The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-08
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Bishop Toebbe, OF this city, returned
last night from visit to Lexington and
Frankfort, ,7-. ~ a., .1r-,-lS IA lis
f. M. Calkins, editor Of the Ticket, is
at his post again. Now, Caikins, let
that Hallam affair rest for awhile.
The remains OF the late Coi.J j. Q. Say.
ers were escorted to Linden Grove Gem
etery by the Olive Branch Encampment
Of Odd-fellows. i, haays & IA. z:t4a}'1
! MIR. Conrad Deisler, who was injured
bya fall last Sunday, has 80 far recov.
cred as to be able to attend to his busi-
ness in a few days. 'as Ne~ ~ Y ''t'-
In the County Court yesterday Frank
Koch was qualified as administrator OF
Barney Stallo, deceased. He gave bond,
with JAS. Rusche as surety. K,
Mayors Court-F. Taphorn, who COM
mitted an assault upon John Jones, had
his case continued till Friday. Jack
duct. .sT ..le .,- ..s
CIV. Stewart, who was brought be-
| fore the Commissioner on the charge Of
retailing tobacco without license, was
discharged upon payment of the special
tax and costs. ~ s;a 81 gF'H
Capt. Habbel and Doc. De Gruyter,
"a Lu0 VUIhollcuuVt, AouFO Co-hOiAOW
| morning for Lexington, and thence for
Frankfort, In the interest Of the Minor
Liquor Law question:.
.g"..'e.l- NEWPORT.
Seven recruits were received at the
Barracks. -t,' es'5.'s. ~'sfst1ai.t.. T. ..-.'
Hon. r. W. Nelson returned from
Frankfort. 2 4 a'5a u N.3 i5t e''''5s -as' Sc.
The Committee on Fire Department, of
Lexington, Ky, WAS in the city yester-
i uay. -..te
| Eloise Broadman was fined IS and cost
| by Squire Buchanan for breach Of the
peace. ''f
| Judge Geisler is holding trial on the
four lciterers, whose cases we men,
Toned yesterday,
/ The Colored Centennial Vocalists, Of
| Nashville, Tenn, give concert tonight
at Odd-felows' Hall. ..
| The brickwork on the Due ber Watch
| Case Company's building was COM
| meneed this morning. 5. .rsJ
| The Kentucky Conference Of the Meth.
odist Episc copal Church convened this
morning at Grace NJ. b. Church, Rev.
Wyiie presiding. H'Ht'
| A concert will be given this evening
| by the Centennial Vocalists of Nash
vile, Tenpessee, at Odd-teliows' Hall,
Efor the benefit Of Taylor-street Method
Fist Church. ~.
I An entertainment will be given at
Odd-fellows' Hail, April II, for the ben
eft Of the Ladies' Aid society. The
i plays of "Dayid Garrick1 and "The
Loan of LoVern will be produced.
/ A workman named Mahoney, residing
I Il -, - ,f.f.nt 500 r. 1U oaA a
| ed about the face and breast this morn
Il ing at Swifrs Mills, by steam escaping
from the furnace. DR.. Bennett attended
to the mans injuries.
ii A lively fire occurred this morning
about 1890 O'Clock, at the corner o.
Brighton and Chestnut streets. The Fire
Department was called out to Barney
} Butchers building, two-story frame
!, rbe house was entirely destroyed. The
flames communicated to the adjoining
trick house Of Charles Erpenbeck. The
roof was badly burned and the building
: damaged to q great extent BY the delugi
Of water thrown into it. The Newp0r
Water orks proved of more value il
subduing the flames than the Fire De
, partment. Loss about 81, 900, partly GOV
D cred by insurance.
Il HAMILTON.
III The young ladies Of st. Johns Churcl
4 will give an oyster supper to-horroV
Eevening.
In the case of John Hudoff agains
: Ben. Smith, a judgment OF $1,972 II wa
i Irendered to plaintiff.
Q The total revenue collections made il
l. Il Butler County during the month Of Feb
) ruary were $50, 125 40.
III The revival meetings at the NJ. L
= Church are stiil going on, and the mum
Der In attendance is rather on the in
y crease.
The Board Of County Commissioners
J. held q road session yesterday. ate
: which bills 70 the amount of 's6i wer
= passed.
I There were eighteen deaths, includin
g two still-Dorn, in the city during th
it death register. =
t. George Boyerman, q farmer livin
! near Riley, while out IN the field yeste
p day was attacked with heart diseas
Ie and died instantly. ~ '"' 'l'' p
81 Monday night the residence, barn an
II outbuildings m the farm CT Hiram Lint
~ city, were entirely destroyed by fri
'e The barn contained some three tons
II hay, eighty bushels Of oats, and othe
10 grain and feed. Tie loss is heavy an
]. only partially covered by insurance
Ii The house was unoccupied at the tim
30 Mr. Lindiey intending to move into
ir tosday. 1t was the work of an incel
diary undoubtedly, as the barn an
= house were great distance apart.
i Council on Monday night passed o
nt ordinance providing Tor. the appointin
IL OF Inflrmary Directors and defining the
a duties. The ordinance provides for Il
y appointing OF two Directors at q salal
OF 500 per annum, and 10 have the san
power Of Township Trustees, IL ali
d. prohibits them FROM being D party TO al
nd contracts whereby they may prout fro
"a the sale of articles tor the poor. Th
~ Is certainly q step In the right
II reotion, and deserves the cofnmendati,
ri. of the tax payers and citizens OF y
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