The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-23

near the Engine-h0use, Sunday after |
noon, trying, as they said, 70 make
circus boss Of him." After t0rm3nting |
the young beast tor an hour or so, one Of
hem jumped upon his backand attempt |
ID to ride him, but the poor thing was
100 weak to hold up under its load,
which brought the would-be circus to a
sudden termination. This may be fun
Tor these juvenile jockeys, but death on
The colt. Our 5. =. q. A. will keep an
eye on these young rascals, and If this is
again repeated Will deal with them ac-
,Drding to law.
: In the Mayors Court, this morning,
Mary Burns, James Finley, Isaac Voor-
hees, Dock Mann, Tom Dick, Mike Ma
loney, Mike UHarra and j. Andrews,
each charged with drunkenness, were
fined respectively 81 and costs. Robert
Graham, yagrancy, fined "a; D. Meyers,
breach of the peace, fined 81 and costs.
j. Sumdick was brought before Mayor
tnat is without leave from the proper
Sumdick showed contrite
spirit and was let off with fine of $23,
which he paid and departed in peace.
Filth street Is actually being repaired!
At late hour last night Officers Law
renee and O'Donnel made a raid ON one
of Mickey Moore's castles in the Jail
alley, and arrested Patsy Ryan andCora
Williams, a fair damsel, under circum-
stances too delicate to mention in our
columns. Patsy denied any wrong in-
tentlons, and said he "was merely acting
the good Samaritan" The Judge after
goou-naturedly lecturing the frail pair
assessed "a fine OF 20 and costs each. The
mother Of Cora, an aged lady, when we
lett the city was looking for a Squire to
hiu Al ha nf fin tcr inn in Tn a
house when they "were doing nothing
but sleeping"
NEWPORT.-TheY Young Mems Bepev-
olent Society held its first meeting last
night at Corpus Christi Church school.
Henry Schwerman was elected tempor-
AIRY President, and Henry Schmees Sec
retary. The following persons are ap-
pointed committee to prepare consti-
tuition and bylaws: Barney Weber, s.
Frank Schmees, A. Reuscher, John Mel
cher, and Joseph Stagaman. The meet
ing then adjourned until next Sunday
afternoon.
Chas. Solen, Esq, of the Fire Depart
ment, has returned from his trip East.
The twenty-third anniversary OF the
Turner Society was held at Turner Hall
yesterday. The gymnastic exercises
commenced at Q O'Clock, in which forty.
four youths under the management of
Prof. +. Wlzzler participated. Messrs.
Ii. Meininger, OF Cincinnati; j. Herzog,
OF Coyipgten, and L.. Schneider, Y. Best,
iG. New and X. Stemmler were Judges.
MIR. III. Meihlnger delivered an address
ON the ''ImporJance of Physical Euuca-
.tion," when the festivities were ad-
Il ~ ..l.f
close with a grand ball.
The Holts aud Westerns play at the
Barracks TOMORROW afternoon.
Harry Wadswortn lett ior New York
last night.
The court martial at the Barracks be-
gan its session to-day. Officer Scharpen-
burg and Sergeant Thomas Beyan ar
rived Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph A. Riner, while returning
to her home, at st. Joseph, Missouri,
from visit to this city, met with rail-
road accident, aud is SO severely injured
that her lite is despaired Of Mrs, Piner
lis IL daughter OF the late DR.. Bennett.
Thrty-tnree recruits arrived at the
Barracks Yesterday. "a
Alessrs. Frank Buchanan and George
Prather, OF this city, participated in the
game of baseball, at Lexington, ON SAT
urday last.
The parties thrown out Of the wagon
on last Thursday, wnile driving up
York street, were not very seriously
ID hurt and ave now all right.
A man in a state Of beastly intoxica-
ftion made some disgusting exhibitions 8
ON the ferryboat last night. L. is only
tor the respect of his friends that we
withhold his name.
Rev. Father Staurielaus, accompanied
by fourteen OF the orphan boys from nj t.
Auburn, visited Cold springs yesterday,
where they sang High Mass, after which
they we~t to Jeha's Hill, where they at
tended vespers. After formal recep-
tion they returned to their homes.
Judge Geisler this morning had on
hand a large lot OF criminals awaiting
his judicial will. August Theison was
the tirst charged with lettering, was dis
m issed; Joseph Gates and John Bruton
were fined $5 aud costs tor being drunk
aud disorderly; Maggie Norler, vagran-
cy, fined $40 and costs; Conrad Ven-
mann, disorderly conduct, 81 and costs !;
VIM. PratAer, same, $40 and costs; John
Leininger, DICK Hooper and Joe Weis,
breach OF the peace, $lU and costs; Wal
ter Young, Tim. ShanIfon and Richard
Walters, drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, $l3 eacn, including costs; I'll.
Barnum, Ill. j. McKeuan and Ed. Lane,
three soldiers from the Barracks, for
petty pilfering, were fined $40 and costs
each, but were sent to the Garrison for
punishment.
! Quite little row took place on Madi-
sou street, about O'Clock sunday morn
ing, between two members of r ihl's
Band. A good deal Of disturbance and
some blood was the result, thus far.
The endis not yet, as a warrant for the
arrest of the malignant pipers are in the
hands of some OF the Officers.
; On Saturday night some person. en-
tered the premises OF Mr.. Samuel Mitch
ell, on Dayton street, while ne was en-
gagged In the front part OF the house, and
loosened pet fox which he had chained d
in the back yard, and administered poi.
son to it, from the effects of which il
died. The animal was kept as pet for
the children. 1t was chained, and had
burroW in spot where it could be Of
fensive to no one. The destroyer OF the
animal seems to have been actuated by
malice, pure and simple.
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