The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-18
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Prof. Jacob Mohr has recovered from
has sickness.
The pond on Philadelphia street, be- |
tween Riddle anu Fry, 10 being draihea.
The house of Wm. Jones', IN Peasle-
burg, was blown uown by the late
Btoi IN.
Mayor,s Court-John Williams, drunk,
"a; Ella Williams, uisorderly, filed away
with leave.
w. Ii. Turner was appointed Supreme
GFspd X cofder of the A. y. u. w. in
the United States.
Jonn Z. May, President of tho Louis
Vile Car-w Company ,passed through
Ihis city yesterday.
Major OHearn. county delegate OF the
A. U. d., deliyereu an address yester-
day at the closs of The procession.
Rev. d. II. Muller will preach to NOR
row nisnL a. Unlon Nj. Il. Church on the
subject, ''ot. Patriok, His Life and its
Lessons."
Mr.. Thumas Reed informs us that the
damage Sustained during the storm last
Thursday by the First Baptist Church
WILL not threaten The structure.
Marriage Licenses-George w. Parks
and Margaret Moore. stephen s. UIrey
and AmfLtai A. Miller, John Il. Megill
and Anna rreller, Foster Mckinney and
Maggie j. Hall.
Rev. 4. Hesse, o. S. F., will celebrate
dis first mass tomorrow morning at the
Mother OF dod Cnufch. The choir Of the
church wilt sing Mozart's Twelfth Mass,
supported by Seidensticker's fult orches-
ira from Cincinnati.
A runaway occurred on Scott street
last evening about 9 o'clock, in which
the daughter OF Mr.. Christ. Dodges was
placed IN great jeopardy. Mr.. Nienaber,
STAR carrier, happened along and with
difficulty saved tue young LADY from be-
ing thrown out.
NEWPORT.
The ladies were much pleased with the
music Of Prof. Rohls band yesterday.
Charles Schmltz, q young boy, fell
down on York street near KiDgg0ld and
Fractured his lett arm.
A grand banquet was given by the
Ancient Order vi Hibernians last night,
In honor Of their friends OF The Order
from Cynthiana.
The most remarkable feature in the
procession yesterday was two men who
walked arm in arm, one being seven feet
high, the other only five ieet i've inches.
Richard Barrett showed up hand
Romely as Grand Marshal i'll the process
zion ON st. Patrick's Day. Yet some OF
the Hibernians say they could not see
Richard. ~
The meat store OF Mr.. John Lamb, on
Monmouth street near Madison, was en-
tered by thieves Thursday night, and the
money drawer rifled OF q considerable
amount.
Thomas Gallagher, John Butcher and
Major Il. 0Hara, the famous 'be gob,"
win proceed with Mayor A. s. Berry to
Washington Tomorrow night on Bar
racks business.
Chicken thieves night before last
visited The hen coop OF Rev. Mr.. Schultz,
pastor of st. John's Church, corner of
Mayo and Columbia streets. Twenty
hve fowls were taken.
In the neighborhood OF Ryan's saloon
Rome rufians put q dog and cat in q dry
goods box. The result was the death Of
the cat. Mr.. v. McNamara, who owns
the dog, proposes to have the scoundrels
prosecuted.
A prominent member of the City
Ceuncil proposes to do away with the
present Fire Department, wlth the ex
eeptlon OF an engineer and h0stler, and
resurn TO the days Of old when every
man had to assist mis- neighb0r in case of
fire.
WoefelPs blacksmith shop, on Patter-
son street between Elm and Goodman,
was broken INTO Thursday and number
Of sledges and hammers taken away.
The thieves attempted also to carry off
the anvil, but the thing being too heavy
they had to desist.
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ular meeting Of the City Council they
disDand the police force and organize
o vigilance committee armed with rifles.
The Forty Thieves have it all their own
WAY at present, and there seems to be no
way Of capturing them with the small
force on duty.
The slaughter-house of Hayes q Brit
ton, on the Alexandria Pike, was visited
by crowd Of loafers, who pulled pier
from under the house, cut ali the ropes,
broke the saws, knives, sharpeners and
hsoks, and carried of everything porta-
ble. This 10 the fourth time that the
house was visited by this crowd, ana the
owners can not give any reason lor the
mean act.
On the P0st-ofice corner a reporter can
hear almost all that can be heard in the
way oil news in Newport. but this NOR
ming we heard enc VI the richest jokes
OF the day. One prominent citizen asked
another the difference between General
George Washington and General George
b. Hodge. The reply was, that the first
could not tell q lie, but the latter could
tell a lie, but would not.
HAMILTON.
Sheriff Thomas returned from Coium-
bus last night.
John Schelly 10 spoken of as q candi-
date for Council from the Fourth Ward. |
John is all right on the Basin subject.
The remains Of young Morner reached
the city last night and will be inferred
In Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow after
noon.
The Emmett Dramatic Club had good |
house TO witness their play last night
Notwithstanding the disagreeableness
Of the weather.
Rev. J. W. Clokey, Of Middietown. |
will deliver lecture before the Y. hi. |
q. A., Monday evening. Subject
@Around the Medfterranean."
Bishop Jaygar did not as reported |
eonduct the services ut the Episcopai /
Church Thursday night. He 10 expected
70 be in attendance soon, However.
Thursday evening Mrs. DIR. FaIconar /