The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-15
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plac0 Jo-udys
! In the Mayors Court, George Kaut-
man, for drunkenness and disorderiy
conduct, was fined $13.
Rev. D. Fl. Muller will review DR..
Talmage's position on the school ques-
tlon tomorrow night.
| The funeral OF P. Fitzpatrick, an old
resident of this city, took place at nine
O'Clock from the Cathedral.
4 Rev. VIM. Longstreet, who died yester-
day morning, will be buried tomorrow
afternoon, from the Scott-street Meth0-
dist Church.
A man named Rolf fell into pond
near Pike street, and his vile, in at.
tempting to aid him, shared the same
fate. Both were rescued by Officer
Loechte.
Mr.. Henry Meimann, who lives on
Pleasant street, seems to be overheaped
with Affections. One of his little
daughters was buried yesterday and
smother is to follow, having died this
morning.
: A large freezer Of ice-cream, which
was to be used at the social tor the
benefit of the Ninth-street Presby terian
Church, was stolen night before last
from the yard ut the residence OF Mr..
John N. Furber.
= Marriage Licenses-Morrison M. Bell
hnd Sue Morrison, John j. Delaney and
Angelina Michaels, John Griffin and Ju-
liza Burns, John Crohan and Margaret
Il. Martin, John Grusermeyer and Philip.
pima Lebert, Geo. Austin and Mary Hin
kle.
= A small fire occurred last night at the
ST.. Walburga Academy, on Twelfth
street, near Greenup. The fire laddies
from the Twelith-street Reel-house were
promptly on hand and put out the
flames. The fire originated from de-
fectiye fiue.
~ Mr.. Anton Nienaber, grandfather OF
the STAR carrier, +. III. Nienaber, died
this morning about two O'Clock, at his
late residence, No. 25 Trevor street. He
was eighty-two years OF age. His fu-
neral will take place Monday morning
from st. Joseph Church.
v An old market woman is seen every
morning driving horse down Scott
street to the Cincinnati market. The
animal is one Of the poorest specimens
Of horse flesh that we ever came across.
Every knee of the horse is swollen, and
the animal is scarcely able to walk. The
B. p. q. A. would find this an opportu-
nifty to get In their work as soon as that
woman arrives on the other side of the
bridge.
There was lively little time on Elev-
enth street yesterday. A drunken man,
who was.drtving blind horse along the
street, was the cause. He had too much
Jersey lightning in himIto know what he
was doing. AS he came in front of j.
Boeske's saloon the driver did not notice
q large sand-pile on the street, and the
horse went on q bee-line for that pile,
q nd ho n
man found themselves lying on the
ground. Some two dozen men gathered
around the scene Of disaster, and, unit
ing their combined efforts, succeeded in
lifting up that horse.
NEWPORT.
Rev. 2. Fl. Jetfries is dangerously iii.
! s'The Girl of the PeriodH at Taylor.
street M. e. Church tonight by the pop.
, ular lecturer, Hon. FL. A. NJ. Henderson
The report Of the Engineer and Super.
intendent shows the estimate OF ex.
penditures for the ensuing year to be
S12, ,402.
George Washihgton's little baby boy,
George Frederick, slipped into the fire
and was badly burned about the hands
and feet.
y Can't some of our citizens prevail on
q
His last effort in the Evening Times
proves conclusiyely that he is posted in
romance.
Wouldn't Prof. Jones be immense II he
would only resign his present lucrative
office and join the reportorial staff2 He
has given some evidence of his ability III
the Times OF the other day.
When we arrange our city affairs so
as to comply with the wishes Of
our tax payers, then it will be high time
tor the officials in every branch Of ouI
city government to make complaint.
Our worthy President Of the Board oil
Education does an extensive business In
Cincinnati, and rent a house in this city
to sleep in. He pays no taxes here, but
when it comes to talk about education
his words are as extensive as his bodily
proportions.
Mr.. Frank Johnson, who for the last
five years was member of the "Sodal.
lty Band" returned about week ago
from Frankfort, and is now lying hope.
lessly i'll from cons 1mpti0n at the resi-
idence OF his mother,o on Southgate street
below Columbia.
An article appeared in Thursdays is
sue Of the Times written, we are told, by
Prof. Jones. In his efforts to do some.
lining I0r retrencnmenJ ne brings IN the
name oil q citizen that reflects no credit
on the writer. The professor ought to
put his talents into novel-writing and
shut up.
The child of local reporter for al
evening paper comes forward and will
testify that the lady teacher was badly
abused by the young scamps that we
made mention OF a few days ago. Prof
Jones must certainly come out with an
other card since he has denied oui
statement.
Through the Kindness OF Col. r. W
Nelson we have IN hand the message o.
Gov. James B. McCreary to the Genera
Assembly of Kentucky. The message in
every respect does credit to our Gov
ernor, as it is one Of the best that has
ever been given.
The Water-works Trustees met last
night. The salary of the Reservoir tend
er was fixed at $40 per month; of the
fireman (at the pumping-house) S60 per
month; of the engineer OF the pumping
house, $70 per month, and no extras; OF
the Engineer and Superintendent, $I20(
per annum; and OF the clerk, $400 pei
annum.
City Treasurer Bowers says that moi
moro than one-haif of the city taxes
has been paid in, and be would like tc