The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-10


lace, the railroad man, was the last one
TO leave. Thes'Squire was not satisfied
with the quickness,. of Wallace's de-
parture and took hold of his.ear. Mrs.
Wallace demonstrated, but the 'Squtte
told her "he was the law," and moreover
used "a most up upbecoming expression tor
agentleman to.use.6 James Wallace had
the Squire arrested. He will be tried
at 3so'clock before Esquire @. r. BuA
chanan:
HAMILTON.
/ Fl. P. Il. Peck ESQ.,, is spoken, OF as a
candidate for Connty AUDITOR
Mayor Maginnis reports fines collected
iorithes month Of April $45 46, cOsts,
$S9 40; licenses, $i6 co., Total, $lOI 80.
Mrs. Kurtz,l whowa SO badly, burned,
Monday evening, died at IL O'Clock the
same nlghts Her funeral takes place to-
day.
The funeral OF Miss Ellen Johnson,
niece of Col. Moore, takes place this al
ternoon irom.the residence of the 4latters
In the First Ward.
John Hall alias Red Horse, was yes
terday taken before' judge Husnef and
adm ttedto baitin the sumsof $500, John
BenziDg beccming:his bondsman.
The City Clerk was ordered to notify
the County Auditor when, be made his
distribution of taxes to- place to the
credit of the Hamilton Township fund
as much of ST. Clair Township taxes as
are collected within the First Ward.
LEXINGTON KY.
There were two hundred and thirty
eight arrivals at the st. Nicholas Mon
day.
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In Lexington, and the races are taking
The lead.
Grinstead,s horse "Janet' fell in,ihe
first race Monday, and was Withdrawn
from the field.
A man doing business on Limestone
street was fined $5 in the Police Court,
/ Monday, for refusing to,assist an officer
IN making an arrest.
The tax-paying citizens of ;Irishtown
justly Complain of the reluctance OF
Council In grading or paving Cox street.
Phere'has not been one. dollar expended
for repairs on thatstreet in nine years..
The s'Unterrified" of Fayette County
met at the Courthouse Monday and APP
pointed dtdelegatesto the Louisville Con-
yention. Tue meeting was very orderly,
and passed off without the slightest de-
lay.
Major Daniel Hurlehy, attorney, Of
Irishtown, says that his wife "handles
him very roughly because the STAR pub
fishes his name In connection with the
Democracy" etc. The fact of the mat.
ter Is, "Dan.Dis getting proud.
BELLEVUE. KY. sS
VIM. .Seilert, OF dayton; has been play
ing some -deviltry with ielamp frames
in this village. A reward OF $25 was
offered by the authorities for the capture
of the offender. and Marshal Ratclif was
fortunate enough to get his clutches on
Seiiert, who was taken before Mayor
Harms yesterday anu pleaded guilty to
the charge of malicious destruction of
properly. Seifert, in consideration Of
his discharge, agreed to pay the reward,
put The lamp frames in good condi-
ton and pay all costs of arrest, giving
bonds for his performance Of the same.
DAYTON. KY.
The people Of Dayton are beginning to
appreciate the enterprise Of Capt. Pete
Macarthur, in placing his steamer In the
trade here, and it seems to be their In
tention to reward him by their generous
patronage; and why 1not?. The fare by
boat is Considerably less (twenty tickets
for sly; besides there is ne dust, no
switches and no kicking mules to con
tend with, as by the overland route.
Time between Dayton and the city on
the down trip, just ten minutes by the
watch.
LUDLOW, KY.
The great trial of Ocshner, for selling
beer without license, came off last
night. Messrs. John Grace and James
Nixon swore out the warrant, but could
testify no farther than that they smelled
beer on the premises, which was sufii-
cient, according to the legal acumen of
our. intelligent Mayor, to have the de-
iendant fined $40 and costs.
WEST COyINGTON, KY.
Those LUDLOW "Peggg PARTIES" as a
source Of 'phun," were not. very sue
cesslu.
The yearly accounts of the Forest Hill
Building Association show the institu-
tion to be in fiourishing condition.