The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-20


mouth Of Frozen Greek the line follows
the. valley of the North Fork of the Ken
lucky river fourteen miles; thence up
the valley Of Troublesome creek for forty
miles. Along this route, as we learn
from the Kentucky survey, camel coal
is found in thick strata near the tops OF
the highest hills Of Quicksand and Trou-
blesome creeks. Tue line whence 1t di-
verges from Troublesome creek is a con-
tinuous valley line to Pound Gap, with
the exception Of three inconsiderable
quire more than 1000 feet OF tunneling,
SO that the entire road of 1S0 miles will
not require more than $500 leet of tun-
neling.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday,
Thomas Coleman was ordered to be sent
to the penitentiary for one year, for OBJ
tanning $l25 by false pretenses, from r.
Tieke. Henry Crane, tor cutting +.
Hundorf, was fined $75 and costs. Mar
tina Thomas, keeping disorderly house,
was fined $5 and costs. Anthony He'll
man, cutting officer Hageman, with in
tent to kill, In progress.
The Board OF Health in their regular
meeting did nothing OF Importance, ex-
cept the passing OF resolution, asking
Council to cause owners-O OF ponds, be-
tween Greenup and Stevens, and Powell
and Patton streets, to drain the ponds.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stickney, OF st. Louis, with
her family, returned from her Eastern
trip, and is visiting her father, Mr.. j. l..
Taylor. of this city.
Mrs. Peak was before Squire Francis.
yesterday, charged with having slam
dered u Mrs. Roedon. The jury returned
q verdict for 5000.
A motley looking crowd of colored and
white laborers passed up Madison street
this morning on their way to the South
ern railroad.
Why don't Commissioner Hackers get
Colonel Wash. Grant, the'champion pool
seller Of the world, to sell that tllthy pool
on Fifth street, near Scott.
In the Mayors Court this morning
John Murphy and John Buckton, for be-
ing drunk, were fined 81 and COSTS each.
disorderiy conduct, was fled away.
About two weeks ago Mr.. j. w. Kin
drick, a manufacturer of feather dus-
ters, started on business tour Through
the northern part of Ohio, and sume
parts OF Indiana. About ten days ago,
he was heard from AT Richmond, Indiana,
where he had been deiayed by sickness
for few days. He.stated there that he
was going home. Since that time his
family, living at NJ. 500 Russell street,
have not heard from him.
On last Tuesday a young man, Mr..
Griffith, who Is partner in the business
| with Mr.. Klndrick, started in searpl OF
him. He succeeded in tracing him as far
as Dayton, Onio. where he was seen on
last Wednesday, the 1lth inst. Mr..
| Kindrck there stated to some one that
he was OIL his way home. Mr.. Griffith
could hear nothing more OF the missing
| man after this time, and returned home
last night.
| Mr.. Klndrick came to this city about
two years ago. He was sober. industri-
Gus man, with no motive for his yO un-
tary absence. He has a wife and three
daughters living in this place. Nj. Kin
d lex is a small man, slightly stopped;
long, thin beard nj xed Win gray, anu
heavy mustache. When he LETT home-ha
wore black straw nat, black dress
| coat, white linen vest, anu dark pants.
NEWPORT.-A wild steer was cap
tured yesterday at the Bethel church.
1t had escaped from Mr.. j. Hahn's
slaughter house in Finchtown,. Consid
cradle excitement was caused along the
streets whichit passed.
| "A WdxOu Wlbl tOuF WOtueu Nuu d Cullu
broke, down on Tibbatts and Williamson
| streets, last nj ght, throwing one of the
women, an old lady, out on her face,
| which was badly cut. One of her wrists
was also dislocated. The others es'
capped with few painful bruises. The
ladies all live near Livezy's saw mill.
| Mr.. Fred. Bunnlng has purchased
Messrs. Wiese q Vessels livery stable
and will attend to all business in the U.s.
uai gentlemanly manner.
| tthe meeting OF Council, last night
| permission was gwen to the Board oil
Water-works to borrow sum not eX.
ceeding $1,000 to defray the current eX.
penses of the Water-works.
| A communication from Mr.. John T
Watson, asking an appropriation of fifty
dollars per month for the use of Baily
| Barracks, was referred to the Committee
on buildings.
| A communication from the Committee
on Encouragement, proposing to furnish
Ewater to MI. Crawford, the proprietor oi
the new chemical establishment, for ten
| years, at the actual cost Of pumping and
Idelivery, was read and accepted. a,
| Tie Committee on WAYS and Means
presented the report OF the City Treas
urer, showing the disbursements from
the first of January to the first oil August
1875, amounting to $l57, ,U65 90. Accepted
A NUMBER Of small claims were read
and allowed.
AT the opening of the Council, Colonel
Berry made short address thanking
1 the members tor the honor conferred
upon HIM in lis election as Mayor. BY
request the City Attorney gave it as his
OPP Mon that the election Of Mayor Berry
pro tenn was not illegal. .i.
Jake Crawley, while digging near the
sahd bank on covert Run pike, had his
ankles bruised by the bank giving away
! SO much of the road has caYed IN thai
only one horse and wagon are able tC
pass.
The Holts and the Avondales play to.
morrow. - a.,
Two white recruits have passed their
second examination at the Barracks
The Paymaster is expected soon.
Mrs. Conb0y, wife of our esteemed
fellow citizen, Tom ConboY, with hel
youngest daughter and sou, left for Ne "
York on Wednesday evening for short
visit to friends.
Steve Solar this morning shipped
about two hundred mattresses to Lex.
| ington. The Lexingtonians. evidently
understand where to buy theft goods.
About eight O'Clock last night two