The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-02

City Council win be held next Thursday
evening.
The annual festivals of All Haints' and
and All Souls days were ehseryed YES
terday and to-day In tbe' Catholic
churches.
COvINGToN.- is going to
shoot That we know, for he tabls US 80.
The game old story. Ip Sundays En-
quirer there appeared an article accus-
ing young lawyer named Dial of drunk
enness and also OF taking an overcoat
not his own, all of which was false, asa
card in the same paper this morning
met Mr., Henry Hallam, the Covington
reporter of the Enquirer, in front
of his office on Madison street,
Hallam had no sooner seen,
him than he told him, with an
oath, "You stand back, or l will shoot
you." About this time Mr.. Grin Hal.
lam came along, ana noticing the tip end
oi a cowhide projecting from under Dl-
aPs c0ai-tails pulled the dangerous
weapon out of concealment, and handed
it TO Constable Berle, who pawned it
for drinks. This is about the end OF the
matter.
Mr.. Frank Mcdonald and his bride
have returned.
Mr.. Hugh Campbell, the late pitcher
for the Star Baseball Club, left for his
home in Elizabethtown. New Jersey,
last night.
The wedding of Mr.. Hemingway and
Miss Mathews takes place tonight.
The nuptials of Miss Sault and Mr..
Morton will be celebrated this evening.
Charles Tr0utweln suddenly missed
his wife yesterday. Sne has gone where
the wo0dbine twineth and Charley is
lett alone, not even the households goods
did she leave him.
We are sorry to hear that all Of our
Heil-in-town boys are getting married, on
account OF the TACT that they furnish US
a great many items.
The boy who placed that cabbage head
In the front door of place oil business,
on twelfth street. certainly supports q
head hlled with the same material.
smallpox 10 rapidly spreading. As
we have no health officer, we may look
for serious siege of the foul disease.
In the Mayors Court this morning W.
Ii. Rhinock, for committing an assault
upon John Ford, was fined $50 and costs !;
Joseph Norman. tor being drunk, was
tined $1 and costs; Nose Brady, Clemans
Brumlage and Frank Crate, each charged
with being disorderly, were fined re-
spectiyely W and costs; Ellen Beatty, DIS
orderly conduct, 81.
A detailed account of the Hallam- Dial
difficulty might be given in justice to
MrsDia1, but persons have become SO
disgusted with Hallam's and his rows,
that it would not be OF much interest.
|. NEWPORT Lieutenant Green, OF
the Seventeenth Infantry, leaves the Bar
racks in command of seventy-fve sol
diers this evening. Fifteen recruits ar
rived at the Barracks yesterday.
AL. Boyd, the good natured Superin-
tendent of the city macadam institution,
is happy, because he is the father of a
II pound boy.
Petty thieying is becoming so common
that it is an every day occurrence, and
people are becoming used to it.
The magistrates at Alexandria did
nothing yesterday.
At the. meeting of the School Board
last night, DR.. Pythian was elected as
Trustee in the Third ward TO fill the va
cancy oceasioned by the resignation OF
Captain Dunkhorst. The Treasurers
report showed a balance of $2,907 II.
The following were chosen teachers in
the night schools: Messrs. w. ii. Jones,
Principal; McGinnis, sutton and Dunk
horst; Misses Mcdonnell and CHM. The
following is the report OF the Superin-
tendent:
Oct, 1874. Oct, 1875.
Pupils enrolled. 238 z, ,406
Pupils remaining. -.-.......2,123 2,SU4
Average number belonging. ..2112 2,27g
Average daily attendance. .2,032 2,212
Average daily absence. ........ 81 67
Percentage" OF Attendance on
number belonging, ,. 96l OF