The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-13
Fourth District; DR.. Hall, superintend-

lp0rt, now an ice dealer IN that place,
while driving along Twelfth street this
morning met with an accident. The
coupling OF his wagon, while heavily
loaded. gave way, throwing the whole
load to the ground.
Charles Newell was brought before
Mayor Athey this morning, charged with
drunkenness. He was fined ST and costs
for the offense, the costs being S4, as it
was found necessary to have him nauled
to the station on an express. Mary
Price, young belle, was sent up for ten
days upon the charge of vagrancy or
something else. John Sullivan, drunk,
$1 and costs. Henry Reitruany and
Chas. Allen, two small b 'ys, were up
for a difficulty between themselves.
They had their cases continued until to-
morrow. "Juber" Johnson, disorderly,
sent up for twenty days. Lee Crane,
petty larceny, ninety days in the Work.
house. Thomas Padger, -disorderly, $5
and costs.
NEwPORT.-The Ice man, known de
Lumber Lewis, sprained his ankle SO
severely on Monmouth street, yester-
day, thas he will probably be confined
70 mis- bed tor some time. &
The following have been installed as
officers Of Laurel Lodge, No. 20, Knights
OF Pythias: +. H. Biehl, U. c.; Joseph
Baltz, V. g.; John Thomas, T. f.; A.
Quinlan, Nj. of A.; William Martin, l..
Walnut Hills Club II, Holts 9, at the
Driving Park Saturday.
A sack OF -four was stolen from Mr..
Mark Eckols' residence on Madison
street Saturday night.
John Ryan fell from the top OF the office
! on the ferfyboat yesterday and broke
his collar bone. DR.. 1. l.. Pythian at
tended to his injuries, ,aftersWhich he was
taken to his home on Soutkgate street. ,
Mr.. Rossards happy family increased
by II lbs. A son.
Gertrude Doppelhof fell from wagon
on the Dayton P!ke yesterday and irac-
lufed her leg. DR.. Davis attended her
Injuries.
| According to the decision in the suit
| OF the city Of Newport VS.. Timberlake in
+ the Court Of Appeals recently, ,twas de-
cided that there is no power conferred
lin the City charter to assess the owners
OF property .abuttfng on any street for
grading either cuts or fills, done upon
thai street, except what is conferred by
section eight oil the act of 1864, which is
OF doubtful constitutiOnality.
There were no services at the Second
Presbyterian Church yesterday, on ac-
count Of tile illness Of the pastor, Rev.
James e. Hamilton.
| The Covalt Minstrel Troupe gave a
| Icredltable performance to large and
select audience at Odd-fellowy Hall
Saturday night.
james Andersen,of Pendleton county,
lost a valuable horse at the Alexandria
/, Fair early Saturday morning, which
either strayed away or has been stolen.
| We have been requested to publish
the following account OF an affair which
| took place in Bellevue ON Saturday
night; Two young men named Tedroe
aud Combs, about three O'Clock Sunday
morning, proceeded to saloon owned
by Patrick Mullin, and demanded ad-
mittance. Being refused, tney threat
ened to 60 in by force. Mr.. Muil1n
| quietly informed them II they did they
might have their cotfins ready They
not being ready to die just then, lett and
proceeded to u grocery store kept by
Mrs. EDersiew, u widow lady, and her
TWO daughters. There they commenced
kicking at the door und demanded ad-
mittance, saying they would not leave
until they got IN.
| They were also defeated in this object,
as some Of the people living in the vicin-
| ity heard the noise and informed the
Marshal, who at onca proceeded to the
| place, but the ruffians hearing him com.
ing vanished in the darkness and made
their escape. AS both parties are well
known there Is no doubt but that they
| will be brought to justice and made to
suffer for their disgraoelul conduct. The
worst feature in the case is that one oi
the parties is theteon OF Justice OF the
| Peace, and it would be supposed should
know and respect the law,
Maj pr Dawling, the Lexington CORE.
sponaeht OF the STAR, passed through the
| city this morning on his way to Rich.
mond, Ind.
People who go to church regularly on
sunday should De careful how they tritie
/ with those engaged in the services of the
church. There IL q vast amount of Oil.
\ ference between a $2V gold piece and q
\ brass trunk check, or a railroad check
i When collector goes his rounds he con.
slders his office a sacred one and will
resent any insult offered to hinsas being
4 offered to the entire congregation. The
4 young man that this refers to will be
Taught how to behave himself in future
Fred. Me, Nick .Shawback and p
Jenon, will run foot race on Madison
| street from YORK to the Licking river al
5 O'Clock this evening. The stakes are 9
box OF cigars.
Newport at present has two May ors
After Tue election no doubt we will have
three.
Mrs. Riech will give ball at her resi-
dence, on Harris street, this evening
Her old customers are all invited, and .
good time may be expected.
A dispatch received at the Engine
house from ga friend OF MIR. Charles
Berry, who is visiting in GreenyiIle