The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-23
Fourth Ward, b.. H. Kreiger and DR..


ng letter to each candidate for county
,ffice, and the Secretary and President
we're instructed to do SO:
HAMILTON, -, 1879.
Sir: Having been appointed Commit
Tee OF Vigilance.and Reform, on behalf of
he taxpayers Of the city and county, and
that you are candidate for the
office OF -, we respectfully PROFOUND
the following interrogations:
First. Do you approve of>the proceed
lngs and actions of the meeting of the
citizens held in Hamilton, on the even
ings Of July 18th and August 18th, 1875,
In reference to the school funds?
Second. II elected will you use the in
fiuetce and power of your position to
prosecute all persons for POPULATIONS on
the treasury of the people, and compel
an honest expenditure of all public
funds? An early reply for publication
is requested Respectfully, &c.
Petitions In the following cases were
filed In the Clerks office Saturday The
canal boat Florida and Charles Beirely;
]. Ii. White against James Hopple and
Joseph Hoppie. partners. suit was
brought by the First National Bank
against Alfred Hankins and Thos. Sar-
yer. to secure the payment of certain
promissory note for $3 900.
Hon. jacob Kemp, Democratic nomi-
nee for Representative, made flying
visit to the city Saturday.
BELLEVUE, KY.-John Terrell was on
the war path again, Saturday night.
Alter getting filed with corn juice he
went home to wreak his vengeance on
his wife,. or anybody else who should
come in his way. In a short time he had
the house to himself, and he remained
king of his castle until yesterday morn
ing, when his wife went to Mayor Harms
and swore out warrant for his arrest.
Marshal Ratlitt and his deputy at once
proceeded 10 the battle ground, and at
ter bursting in the door succeeded in
capturing their man.. Notwithstanding
the fact that he was armed with large
knife, an ak and other dangerous weap-
ons.. They took him before the Mayor
and was ordered to bring him to New
port jail. He will nave a. nearing before
Mayor Harms this evening.
The people OF Bellevue can rest con-
tented now, when they are guarded by
such men as West Ratlitf, our gallant
Marshal, and DOE Kroggman, his deputy.
These. officers We're Oh extra duty last
night ana quietness prevailed through
out The town.
AyONDALE.-Rev. Joseph Gamble
preached in the Presbyterian Church
yesterday.
Rev. Mr., Blake has returned from his
summer vacation.
Rev. MIR. Short, of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, preached his farewell
sermon yesterday. MIR. Short and lamily
will leave this week for a prOtracted
visit in Europe.
Miss lizzie Shalvey, the poor unfor-
tunate girl about whom SO much OF late
has been said, is a resident OF Ayondale,
and not Mt. Auburn, as has been stated.
She is reported as being in avery critical
condition.
There has been a call issued for a
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Street
Railroad Route No. 10 this afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Mr.. Lindsay C. Moore, a. prominent
geologist, is visiting Mayor Johnston.
COvINGToN.-The Philip g. 5ordan
Iron Company made an assignment Sat-
Eurday to N. p. Bartlett. Assets, $780,
900; Liabilities. $l60,00O. The causes OF
the failure were tire labor strike, depre-
citation of merchandise on hand, and ina
bility to collect debts.
Geo. Budde and Frank Maloney es-
capped from the Work-house OH Saturday
afternoon. but AFTER u short, pursuit were
|recaptured.
John Zeigler, in the Criminal Court,
for cutting John Refs in sudden affray,
was sentenced TO six months in the
County Jail; Geo. Crane, trespass, $25
and costs; John Hart, shooting to
wound, $75 and costs; G. T. Cummings,
tf,I n
Stars Z, Lexington Y, at Lexington Sat-
urday.
Rev. c. Il. Kellogg has removed to St.
Louis.
Charles Gill, the man who was run
over on the Shortline road, near Wal
ton, Friday merning, had his lett foot
amputated by DR.. Kearns, assisted by
DrS. Noonan and Gale.
The first annual meeting of the Harri-
son County Agricultural, Mechanical
and Livestock Association begins at
Cynthiana tomorrow. The troting pro-
gramme is as follows: Second Day
w ednesday, August minute
Glass, s entries; Two-year-old Glass, s
entries. Third Day-Tnursday, Aug. rs
-Two-thirty eight Glass, entries /;
Three-year-old Class, entries. Fourth
Day-Friday, August 27-Two-liftyC Class,
. Cub.lCo5 Cesi-Osu Gletoo, y
Fifth Day-oaturday, August 28-Two-
thirty Class, entries; Two-forty five
Glass, 9entries.
Yesterday morning burglars broke
into the meat and green grocery store
of John IL. Garner, corner vi Ninth and
Madison. streets, and got away with
$l1 35. 1t was probably the same band
that attempted to rob the stationary
store OF w. ii. David, corner Of Eighth
and Madison streets, on the same night.
In the latter place, however, no entrance
was effected.
Hon. Geo. c. Drane, Judge of the Cir
cult Court for the Frankfort District,
was in the city yesterday.
A prize fight occurred back of Lewis
burg yesterday morning between Jake
Gels and Henry Stratger. The latter
came out second best.
Last night about ten o'clock Henry
Fischaus and lady friend, from Wal
nut Hills, met with a severe accident
from q runaway. The horse took fright
on the corner OF Riddle and Main street ts,
and threw out both the parties. Mr.
Fischaus was hurt considerably on the
head, but tire lady escaped.
The Grand Jury convened again this
morning.
The Flats were again filed with base
hall ulavers YeSlerday