The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-02
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Mr.. Hdward Dowdal and Miss Annie
Roufke were married yesterday at Lud-
lew, FF
The ball of the 0rientals at Drexellus
Hall last Tuesday night was largely at
tended.
James Marpuey was fined ~ and costs,
for breach of the peace by'SQuire Tebbs
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry 0sege has purchased farm
on the Dudley Pike, about six miles from
the oitys and removed to that place to-
day.
Anthony Helman, one Of the young
men convicted some seven months ago
OF stabbing officer Hageman, has been!
pardoned by the Governor.
The remains of the. man found in the
river day before yesterday lwere buried
yesterday afternoon at Highland Gene,
terry. T6e body was not Identified.
Henry Rite, of Newport, has his trial
to-day before the United States Com
missioner ON acharge of conspiriHg to-
defraud the Government outsof revenue
Dues .tlsr
Mayors Court Michael Creughin,
drunk and disorderly, was fined $4. @.
II. Shaney,. the same, fog being drunk.
Both went to the Work-house. M.
Bates, yag, was sent out OF the city.
County CourtrDaniel Haldeman was
granted ferry privilege at Visella Fer
~, oyer Licking RIVER, for FIVE years.
II. U. White was appointed adhiinis-
traitor OF the estate Of Polly SCOTT, de-
ceaseds
A little ten year old son OF James
Doyle. was found about 10 O'Clock last
night on. the streetscby two offipers. The
lite teilewwas shivering withi cold and
WAS almost famished. The lad, whose
fathaeris, on a, Dig drunk, was provided
office.
Constable Frank Berte yesterday, ar
rested a colored man, named james
Miles, who is supposed to be one Of a gang
who have been robbing the chicken
ceops ofSeuthA Coyington tho last few
weeks. He was lodged insjail, II and has
q hearing this afternoon before Esquire
Dugeneek.
p Aswomau namedr Gorseha an. who lives
at No. ,4l9 Russell street, attempted to
commit suicide, by jumping, into a pond
opposite her residences. Two men, Buff
ford and Jenning, noticed the woman
and prasentedth the deed. The cause OF
ther weman's attemptiis saidtto have
been the enlisting OF her boy as a solo dier,
on which account she is almost dis
tracted.
NEWPORT.
The City Councils meets Tonight,
The, Lolita Drama tic Club b ave post
poned their performance until after
Lent.
The case. of W. S. Albert, against Har-
ris has been reversed by the Court of
Appeals.
The Ben. Jonson. Dramatic Associa-
tlen gives another enterts inmont to. NOR.
r0w night, at. Odd-felloas, HalL
%aJopty read the. law to us this morning
cs9hceThln9 pIlsoners and fees, and says
tnAC eoune.i mas nothing to, do, witns his
case,
-. Conklin was dismissed from the
police force last night for being absent
from his beat. Dave Porter was ap-
pointed in his place.
The remains Of Frank Johnston, who
died about TWO weeks ago, will be in-
terreH next Sunday; alto O'Clock, in the
T0ur-mile Cemetery.
s Three substantial patches were. placed
OIL the floor of the Post.ofice building
last evening. MI. Berry is not such a
bad landlord as some would suppose.
Thspladiess of Taylor-street Methodist
Episcopal, Church give q festival this u
evening at WilliamsT Parlors, aud prom
ise to make it one OF, tue granaest Of tire \
season.
A. A meeting OF the people is called fori|
next Saturday night at Arbeiter Hall by
Brother Qulnby, OF the Leader, for the
ofganizallVn Oh anew L0age OF the Order!
of Sovereigns Of Industry.
The "Arbeiter BundD elected their
officers last night, as follows: President,
Frank Rasdle; Vice President, julius
Sandhauss Secretary, John Neiser, jr. !;
Assistant Secretary, b. Fisher; Treas
urer, V. Wmdrotn.
Private letters from the Columbus
Garrison Band state the fact that Drum
Major Hefmes has ordered q new uni
form, which he Will display on the morn
ing OF the HGh to the tune Of Patrick's
Day In the tOrning.
y Jointly Horsfall says that the only way
the city can ever make any thing out OF
prisoners is 10 put them to work on the
streets. He admits he feeds them we'll,
but he does Rot like the idea of their
friends furnishing them bottles OF Whis.
Ky under the ience every morning.
That secret organization known as the
Police Commissioners met last night in
the City CLERKS Office, and transacted
their bhsiness under lock aud KEY, His
Honor Mayor Berry having gwen orders
previously to clear the room of all Der.
sons except the members Of that body.
The Committee on ENCOURAGEMENT to
Manufacturers met last night at the office
of the City Clerk. 1t was ordered that
an act be passed by the Legislature Civ
ing the City Council the right to propose
. nominal tax and water rent to manu- |
iaetarers who intend locating In this