The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-01

ated quite an excitement.
Mr.. "a. j. McNeese and Miss Mary
Greweil were marfied yesterday NJ the
Day House by Rev. 9. w. Miller, OF the
Scott-street Methodist Church.
The following were the cases aispoeed
OF in the Circuit Coufts
City OF Covington against the Coving-
ton and Lexington Railroad Company.
Judgment Tor plaintiff Tor $6i9, 9,523 Is.
j. N. Furber against the City Of Cow
iHgten. Law and facts subaitted to the
Court and Judgment Tor plaintiff for
$500. This Is a suit tor services as one
of the Commissioners tv revise the City
Charter some years ago.
Nicholas Ochsner against Chas. Mcin-
tosh and others. Verdict for plaintiff
against Turner for one cent; verdict Tor
Mclntosh and Eberlich. s0
Levi r. Daugherty againstJ. 8. Scott.
Suit for real estate agents commission
i$340) Tor selling the house sout1easL cor
ner OF Madison and Robbins streets,
bought of Scott by w. W. Trimble.a In
progress. ~ sta 1a
Howell u Cieudenning against West
ern Union Telegraph Company. Answer
filed.
The City Council last night disposed
OF the following business: A compre-
mise judgment from the Mayors Court
In favor OF Mary Middeudorf vs. City,
for $25, Tor damages TO property by over
flow of water from Watkins street, was
allowed. The monthly report OF the
Overseer OF the Poor showed an expen-
diture for September oil S37l. A commu-
nication from the Directors Of the Cow
ingion and Newport bridge, recommend
ing the construction OF q center pier for
the bridg-, was referred TO the Commit
tee on Railroads and Bridges, with in
structions TO Investigate the matter
thoroughly. Accommodation from the
Cemmittee on Fire Department, recon-
inending that c0mfor table rooms be built
In the Slxth-street Engine-house, was
referred to the Fare ana Cupola Commit
Tee. The following contracts were dis
posed Of as follows:
Alley south OF Robbins street, between
Russell and Bank Lick, Peter BrOphy ),
thirty cents; aliey from Tenth 10 Rob-
bins street, between Scott and Madison,
referred to Committee on Internal I'M
provements TO examine bids and report
also as to whether grade established or
not; Eleventh4 street, between Scott and
GreenHp, bids rejected owing to misun-
derstanding OF City Engineer TO readver-
tise; Seventh street, between Main and
Cralg, bids rejected because nogas pipes
yet Lard, and citizens now taking steps
TO have them laid; Russell street., be-
tween Eourt and Fifth, referred to Com
mfttee on Internal improvements, to
award tolowest and best bidder and re-
pert; Sixth-street Market Space, be-
tween BakeweA and Philadelphia
streets, same disposition; Greenup
street, between Sixteenth and Patton's
line; same disposition, but not until
water pipes are laid down; sidewalk on
Main street, west side, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, same disposi-
tion; Main street. from Second to the
river. same disposition; Bremen street,
from Craig to Main, rejected.
Hon. o. B. BLcNamara, Judge of the
Grant Criminal Court, visited cur CITY
yesterday.
James Dulaney was severely hurt yes
|teriay at the kentucky Central round
house by the fall oi a heavy bag.
Nicholas Lovelace, at Falmouth, yes
terday, indicted for manslaughter in the
killing of Moses Lockhart, was az
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The Kentucky Republican has ceased
to exist. ,
The bids for concrete, sand. &C., for the
new Custom-house Were received yes
terday by Superintendent Michael p.
Smith, and viii be forwarded to Wash
ington for inspection.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Howard, a
cOlored woman, living on the corner OF
Sixth ana Scott streets, TOOK place this
morning. Mrs. Howard died on Wednes-
day night, and it has been rumored ever
since by her friends that she died under
very suspicious circumstances. Our Cor
oner was certainty asleep, or else ne
oio,as wno wara aftaruarIs caIled in
claim that an abortion had occurred, but
whether there was anything criminal in
the matter will probably never be de-
termIned. fiH Naf
The goods from the defunct Daily
News Office were this morning sold at
Constable sale.
A number OF warrants have been is
sued for the arrest Of saloon Keepers on
complaint OF the friends of Mary Burns,
for the sale Of liquor to her-an habitual
inebriate. Any man violating this law
is liable to a fine OF not less that $40.
There ls a dangerous hole in the Third
street crossing OF Madison, which
should be attended to before the city is
called upon 10 pay damages.
Work shops, lime houses, &C., are
rapidly going up in the Custoni-house
enclosure. II begins to look like busi-
ness, aud work will actively begin as
saau a the SnpriflCati0ns arriyp