The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27


ing. They We're accepted very relue-
family.
GLEvES, O.--Last night, after few
days illness from fiux, died the youngest
son of Hon. j. Scott and Lucy Howell,
of Keokuk, Iowa, aged about three and
a half years.
"The pet OF all the household,
He was their pride and joy.
His mammals cheris ed little one
And papa's darling boy"
MIR. and Mrs. Howell we're visiting the
mother and relatives of Mr.. Howell at
the time their child was taken sick, and
an attempt to describe the sorrow of the
fond parents having to return to their
Western home with their loved one in
deatli's cold embrace, is not within the
range OF human possibility. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell can feel assured that they
have the heartfelt sympathy of their
many friends in Cleyes and vicinity in
this their sad bereavement.
NEWPoRT.-A fight between a col
ored boy and white lad, named Pat
Collins, raised large crowd and :. big
disturbance yesterday on Saratoga
street near the Short Line railroad.
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works
stockholders have held a meeting and
recommended the appointment of an
assignee and the removal OF the ware
house to the Ohio side OF the river.
The Grand Lodge of the 1. .. r. M.
hold a meeting to-day at their hall on
York street to elect officers for the next
year. The day will be closed by an ap-
=propriate entertainment in the evening.
Mr.. T. Dubois, OF Jones street, has
been appointed as one of the committee
by the French Aid Society to solicit con-
tributions for the French sufferers.
The backwater Of the Ohio has de-
strOyed the crops on the low grounds
near Twelve-mile creek to considerable
extent.
Alta meeting of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee yesterday at Alexandria,
Henry Shriber and Hon. r.. Tarvin Baker
were recommended as candidates for
the Legislature.
A proposition to hold market at the
new Market-house on Sunday morning
is being discussed.
Mrs. Doering, the wife of the suicide,
made Two unsuccessful attempts to
drown herself in the Ohio river yester-
day. She leaves probably this evening
for the home of her relatives in Pitts
burg, as several OF them visited her yes
terday.
James Pagan was thrown from his
wagon near the terry yesterday and sus-
tanned very painful injuries.
General Bernard Bowling, of Lexing-
ton, was in the city yesterday.
The Chancery Court holds special
session to-day.
Nine more recruits have been &C.
cepted at the Barracks.
Mies ,Iulia Gould arrival voofardou
A uspicious-looking tramp was visit
ing the houses ON Monmouth street yes-
terday. In one he walked through every
room, and finally seated himself on the
porch. When. asked to leave, he stated
he was employed by man residing there
as gardener. Plunder was evidently his
object.
COvINGTON.-Hon T. j. Phelps yes
terday gave his written consent to the
Of the Coyington Grays as
a company in the volunteer militia, or
State Guard.
In the County Court yesterday, Henry
guardian of Andrew jackson Stacey and
James Edward Stacey.
The picnic OF the st. Al6ysius Benevo-
lent Society, at Latonia Springs yester-
day, was we'll attended, and altogether
an enjoyable affair.
Stars 13, Juniors 6, at the Star grounds |
yesterday. Starving Dutch 8, Hungry
Irish /, at the Flats yesterday, in eleven |
innings.
f. Maeke gave bonds Of $4,000 yester-
day, to appear before the United States |
Court, for selling liquor without a |
license. The liquor which was seized |
was restored.
Mrs. M. Bromwall's notion store on
East Fifth street was robbed OF $1Sa few
lays ago.
A meeting of the Board of Health is
for tonight.
Fred. Miller, of II Pike street, was run
)yer yesterday by a wagon near his res-
dence, and seriously injured.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, mother of Dave
Kennedy, of II West Third street, died
asst night.
In the Mayors Court this morning
lula Johnson, for malicious destruction
# property, was sent to Che w Werk-house
or twenty days. Evans Keen, mayhem,
'iting off a nose, continued until Fri
lay. 4s
Orrin Hallam, who yesterday commit.
ed an assault upon Henry De Gruyter,
vas this morning fined $13.
Hallam is again in trouble.
DR.. De Gruyter was fined $50, and not
0 cents, as was by some mishap stated
esterday. Mr.. DeGruyter expresses
imself we'll compensated for his pecuni-
ry damage.
The Eagles and the aFives,'' of He'll
own, played lively game of baseball
+ Wallace Grove on Sunday. Had it
ot been for the unjust decisions Of Dick
Brooks, the umpire, who, it is claimed,
ras bought by the Eagles, as theyl
aimed the victory over their antagonists
y a score of 16 to u, the score would
videptly have stood in favor Of the jolly
Fives."
A large puddle Of water on Fifth street |
ear Scott is a disgrace to that part of
he city. A countryman, while passing II
long at an early hour this morning, Il
rove into the hole. The horse, being ]
nable to move the vehicle TO which be
,as attached, came to sudden and lin- /
xpected stop. We heard splash, and !
be next thing seen was the burly farmer
from the1filthy pool. His oaIhs
Fere loud and deep against Street Com !
Missioner Pat. Burk, and the only thing 4
nat saved the hidden Commissioner
.om sound thrashiHg was the country t
lan's inability to discover his where
bouts. =
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