent
| The increase in school attendance during
| The same period is 81 per cent. The repor
shows the average salary paid t,
teachers of Cincinnati, st. Louis, SAT
Francisco, Louisville, Henderson, Gym
thMna, Covington and Newport, The
appointment and promotion oil teachers
and many other interesting points thai
we might particularizei ii time and space
would permit.
Mr.. Joseph j. Bowers, wejl-knowl
river pilot, is to be married in this city
on Monmouth street, this evening t
Miss Maggie Ashbaugn, at the residenc
of the briue's parents.