The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-09

to the Committee, and resolution OIL
fered by Mr.. Stuart was adopted, IN
structing the Committee TO examine into
and report the capacity and strength OF
the bridge, and TO furnish, In writing,
the opinion OF some competent engineer
as to the Necessity Of strengthening the
bridge, and the probable cost Of the
The Directors on the part of Covington
were Instructed TO vote to reject the bids
which have been made according to the
advertiseme OF the Directors Of the
bridge Company, and the Council ad-
journed.
MIR. Theodore F. Hallam and bis bride
have arrived in the city from their we'd
ding trip.
The Covington Daily News was sold
out yesterday at official sale. $I7o were
realized.
The jubilee at the Cathedral CON-
High School 4, Willow Run Is. The
Stars play the Red stockings to-day.
A man named Dan Mccarthy was
thrown from his wagon by colliding with
another one on Madison street. He sur
fered severe bruises and a deep cut on
the scalp.
Mr.. William Waterman, while seated
on coil of rope yesterday afternoon In
a wagon, slipped off and was run over
| by the hind wheel of the wagon. His
leg was severely bruised, though he sus-
| tanned no, broken bones.
| A Cincinnati hack collided with q
Newport street car on Scott street. The
sudden s,oppage tumbled the driver OIL
OF his seat, which, OF course, brought
some very emphatic language to bear
| uI on the car driver. We would advise
Gincrnnatians to be careful how they
G hide with Kentucky street cars, or
any thing else. Men have been shot over
| here for a less offense than this.
The Stars will try to knock the stuff
fing out of the Cincinnati Reds this af.
ternoon. We hope they may.
Officer Senour this morning arrested
man named John Martis upon the charge
of drunkenness. John is granger from
the neighborhood of Boyd's Station. AS
an emblem of true Kentucky chivalr y
he carried two-gallon flask of the best
sold Bourbon" Uncle Berry will takt
4 charge OF our "ruralist," while Billy vii
4 drink to his health and his family.
NEWPORT. = Agnes Lamb, chilli
about six years of age, was run over OF
Brighton street yesterday aud was Sc
verely injured. The expressman is un
known. The child was taken to he
home..
Lieut.. Kingsbury, of the 18th Infantry
and Captain Whetmore, OF the 9th Cav
airy, leave in. charge OF 100 s0ldiers TO-
Fort Union, New Mexico, Tomorrow
evening.
The Board of Water-works allowed
claims amounting to 1851 10 last night.
Il Ten mechanics and one mule left th'
Barracks last night.
Vi Two Yaghite recruits received at thu
Barracks yesterday.
II The friends Of Mr.. Joseph Bissell, o
Bellevue, will be panied to hear of hi
death, which took place at his residenc,
on Fairfield avenue yesterday morning
after short but painful illness. Ty
phoid fever, from which he died, seem
to be prevalent in Bellevue, as seyera
other cases are reported. The funera
notice will be seen in another column.
In the City Court this morning cam
George Miller for being drunk. Georg
was fined 81.
n The Marshal has purchased nev
4 stove.
II Esquire Buchanan had that case, an'
the Ticket man was on hand.
That calf has not been captured yet.
The Thespan Dramatic Club give a
entertainments at Odd-feIiows' Hall thi
pyeninO. --..r.,-