The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-23


Rev.y. 3. CHADWICK, formerly pastor
OF the M. E. Church on Greenup street.
is in the city with his family, and will
preach to his old parisbinnars next Sum
day.
The Scott-street mill is in operation
again.
Gems and Drexes, amateur baseball
clubs, at the Stars grounds tomorrow.
Dennis Mack, OF the Philadelphias, ar
rived here to-day, and Will be incorpo-.
rated with the Stars.
Charley Payne, of the Twos, has REIN,
forced the Fire Department with hand
some little girl.
A verdict or $5 30 was returned for the
Gas Company in their suit against Henry
Snyder to recover $40.
Jane Donnelly obtained verdict OF
$lO damages In the suit against George
Beekers for SANDER.
The Pest-house has been reopened to
admit one smallpox patient from No. 631
BakeWell street.
Martin Preston has brought suit for
$1,000 damages in the Circuit Court
against the steamer James Hobson. He
alleges that said steamboat towed away
three barges of coal, his property, with
out leave, and when he found them again
they were in greatly damaged condi-i
tion.
At the meeting of Council last night
claims were passed to the amount OF
B, Lib 81, together with interest on bonds
due August 1, of $5,475. A claim of $25
was also allowed to DR.. Schneider for
making post mortem examination on
the body Of Chas. Albrecht. The amour
Of relief granted, according to the report
OF the Oyerseer Of the Poor, this year
was 50, 900 40, last year $4, 4S0 65.
a n hn %nvI
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted by q vote Of ten to three.
Whereas, Some Of the daily and week.
ay papers circulating in our midst have
cast intimations and reflections on the
Law and Select Committee and the
President of this Council, who have lust
succeeded In consummating the railroad
settlement, and as 1t is apparent that
these inJimations and attacks are actu-
ated by personal animosities, and not in
the. spirit OF just criticism; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That we condemn the course
that has been pursued by some of the |
papers that have cast insinuations and |
reflections upon the committee, which |
we believe to be untrue in each and |
every particular; and, also,
RESOLVED, That we indorse and ap- |
prove of all the acts OF the committee |
and attorneys employed in regard to the |
railroad settlement, believing 1t to be |
the best, under the circumstances, that |
could be made, and largely conducive to |
the interest of the city.
Resolved, That we believe the ex-
penses to be fair and reasonable In con- |
sideration Of the amount involved and |
the labor performed, and we believe the |
attacks OF the newspapers on the Law |
GnmmjtfAQ ha hoi
man, are aotuated by malice, and mani |
testify unjust; believing, as we do, that |
himself and the committee labored faith |
fnlly for the best interests Of the city, |
and the result should receive the COM
OF all good citizens.
Resolutions to appropriate $3,613 80 for
due ON Water-Works bonds |
were also passed.
The Committee on Ways and Means
was authorized to borrow $4,000 for the
use of the city.
Dennis Mack, Of the PhiladelDhias, |
arrived this morning, and will play with |
the Stars this afternoon: A large crowd
ls expected to attend the game this
afternoon between the Stars and the
Capitols, of Frankfort.
An appeal was granted In the case of
for slander.
Notwithstanding the threatening as
pect OF the weather last night, p. +. Bar
NUNS mammoth show, at the corner of l.
Fourth and Philadelphia, was very
largely attended. 1t is estimated that
over three thousand people gathered to
witness the fine performance and the
of animals.
Mary Gregg put in another appear.
ance before Mayor Athey this morning.;
'disorderly again." 81. John Dempsy.
ina Ann
,ost. w. Ross Ono relation to Charley
or being disorderly, fined $4. VIM. Nc
1arthy, drunk and disorderly, $8. Harry
Ellsworth was caught mapping on q GEL
ar-door, for which he was fined 81 and
'Oets.
NEWPORT. Joseph Hahn, Esq,
caves for Europe to-day for the purpose
i bringing home his family.
The Democrats hold a meeting to- (,
morrow night to ratify the recent nom-
nations at Alexandria.
The little steamer Bessie Pearl has
'een libeled, and Is in the hands Of the
|heriff.
A valuable horse, belonging to the liy-
ry stable Of Weise u Vessel, died yes
erday Of injuries in the spine by being
asst In its stall.
AT tAe meetlng OF ClCy Councll, last ]
light, claims to the amount of $370 57I
1ere allowed. Street contractors Ryan
nd Bodkin were allowed 81, 200 for work
one. The committee on Law were or
cred to prepare an ordinance concern.
ng the cleaning Of privy vaults. Five ?
thousand dollars were appropriated toll
be use of the Water-works fund.
The city steam fire engine, which was
amaged by pumping the water from the
'riving Park recently, has been refitted
nd is now again engaged as ever.
Barracks News.-Quartermaster Ser-l G
cant Muns0n has returned from St. 9
I0uis and has resumed his duties,-Ik
line more recruits have been accepted.
Ed. STAR: Robert William Nelson, one a
the Democratic candidates for the
legislature from Campbell connty is an
rtflli wire-worker., In 1889 he was one :,
the few ringmasters that defeated n.
{. DAILY for the State Senate, which !
rought down the maledictions or the
rish voters upon him. In the city eiec- p
oh OF 1873 he caused the defeat Of Sam.
el Geisler for City Attorney by runningj
b the Citizens ticket against him.
his anti Democratic move caused the .
etznans to ayeid him in politics ever .
lnce. He will have tougher time In \
nttfnU tn Frank fnrt than hio fr}ond (ia,, al