The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-30

.peFtInence.
the thievink scoundrels that have become
60 bold OF late. We have heard of no
less than three houses being burglarized
in this city within the last few nights.
Again, we say be careful to bolt well
your doors and shutters, and keep your
shooting irons close at hand. The vaga-
bonds should be taught lesson that
would make them give our town a wide
Councilman Nixon says there are
several places in the city where liquors
are sold without a license. This is q
severe prod at the efficiency of our
worthy Mayor and Marshal. Still it Is
fgate, and Mr.. Nixon would be q good
witness.
Tue STAR of last Saturday with its full
and truthful report OF the proceedings
Of the City Council was the observed OF
all observers. The firm of "Bob am me,
swinging round the CIRCLE" was the
great topic with our good people for the
past week, and they intend to keep it
fresh in their memory until the first Sa-
turday in next December. "Dinna ye
hear the slogan"
COvLNGToN. - Amanda Taylor, al
aged and highly esteemed colored wo.
man, died of consumption, yesterday.
Daisy Edwards, little girl living on
Third street, came very near losing her
lie while hanging on a street car that
passed by. She was thrown violently to
the ground SO as to seriously injure her,
Another leaf fallen. from the starry
rose. This time it is Dillon, the catcher
for the Club, who brutaily assaulted one
OF the drivers OF the Coyington Street
Car Line with 8hrass knuckles" and a
'sslung shot," His sudden disappear
ance from his clearinghouse caused
some suspicion for short time last
night, but it was soon explained when
Deputy Marshal Goodson made his ap-
Ipearance with warrant, charging Dill
Ion with an assault with intent to kill.
Marriage licenses since our last re.
port: Joseph j. Kritzman and Mary A.
Reinke. j. b. Hartmann and Lizzie M
Haskamp, Henry Eilers and Mary A
Hertzog, Daniel Wright and Theresa
| Fanbers, Samuel Neal and Laura Moore,
Joseph Gretencourt and Lizzie Huck
Wm. Harold and Elizabeth Miller, Ma
thias Kahlin and Barbara Sanders.
The thermometer at this end of the
Suspension bridge went down twenty
degrees at one jump this morning.
The cruelty That is daily inflicted BY
| the stock-drivers through our streets il
| becoming outrageous, and should be at
tended to by the ). Pc. A.
| Walter Snodgrass, another of the Star
Baseball Club, was last night arrested
on a warrant charging him with an as
sault with intent to Kill car-driyei
named Bledsoe. He was left out on bai
Of $50, giving as security col. John Orr
In mis- absence this morning Mayor
Athey heard the testimony and fined
him $50 and cost. AS Sn0dgrass did moi
turn up, his security will have to fork
| over. Alexander Michel, an old vagrant
| Andrew Stanton, tor being drunk, was
fined $l and COSTS.
NEWPORT One prisoner and tel
lrecruits arrived at the Barracks. from
Columbus yesterday.
| Joseph Giesbauer, while at work in
machine shop in Cincinnati, ran
| splinter OF steel into his eye, which will
probably cause him to lose that mem
ber.
Petitions have at different times beer
| handed TO Council praying that the Eoa
| between Newport and Bellevue be pu
| in order. Atom place the bank aIon,
Taylor creek has cayed in so as to cause
the street railroad track to be moved q.
least twelve teet, and Within the las
| few weeks another slide has taker
place, and it it is not attended to VERY
spon we may look for some horrible ac
cident and y heavy suit for damages
w ct weather is now coming on and ths
road is almos inlpas. le.
Odd.feiaoMs' AaH Was filled to its ut
most capacity last night, the occasion
being the fourth of the series OF entel
tainments given by the Ben j Ions on Ora
matte Club "Am0ng the Breakers,v &
sensational drama in two acts, WAS the
| attraction. just before The rising of the
curtain 1T was ann ouhced that on ac
count OF sickness in the families o.
Messrs. Wilson and Buchanan, there
would be some change in the
programme. Mr.. Brooke tool
the part of Mr.. Wilson aud Mr.. stine
that Of Mr.. Buchaiian. Both carried ou
their parts in most excellent manner
Tne play throughout was good, and re
fleets much credit on our amateur com
pany. The evenings entertainment was
concluded with Teddy Roe,"a laugh
able farce, in one act. Want of time
and space prevents US from giving al
full and complete an account as the affail
deserves. Tue entertainments w i'll mere
after take place ON Thursday night in
stead OF Friday.
| The Post-ofice corner contains less
loafers this morning than for sometime
past.
No City Court this morning.
We had the pleasure OF q formal intro
duction to Col. Nat. M. Cooper thii
morning.
The Mccullough Dramatic Club have
announced their intention of paying oul
city visit next Thursday evening. VIZ
are told that this club is possessed o
every element of a first-class dramatic
company, as their Entertainments at the
Grand and at Robinson's Opera-houst
were very fine. We wish them success
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