The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-07

cases of Covingtion against the suretles
on the bonds Of Steinrede, Schnitker u |
Krueskamp.
A little lad seven years old. named
Chas. Sears, fell down near st. Patrlck's |
Church and broke his ankle. DR.. Hall
attended to the boy.
The sand establishment of Eli T. Rusk, |
on Second street near Greenup, was
burnt yesterday to the extent of about
$400. The fire was in the hay-loft, and
was owing to defective flue.
Mr.. Ed. Hickey, the winner of the $125
gold watch of the ten-pin bowling alley
at St. Mary's School, presented Mr.. b.
Teipel, for rolling for him, with the
enormous sum OF 70.
An article appeared in yesterdays
Ticket stating that Mr.. Ed. Hickey made
Al points on five balls at the ten-pin bowl
ing alley at st. Mary's school. 1t is not
Mr. Hickey but Mr.. Ben Teipel. Honor
to whom honor Is due.
Mayors Court-The following cases
were this morning disposed OF by Mayor
Athey: James O'COnners, John None
gehan, disorderly conduct, go to the
stone-piie Tor half day: Daniel Malam-
py, drunk. same; Wash. Stuart, an old
veteran, was let go; he was charged
with drunkenness; VIM. Carbery, dlsor-
derly, costs.
Council met last night and the new
members were sworn in. N. Is. stephens
was elected Water-works Commissioner,
and Messrs. Rich, Carpenter, Ashbrook
and Meyers, Trustees of the WIDOWS
and Orphans Home. John HiIlman was
elected janitor. The election OF District
PHYSICIANS resulted as follows: DR.. w.
A, Hall for 1st District, DR.. Lewis for
ID District, DR.. Knollman for Sd and
DR., Ayerdick for 4th. The standing CON-
mittees were appointed.
A little man from Boone county felt
the effect Of telling big man of Kenton
county that he did not state the truth.
The Kenton county man wears pig
boot, and Boone county not being able
to compete with him in that line, at
tempted to reraliate with rocks. first
class fight was prevented by the appear
ance Of a Constable, who brought the
parties before Squire Francis, who put
Them under bond 10 appear before him
to-day. The names of the party are A.
B. Price and Joseph Gordon.
We have thought about 1t all night,
and ieel just as mad about 1t now as we
did then. 1t happened thus. We had
Just finished our article on the lost BOY,
Withers, with which we had taken some
pans and sent IL over; when, VINO should
appear before our astonished gaze but
the boy in question. BE seemed just as
unconcerned as il he had not turned the
little world Of Coyington upside down.
In answer to some questions, he stated
he had been up in the country enjoying
himself. 1t Is undoubtedly blessing to
lave him home again. But II we were
the parents, after the novelty Of his COM
Ing home had worn of, we do not think
be would make another visit TO the
country without our knowledge.
NEWPORT.
We heard of only two new cases OF
smallpox up to noon to-day.
No stock trains arrived from any point
nm the Short-line railroad during the
past few days.
Prof. Wallace, with his new title late
~ earned at the fair at Odd .ellows'
Hall, is being hourly congratulated by
scores Of his tellow-citizens.
III lad can procure marriage license
Mt the age Of nineteen, what is the reason
he is prohibited from drinking glass of
beer at the counter Of any saloon in our
pitys
Men who are now trying to frame laws
ter the citizens Of Newport by adding
taxation, we are assured do not pay one
renps worth Of taxes to our city. Lei
us pause.
AS the city physicians will not report
Rpy new cases Of smallpox would \
not be advisable for the City Marshal
10 arrest one or TWO and hear what Shey
nave to sayY
The grand jury, now holding theii
uuarterly session, are more busliy en-
gagged in indioting the keepers of saloons
and restaurants than attending TO more
Important affairs.
cou~o v,ie,ro 10 IN nd Inn fhf
veteran janitor Of Belleyue-street Semi
nary was suspended for short time
The children of the school miss his pres
pnce, and hope to see him back again
boon.
One hundred and thirty doliars-is now
maid by each saloon-keeper for the priv
ilege Of selling beer, ale, and other com
modoties In their line, while the gram
lury is hunting up all the minor cases
ihey can find.
While the Legislature is in session
would it not be ADVISABLE for our Repre-
sentative, Nelson, to give small share
pf his attention TO the old fogy law o
laxing twenty-five cents on each pack o
yards, and have it repealed.
A meeting OF Council was held las
night, the old members going out ant
khe new in. j, Horsfall was reelected
elected Iolice Commissioner. Tn,
street railway ordinances were passed
The Evergreen Cemetery won't b.
troubled with any more body snatcher
or SOME time to come. Sexton Brown
Ge understand, is going 10 plant six
pounder in such a position as to be abl,
10 sweep all the body snatchers In thu
State at one blow.
Trains for the last few days have beef
coming in on the Short-line loaded witt
walnut logs aud bound for Cincinnati
The logs are transported over distane
Of l50 miles, and tine farmers seem 10 b.
gaining handsome profit. II the farm
ers at Hickory Ridge would follow thi
example, quite a considerable sum coul'
he realized by them.
The dullness Of the times is now be
giuning TO tell seriously on the condi
tion OF many young men Of our city. Ga,
Or two cases were told us yesterday
where the parents sent their children
out to seek their own livelihood, an
meeting With no success, were ON thei
return refused admiLtance to The home
Of their childhood, and sent away wit
n ha tr~on