The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-08
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erlng. DR.. Gaines has always been re-
markably successful in the treatment OF
this dangerous diaease.
Col, Joe Moses. the criminal Deputy
Sheriff, is continually hunting for jury
men in our village. We nave furnished
two in the Egner case, and surely this
should be sufficient.
A society has been formed in the up
per wards of our town, called the ssMe-
chanics' and Farmers Social Club" Mr..
Burton is acting President. Further par
ticulars anon.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A number OF en-
terprising citizens are organizing for the
purpose Of running 'ferry-boats across
the principal streets OF our city. No
doubt they will be we'll patronzed.
The thoughts OF having to cross q
street at this time is serious matter f0r
contemplation.
Rev. Dir. Frost, for many years minis
ter of the Second Baptist churchin Cow
1ngton, is spending iew days in this
city.
The authorities Of this city are tend
cred the thanks Of the citizens OF Mich
olasviile for their timely reply when
asked Tor assistance during the late
fire.
In Judge Muligan's Court yester-
day, Susie Gains and Laura Thompson,
charged with drunkenness and disorders
ly conduct. were fined $5 and costs each.
Stella Hardy, Jane Talbot and Sandy
Hayden, same charge, were fined re-
spectiyely 81 and costs. Nathan Bit,
one of thu same crowd, was fined $40.
The Board Of Health met on Monday,
and appointed two physicians in each
ward 10 take charge OF the vaccination.
The Grand jury has indicted the Mag
is rates Of this city for maIteasance in
Office in voting themselves five dollars
day instead o. three, as is required.
HAMILTON.-Hon Jacob Kemp was
in town yesterday. .s
The childrea's entertainment last
night was largely attended and Melted
quite handsomely.
7fhe County Commissioners were In
session Yesterday. Viewers in different
road cases were appointed, and bills to
the amount of $1S6 10 passed.
Henry Pater has entered suit against
the city, asking 81, 100 damages, caused
by the overflow Of Crawford's run.
The Hamilton Commercial College
have taken the third floor in the new
stone front of MeSsrs. Blair, Davis u
Monday night the Mayor reported to
Council the total amount of fines and
licenses collected during the month of
November to be $S2 DO.
Jacob Boil, arrested on charge Of as
Sault with intent to kill, waived an eX.
animation, and was bound over to await
the session OF the Grand Jury.
A decree OF divorce was yesterday
granted Harriet Longfellow againstJ ohm
Longfellow, jr., on the grounds of gross
ne glect OF duty and wlllful absence.
Theodore Tilton will deliver his lee
ture, "Ihe Problem Of Life" in the Opera
Hall.
The Y. II. c.. A. yesterday finished
moving their furniture into their new
hall in the Second National Bank Block.
Mrs. Chas. Temple, a resident of Ok
ford, and lately an inmate OF the County
Intirmary, has been removed from that
Institution by the Masonic Lodge OF
oxford, and ample provision made for
her comfort during the remainder other
days. as.ss p :
MI. Weidenboner, the newly elected
Commissioner, starts out right. He asks
Tor information concerning a certain res
olution passed by the Board some time
ago, requiring County officers, when
stationery is wanted, 10 notify the Board
and they would furnish the same. DO
much SO good.
Common Pleas Court met yesterday
with Judge Meeker on the bench.
CovINGToN.- The new Democratic
Clup met last night at Drexelius Hall.
with Hon. John Wolf, of Kenton county,
presiding. The Committee on Member
Ship reported thirty-nine names of DEM
ocrats who wished to join. The report
was accepted. The following was
adopted: M
..Resolved, That the President appoint
q aralying committee Of tive for each
ward OF the city, whose duty 1t shall be
to assist in the election OF true Demo-
Gratis as delegates to the approaching
Democratic City Convention"
The next meeting Of the Club Will be
held Saturday night.
Jacob Sandusky, OF Bourbon county,
filed his petition in bankruptcy yester-
day with United States Commissioner
Bostwick. Liabilities, $4, 100.
No judgments were rendered yester.
day in the Chancery Court.
Yesterday afternoon a locomotive ran
for the first time over the railroad track
of The Opio River Incline, at Ludlow.
Mr.. Hoskins, steamboat man, was
robbed night before last Of 500 while on
his way home from Cincinnati.
Larry Harrington was committed by
Mayor Athey yesterday, in default Of
$500 bail, TO answer at the Criminal Court
a charge OF robbery.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. w.
has changed the time of its weekly NEE
ings to Monday. The meetings formerly
were held on Wednesday evenings.
The United States Court opened thii
morning at ten O'clock. The Grand Jury
was sworn in, after which the docke
was taken up.
In the Mayors Court, this morning
Martin Sullivan was sentenced to pay d
fine OF five dollars for being disorderiy.
United States Commissioner Bostwici
this morning had Lewis B. Brasher trans
terred to Commissioner Hooper, of Cin
cinnati, to answer a charge of aiding Ii
the removal Of 10000 barrels Of distilled
spirits. The Indictment was made in In
dianapolis.
Andrew ). Patton and Fielding Hens
ley will be examined before Commis
si0ner Bostwick on the charge Of retail
ing liquor without having a special
license.
Assistant Marshal j. Goons0n depart
ed this morning with prisoner namet
j. Gillespie for Somerset, Pulaski coun
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