The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-25
troupe Will appear at the opera-house
Wednesday evening.

troupe Will appear at the Opera'nouse
Wednesday evening.
The well-known racer, Daniel Boone,
was found dead in his stable near this
city last Friday morning.
Judge L. Royalty, who has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks by
sickness. is again able to be about.
There was mutiny in the house OF Hat
tie Francis few evenings ago. Judge
Mulligan fined two of the soiled doves
50 and costs each tor obscenity.
Mr.. Dudley Craig, well-known citi-
zen OF this county, died suddenly yester-
day OF an overdose Of chloroform during
surgical operation.
An unknown man while in an inebr-
ated condition attempted to walk across
the trestle-work of the Kentucky Gen.
tral Railroad over the Louisville Road
Saturday, when he fell overheard and
was very seriously injured.
MIR. j. @. Hayman, candidate for Coun-
Gilman in the First Ward, makes some
imputations against the gentlemanly
City Clerk, Mr.. Snider, which, on ex-
animation, are very unjust, as Mr.. Sni-
der is not required by law to furnish
any one with list OF the qualified voters.
| AS soon as Council has passed upon it
the books will be open to ell. The duties
of the City Clerk now are more arduous
than those of any other officer in the
city.
DAYTON, KY.
The Dayton Mutual Protective Soei-
ETY. held meeting last night at Dam
eron's Hail.. Spirited addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Taylor, Smith, Dai-
| ley and Tibbatts, which were replied to
1 hu rth Mn no no rf nf
| the City Council.
Mr.. John A. Daley was appointed by
| the Chairman to act in conjunction with
a similar committee from Bellevue to in.
spect the books Of the commissioners for
the purchase OF the Dayton and Newport
Turnpike and the bridging of Taylor
Greek.
Mr.. Arthur rendered an invitation for
the society to attend the Council meet
ing tonight. A committee of five was
appointed to attend a meeting as repre-
1 senIatiyes of the society.
| Several other committees were ap-
pointed to investigate divers matters,
and the Association adjourned,
1t has been suggested that the meeting
would have done good thing in
| squelching the member Of their As
sociation who Is going about peddling
the grievances of the city of Dayton to
the different newspaper offices and pub
| fishing them to the world. Also that a
committee should have been appointed
to investigate that spending of -, 1000 on
Terrace avenue, which is not a particle
of benefit to the city.
HAMILTON.
The County Commissioners met Satur'
day. Bills to the amount Of $642 80 were
passed.
/ The Miami River at this point Is higher
now than at any time since the late
freshet.
The newly-elected Board of Directors
Of the +. M. and M. Insurance Company
met at their Office Friday and organized
The Female Prayer Meeting will be
held next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clocl
at the residence Of Mrs. David Smyers
First Ward.
Miss May STAGE, aged seventeen
daughter of Mr.. G. w. STAGE, died early
yesterday morning OF typhoid fever. Hel
funeral takes place this afternoon at
O'Clock from her fathers residence OF
Seventh street.
Council met last night in regular ses
sion. On motion the old manuscript o
James Mcbride was ordered added tt
the new Ordinance Book. A communi
cation was received from the Mayor, ii
which John Duerr was nominated as
patrolman in place of H. II. Burridge re
signed.
In the case of Jacob Troutman an(
other taxpayers against the Board o
Education of Hamilton and others,
was ordered by The Court that the re
straining order heretofore made in thi!
cause, prohibiting the paying of certain
bonds aud interest on the same, be con
tinued until such time as will suit tn,
convenience of the Court for the hearing
OF the said cause.