The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-04

SCOTT streess, laid out for the new Gov
ernment buildings, is becoming famous
for the beautiful crop Of jimpsons, and
the lovely lake near the southwestern
corner, which affords such an excellent
accommodation for the storing away of
dead dogs. cats aud "sich."
i If,the man, near Willow Run, had
been so fortunate Cor unfortunately as
not TO have good, suit of clothes, he
might have saved the life of that drown
ing boy.
Marshal Bolan conhdentially told us a
few days ago, that il the boys who daily
on Fourth and Short streets
do not cease playing baseball upon the
street, be. would take hand. The Mar
shal is an enthusiastic base-ballist, and
will undoubtedly transfer these young
lovers of the national game to the City
and Uncle Benny acts as Short-stop, pro-
viding the necessary requirements are
not planked down by the law trans
gressors. Another crowd on Russell
street will be likewise dealt with. Miss
Dayids, whose place Of business Is at the
corner of Eighth and Madison streets,
was last night somewhat hurt by ball
batted by one OF the latter. s 4..s,.
, In the Mayors Court this morning,
VIM. Mcdonald, Tom Daniels, and Harry
Carter, each charged with breach Of
the peace, were dismissed. Pat Cheney
and Mary Belly, charged with disor-
derly conduct, were also dismissed.
VIM. Mcdonald was fined $13 for being
disorderly. Mary Horton, same charge,
fined $5. Both Went to Jail.
NEWPORT.-Thef following additional
election returns have been reported:
Highlands-Nelso D., ss; Baker, B., 3s;
Often, D., 10; schriver, R., 1s. Johns
HiIl-Nelson, II; Often, 10; Baker, 80;
Schriver, 27. Alexandria-Nels elson, 56;
Otten,. 81; Baker, 7S; Schriver, 70. In
dian Springs-Nelson,1 IA.
MIR. Il. Koch has left for Louisville to
represent the Druids at the session OF
the Grand Lodge at that place to-day.
J. Matt Boyd, jr., made his first ap-
pearance yesterday on the stage OF life,
with thirteen pounds weight in his stock
ing feet to boast Of.
Three more recruits have been accept
ed at the Barracks.
Henry Cook went to Louisville last
night.
The funeral of Frank Heating, son Of
Captain Keating, took place this morn
ing from the Church Of the immaculate
Conception. The deceased was about
felt by his many friends.
Mrs. King, wife of NJ. j. King, OF the
irm Of King q Daily, died at her resi-
dence, on Madison street, about eight
O'Clock this morning. Mrs. King has
been suffering for several years with
cancer. For the past ten days she has
been rapidly sinking, and her death was
not at all unexpected. She was an old
resident of this city and much beloved
by all VINO knew her.
In the City Court this morning the
cases of John Kesler, Frank Schoenlaub,
LOUIS Miller and VIM. Troutman,
charged with committing an outrage up
on the person OF Albina Rhoniak, the
particulars Of which were mentioned in
this paper few days ago, were brought
before Judge Geisler. They were all
bound over to the Criminal Court in the
of which they were sent to Jail.
Thos. Lawler, Joseph Moreau and
Il. McGoveran, charged with grand lar
ceny, were also bound over to answer to
the charge before the Grand Jury. VIM.
Mcmillan and Lew Fry, charged with at
tempting to commit u rape upon a girl in
company with a soldier on Monday
night, were remanded to Jail in default
OF $500 bail for their appearance at the
next term OF the Criminal Court. r. H.
Vigger, for abusing his wife, was fined
$40 and costs, together with a severe
reprirnand.
Mention was made in yesterdays STAR
Of suit of clothes found on the bank of
the river near this CITY,. The clothes
have been at the Marshaps office until
this morning, when the wife Of the. sup
posed suicide called on Marshal Lock
and identified the clothes as being those
OF her hus band and worn by him on last
Monday when he left his house, No. 9S
Hamilton road, Cincinnati.
His name Is Joseph Peter. He had for
some time past been employed as car
penter at the Cincinnati Stock-y ards.
When he left the house on Monday af-
ternoon he told his wife that he had been
discharged by his boss, and that he wae
going out to look for work, and said that
If he did not return she could bring suit
against four saloon keepers the names
Of whom he gave her in writing for dam
ages, as they had poisoned his whisky.
His vile stated that he had been la
boring under the impression for several
weeks past that some one was going to
kill him. This, she says, was caused by
his excessive drinking, as he had no ene-
mics that she knew Of. She further
states that they were in easy circum-
stances and had never, had any domestic
difficulty whatever. They have one
child six years of age. The deceased was
28 years of age, iand was OF German ma
tivlty.