The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-28
CONVICTION.

,ANaN ~ WV lO-ulUtEOHs
Right Rev. Bishop A. NJ. Toebbe will
on next sunday administer the rite OF
continuation at 81. Josephs Cnurch.
Rev. L. B. Wiles, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, delivered the last
OF four disc ,urses last evening on est.
PauRs injunction to Timothy"
Edward Edwards was arrested yester-
day by Marshal Bolan for abusing his
vile. Ed. lives near st. Patrick's
Church. This morning he was fined "a.
The new bond of the City Treasurer
was presented 10 Judge Boyd yesterday,
with the following as security: Logan
Railey, E. *. Thornton, John JORDAN,
John W. Wheeler, b. Hulsmann, Samuel
Moreland and john Freer. The accept
anoe of the bond was postponed until
Tomorrow.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-R. III. Reed vs.. s. y.
Roberts-veruict for plaintiff $253. j. Il.
Stevenson VS.. j. w. Wneeler-referred
70 the arbitration of III. 5. HALEY and j..
ID. Eaton and their umpire.
Vogeler, Wagner & GO. VS.. Bertha
PfaeM Mn-verdic for defendant.
John A. Gano & Co. VS.. City of Coving-
ton-defendant demurred to petition and
fled answer denying plaintiffs title and
alleging dedication and constant user.
r. A. Athey appointed Commissioner
70 supply lost or mutiiated papers.
L. d. Croninger Il Co. against W. G..
Stone. Continued until Saturday at
Aoon.
CITY CoUNcIL.-Bills were allowed to
the amount Oh $5,822 10.
The commit tee appointed to examine
as to the most eligible method of settling
with the Kentucky Central Railroad,
offered resolution proposing that the
Railroad Company should take up the
$4,000 of briuge bonds due by the city,
and interest, $2, 460 on the same, and give
twelve of their bonds to the city, ana
pay $S8, 900 Of the floating debt due by the
eity, in consideration OF which the city
shall relieve the Company OF the pay
ment of. the $20O,0U0 OF bonds assumed
by them. Adopted.
The ordinance creating the office OF
superintendent OF Public improvements
was laid over until the next regular
meeting.
M. Deglow presented the report OF
the Special Commission appointed to
examine and test the MCGOWAN pump,
recently erected at the Holly Water
Works. The Commission gave it as their
opinion Thai the McGowan Pump Com
pany have completed the machinery
fully up to what The specifications anu
contract demand.
Mr.. Tom Edwards made application
for the remission of a fine imposed by
the Mayors Court. Allowed.
The Committee on Public Buildings
was instr dcted 10 have Che Courthouse
insured with The Kenton Insurance Com.
pany for three years, at premium OF
81, 800. Adjourned Till next Thursday
nlglt.
NEwpORT
+ 1t is rumored that the police and the
reporters Will soon have u Dase-DaH con-
test at the Driving Park. The Marshal
will be there.
The marriage Of Mr.. L. L. Miller, oil
Lexington, to MISS Cora b. Weldon, OF
this city, is announced to take place
the beginning OF next May.
John johnson, an employe recently OIL
Robinson's circus. Was run over by d
Short-line train at La Grange, KY. Dr.
Gale amputaLed one Of his legs. The
other was also badly crushed. johnson
was taken to the Cincinnati Hospital.
The new hook and ladder wagon
built by James scnulte, has ar.
fiyed. 1t is a fine specimen, and re.
bounds to the credit of the builder. Iti
name is sCentennIal No. l." The wa2oL
is a copy Of those now used in Cincin'
natl.
Mr.. II f. Meyers, who lives at the
corner OF nisoggoiu and 0yerton streets
has not broken MS arm as reported BY
some of the morning papers. Mr
Movers works lor W ell, Kahn q
Co., OF Cincinnati, and is sufellng only
fyom a sprained arm.
The Bellevue g. Newport Gas Com
pany have effected final organization
by the election OF the following direc
tors: Messrs. VIM. N. Air, j. h. Boai
Henry Gunckel, j. A. Scarlett sno
Joseph Flannvry. capt. VIM. N. Air
was eeoled President, Mr.. j. X. Bald
win Secretary, and DR.. Henry Gunckel
Treasurer.
CITY CoURT.-Hiram Madison, charge d
with malicWusty cutting jack Stours,
was held over TO the Criminal Court. He
furnished bal lor his appearance in the
sum Of 500. Jack SCUurs; breach o.
peace, was nned 30 and Gusts. He was
committed. Geo. TIedimus and John
Methenham, Tor being disorderly, were
sacn tined 10 and COSTS.
CITY oLNCIL.-Counc6ma Wien.
galtner pi ese !. Leu a communication offer
ing resolution that the SnorL-llne Rail-
road Company be requested to erect in
mOdation Of passengers and freight, ac-
cording to the agreement made by them
some time ago. Referred TO Committee
on Bridges ana Railroads..
The contract lor printing three thous.
and tax bills was awarded to Mr..
Hetsch.
The resolutions adopted by the Coun.
Gil in conmiLtee OF the whole, was
passed.
The Committee OF Ways and Means
reported that they had borrowed $30, 900
to provide Tor the payment Of interest
on the city bonds.
HAMILTON.
House-cleaning time has come to the
Post-ofiice department at this point.
MIR. Dick Skinner returned from De-
treit Wednesday, where he had been
called TO the death bed OF a brother.
The Board of County Commissioner ers
were in session yesterday, but little
business OF general interest was trans
acted.
Jacob Shafer, OF the First Ward, was
yesterday afternoon thrown from his
spring wagon, and severely, though not
dangerously injured.
Judge Cochran and wife left for the