The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24
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Nlrs w III. bI1StOl WAS tu0 AuRpy
ner OF the watch at the Turner Society.
A company Of about hfty einigrants
passed through this city, en- route ior
Texas.
Herman Ackforth paid 81 this morning
in the 81 ayor's Court, for being drunk
and disordeldy. sFEta.4
b A new hotel, the Morgan House, will
soon be In operation at the corner Of
Front and Greenup streets.
Joseph Williams, incalcer for about
4 year In our Jail for grand larceny IN
stealing a watch from Frank Decker,
WAS released On bail yesterday.
A small fire was discovered last even
Ing about O'clock in the stable OF Mr.
N. Bartlett, In the rear of No. l34 West
Fourth street. A lot OF shayings and
kindiing by some means caught IRE, But
was easily egtinguisheds
A Conclaye of the Order of Knights
OF Constantine, the Holy SepGlcher and
st. John was organized in Goyington
yesterday by Sir Knight Fred. Weber,
1Austrious Grand Regorder OF the Grand
Council Of Kentucky. SIR knight Henry
Bostwick was chosen Most Puissant
Sovereign; l.. ID. Croninger, Viceroy; q.
l.. Brown, Senior General; j. s. Lyle,
Junior General; j. p. Harbick, High
Prelate; j. g. Metcahe, Treasurer, and
r. Ii. Ramsey, Recorder. EBN
John Motley. of the firm of Molloy q
GonneAy, contractors on Section 53,
Southern Railroad, Scott County, Ky-
died suddenly at st. Elizabeth Hos
pital. Yesterday evening, by taking
about two teaspoonsiul OF chloroform.
He had been under the influence OF
liquor from Friday, the day of his appli-
cation tor admission, till yesterday al-
ternoon. He leaves a wife and two chii-
dren. Coroner Noonan held an inquest
mt the Hospital last night. Moilpy, on
Saturday, again applied for admission,
having his JAW broken and wanting II
operated on. DIR. Kearns would not give
chloroform, but the man, not being able
TO stand the pain, was hnaliy given
some, from the effects Of which he died.
The jury brought in a verdict OF death
during q surgical operation by DIR.
KeaTns, and while under the influence
of chlorolorm. 1t also eXonerated the
physician from any blame.
NEWPORT.
Two freight trains in on the Short-iine
to7aay. s-ss .
Prof. ellison has Joined the Temper
Rnce Association.
Jos. Mason was fined SO by Squire
Hof for an assault on . little girl.
Captain Wm. Siegmann, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, pays $3 and
COSTS
Sheriff Jones' office has been removed
one door westward. Jones is greatly
pleased with the change.
Mike Shay, charged with burglary, was
held over to the next session of the
Criminal Court in the sum of $1O0.
The old floor of the Post-cfice build
ing is badly out Of repair. Perhaps the
landlord has taken the retrenchment
fever.
A grand supper will be given by the
ladies OF Taylor-street NJ. Il. Church, on
March 2, at Williams parlor, on York
street.
We would advise those boys who play
truants from school nUs to put In their
time around the public building. Ii is
mot becoming to them by any means.
Hon. Judge Geisler has been appoint
ed by King Rex to the rank of '.EarI OF
Riversmouth." Our Judge will be one
iof the Peers of the Realm next Tuesday
jn the Cincinnati Festivities. p.
Sam. Kent was found yesterday with o
f1ot oil ofburgiars' tools in his possession.
He was arraigned before Judge Geisler
this morning and his case was partially
heard. The case was continued till to-
m0rrow, aud in the meantime Kent wili
9ie in Jail. IA A
In the Chancery Court, in the case OF
the City against the Newport Street
dissolved, and the City obliged to pay
line costs. An appeal for q new trial
Mas made aud granted.
- Vu, xyo.o r.a,,,sood ~ 81. =
City Council during the building OF the
fAclurers would be enticed to our city
because OF the superior advantages OF
oar water facilities. Since its compile
tion we have failed to find any truth in
those promises.
/. The firm of L. & A. Constans, brewers
of Newport, which made an assignment
% Il, a. Widrig about two weeks ago,
yesterday evening az 2 O'Clock filed a
petition In bankruptcy with the Clerk
6f the United States District Court in
Covington. Liabilities, $120,598 81; as
sets, S8I,005 81. Individual liabilities,
N,767 ~; individual assets, Sl5, Gao.
tags LEXINGTON. KY.
Minor Cannon, Esq, started for Flor.
ida last evening. His many friends In
this city wish him well.
Mr.. p. Maninni, the weliknown tailor,
returned on Tuesday evening from d
twelve months trip to Italy, the home OF
. bls nativity.
The esprit of the Times" of last week
gives an illustration OF the fine trotter,
pAllie West" now at the stables of Cap
tain y. j. Treacy, In this city.
The question OF a Water-works system
is being agitated by one of the papers in
this city. 1t is certainly an important
fubject and should be OF seriousinterest
10 our Council.
The funeral of Mr.. #. j. Erd, the old
and reliable furniture dealer, took pla ce
yesterday. Mr.. Erdj has been In delicate
health for some time, and his death was
eotaneKp ected.
The near approach of King Carnival
hits rushed two happy souls into the
matrimonial halter. John "A, Brand ana
Elizabeth Hukeii went through the i'm
rressive ordeal on Tuesday evening.
The Patrons OF Husbandrf assembled
IN this, city Last Saturday. They demon
strated that the members of the Grange
were III perfect accord, unbiased by any
political opinion, and purpose to carry
out the object and purposes OF the order.
The lecture by Mr.. Charles ConIon. as
announced in the STAR. took Dlnoe Mt