The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03
the Legislature stood: Nelson 55, Often
Az, Baker 38, Schriver 45.

the Legislature stood: Nelson So, often
Az, Baker 3S, Schriyer 45.
In the City Court this morning William
Jolly, for being drunk, was tined VI and
COSTS. George Bunsturn, for q breach ol
peace, was fined 81 and costs. George Ros.
sler egot disorderly during the election
fever, and was taken in by the police.
Judge Geisler's request was $40 and
costs. The boys, Salier, Warren and
McGevan, charged with petit larceny,
were remanded to Jail until further no.
tlce.
VIM. Mullen and Lew. Fry last night
seized young woman in company with
a soldier from the garrison, near East
Row. They succeeded in dragging her
tempted to outrage her person. Her
cries for help attracted the attention oil
officers Cottingham and Porter, who
rushed for the spot and succeeded in
capturing the rascals. In the City Court
this morning Judge Geisler continued
their cases until tomorrow morning.
Col. Matt. Cooper has "vamoosed the
town." and his poetic strains are nc
longer heard in the land.
Col. II. w. Nelson has more friends
this morning than he thought he had.
Another feature is, they all want t.
shake hands with him at once. Some
are mean enough to ask him to ''set 'em
up"
During the election excitement some
one played the old dodge OF putting O
Democratic head on the Republican
ticket yesterday. The other side soor
as the temperance man of the town, anC
in this way was Shriver beaten.
CIRCLEvILLE, Own. Schlotman
an old residentof this county, was killed
near Fulton yesterday by being thrown
from his horse and dragged long dis
tance. His foot caught fast in the stir.
rup as he fell, and the horse taking fright
ran nearly a mile before the stirrup gave
way. The body was terribly bruised
and mangled.
VIM. Bryant, who was arrested or
Saturday on charge Of counterfeiting
| nickels, has been sent to Cincinnati ioI
examination.
The funeral of the late John j. Lind.
sey took place from the family residence
Sunday afternoon. 1t was largely at.
tended.
| The Circleville accommodation train
was delayed several hours at Whining
ton yesterday waiting for the recon
struction Of the track below that point
Through the kindly attentions Of con
ductor Buckmaster and express messen
ger Myers the passengers were, how.
ever, enabled toSpend the time comfort.
ably, and in 80 enjoyable manner as tc
be little incommoded by the delay. Ar
the home of obliging and intelligent rail
road men Circleville carries of the ban
ner.
The damage to crops and business by
rain and high water in this vicinity il
immense. The Scioto river is higher
than 1t has been for many years, ana III
some places in the bottoms the standing
corn is entirely covered. The wheat anC
hay crops are an eutire loss.
| Otis Ballard has bought the John Nc
Whorter property for 81, 100
Hon. A. r. Wailing will soon return
from his trip to the lakes.
The Baptist Church, which has beer
temporarily closed, was occupied twice
on Sunday.
Zeporah Coat Lodge, N o. o, has elected
the following officers: Anna Lewis, M
A. H. Frank V. Lewis, F. j.; Elizi
Mitchell, Secretary; Mary Henderson
| Treasurer; Alice Lewis, l. g. X; Lewis
WOodred, u. G. X.