The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-28

sage to New York, and resulting in loss
TO the plaintiffs.
Henry Bostwick and l.. D. Croninger
go to Mount Olivet. Robinson county, on
Monday, to attend the Royal Arch Chap
ter of Masons.
Thieves last night entered the house of
Clements Bromiage, corner OF Willow
and Holman streets, Augustinburg, and
stole $6S in money and a child's money
box containing SIXTY cents.
In the Quarterly Court, yesterday, in
the SANDER suit against Michael Moore,
the jury rendered verdict for 70 dam
ages.
Marriage licenses since our last re-
port: Mordecai Williams and Neppie s.
Roberts, Patrick Madden and Elizabeth
O'Bryan. r. Il. Williams aud Matlie II.
Webster, Nathaniel Kamp and Emma
Mott, George Scnerman and Elizabeth
Black, Atone Springelmaier and Mary
Ann Linneman.
About II O'Clock last night an alarm of
fire was turned In from box 81. The de-
partment quickly responded, but discoy-
cred that the cause of the alarm was
from the Newport side Of the river. They
turned back and crossed over, but found
that The lire was in the soapgrease tac-
tory Of Weisenburg u Co., about four
miles from the Ohio river.
The building, before the arrival Of the
engine, was des lroyed and the contents
total loss. The loss on the building
and contents is estimated at about 81, 900,
with but little insurance. AS there mas
been no ire near the building for sew
eru weeks, the origin of the fire is sup
posed to be the work OF an incendiary.
LIN the Mayors Court this morning,
Albert Long and John Smith, who were
caught mapping in a railroad car, were
fined $4 each. Frank Bitter was yester-
day taken in by Marshal Bolan for bath
ing in the Licking river, and was fined
81, including costs. Let this be a warn
ing to those young "Arao5' VINO daily
indulge in bathing, to the
sons living in that vicinity.
NEWPORT.-The Cold 9
Nationals play at the Cold Spring
grounds today.
Holts aud Hoosiers at Aurora to-day
Mrs. Thompson, widow of Lieut.. A. o
Thompson, is visiting Gen. Swift ape
| wife.
Col. E. G. Mason has returned from
Columbus. f'
| Five young children, while riding in a
bakers wagon on Monmouth street, tell
out and were all severely bruised. They
were sitting on the tail-gate, which broke
| One colored and iour white recruits
were accepted at the Barracks yester
day.
George Hayman, W.Stricker, II. Howe
and William Cough comprise the merry
fishing party camped out in De Courcy
tcreek, on the Licking. Thus far they
have had good success and an enjoyable
time.
Professor Richard Waters, on his re
turn from Texas, procured at Chicago
the horns of Mrs. O'Leary's COW, and pre-
sented them TO Mr.. Hen Weidner, The
butcher ON Saratoga street.
The trotting races begiu next Monday
Captain Dunkhorst and Phil Callahan
the champion pedestrian OF Kentucky
had their iirst loot race yesterday morn
/ ing. Dunkhorst hauled up against
|'shade tree, and Callahan collided witt
IL policeman. The judges called The race
and declared all beLs of.
The case OF Joseph Kreus, for attempt
ling TO outrage the person OF Ella Wilson
was called in the Police Court this morn
ing, but the defendant, through his at
torney, r. w. Nelson, waived an exam
ination, the bail being fixed at $4oO.