The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-14
THE DAILY STAB
JULY IA
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Cbs JOSBDu'B BcuOOluOu1V 0HN ohSVPAS
are being rem waited. .- ,.HIH
John Teipel is a candidate for Consta-
Bile Of the First District.
Thirteenth street, between Hickey and
Greepup, is impossible by horses.
The Rileys, Of Newport, and The Alas
kas, of this city, play to-day ON the Star
grounds.
l.. Laudenbaoh, a carrier Of the Ticket,
was bitten by q dog yesterday. The
wound is severe.
A grand excursion will be given to-
morrow evening on the X. @. r. H. by
the colored church at Lexington.
The colored people of Kenton County
will hold an agricultural lair at the Lud-
low Baseball PARK, commencing on Au-
gust 8, and lasting five days.
United States Commissioner Henry
Bostwick, with John q. Carlisle, Esq,
and Judge UHara, have gone to Louis
vile to attend the session OF the United
States District Court in that city. '''
VIM. Koop was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Hunt Tor removing to Cincin-
matt a lot OF cigars which were not
boxed, branded and stamped, as direct
ed by the law. He gave bail in the sum
OF $oW for his appearance next Wednes-
day. ''
Bill Abbott's horse and wagon started
down Scott street this morning and c0l-
Hded with DR.. Blau's new buggy. The
horse kept on at a slow pace and dragged
the buggy after it. The iron awning
Huber's grocery, Rojans' cigar store
and Bollinger's shoe store, were torn
out, and several costly glasses in HUI
iber's and Rojans' windows broken.
The buggy was finally turned over,
breaking Lees sisn-board, and demoI-
ishing the dashboard and q shaft OF the
buggy. |
CITY COUNCIL - A resolution was
adopled that, whereas, statements have
been publicly made within the past few
days in effect mat the defalcatlon of 5 4.
N. HaWes, late Treasurer OF COyington,
was not the first nor the only Delinquent
cy which had occurred in the manage
,ment Of The financial affairs Of the city,
but that there was evidence that the
.grOasest frauds had been committed in
the Treasury Department, that vouchers
had been destroyed, &c.;i it be resolved,
by the City Council, that the Committee
Of Ways and Means, in conjunction with
two ciLiZens to be named 10y the Chair,
shall at once proceed to make an inyes-
Iigation OF the matters set out in the pre-
amDle hereto; that Committee shall eX-
anime under oath James ID. Campbell.
and such other witnesses as Shall be
brought before them, or may be sum
mYned by them, and have power TO, and
IL is hereby made their duty, to send for
and examine all books and papers touch
ing tue subject. They shall, if deemed
cOunlants to assist them, and They shall
report as speedily as possible TO this
Council.
The report of the Water-works Com
/ mission. WAS. recommitted.
NEWPORT.
Street Commissioner Barrett Is a can
ldidate for Marshal.
The Democratic Executive Committee
meets Luis evening AZ Hotf's office.
Mary Ann Orrel was brought before
Judge Berry on charge oil lunacy. The
jury dismissed tho case. -
Mr.. John Schroll, the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, is back at nispost, having
enjoyed a delightful time at the Centen-
nial.
A lively row occurred atthe picnic on
the Licking Pike yesterday. AT one
time IL appeared asif The Whole assembly
We're engaged in the fight.
Charles Yung gblut, son of the apothe.
cary, gota gtaln OF corn into his eal
Yesterday aud had to be taken to Gin
fpinnatit to be put under the treatment oi
DIR. w Illiams. @f'y
Matchmaker Brown has for long
time been complaining to the police
g authorities about % numbsr OF roWuies
WHO -detile The Market-house nightly
His com plainIss have. been in vain, as the
nuisance is repeated regularly.
CITY CoURT.-Lew. Thornton, VIM
Gates auu j an Ry an, tried before Jury
lorla breacn of The peace in Ryan's sa.
loon, were each fined l cent and costs
pt trial. Elijah Orr, same offense, tried
before Judge Geisler, $l5 and costs.
: The management Of that enterprising
corporation, the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company, has decided to open
offices in this city and Covington. The
order for this has already been issued,
and the offices, will pe lopenlfor business
in very short time.
The Cincinnati Belle, of the Newport
Cincinnati Ferry, is manned by four
wldowers-James Brogan. deck hand
Went. Burns, engineer; Nathan Ralr.
aaon, pilot, apd John Hays, captain.
Three OF them are on the way of re-enler.
the occasion happens we will give due
notice oil the fact.
., LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Lizzie Butler, one of the attend.
ants ofthe Asylum, wnHe out riding In
company with another lady, was thrown
auC o, the buggy and her head struck a
Itone, causing concussion OF the brain.
from which she may die. Her condition
is critical. M
Ollie Price, deacon in the Presby.
lerian CHURCH, was fined 500, and COSTS
I6r THROWING yitriol on d saffron-hued
'Hench' with whom de had hitherto asso.
,iated. Ole showed contrite spirit
IN making u clean breast and ackno VI
sdging the corn.
"Allie West," the celebrated trottinp
stallion, owned by j. b. ,Wilgus and
y Capt. b. Treacy. ofthe Curragh Stables,
lied "wednesday. The above parties
purchased linn Fast year Tor SIC, 900. Ills
leath is not only a heavy loss TO the
,wners, but to the breeders of trotting
uock. =
Our friend Col. Baber, editor of the
Dispatch, delivered his valedictory
Wednesday, and bid a mournful 'adieu
10 fJriner friends. iIt is not known Vel
FWhathar tho Die no toh ,u,n ho n,.,,;.s