The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
0OKINGTON.


morrow at the Star Grounds.
Charmers %. Madison Streets 90, yes,
terday, in Willow Run Bottom.
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk was made
the possessor OfIwins the other day.
Chas. Ehalt fell from a, car ON the
q II. q. RI h yesterday and fractured an
arm.
Apiece OF the tree on which Mangyum
was hungs at New Richmond, is on .x-
hibItion at john WeaVer,s saloon.
John. Weaver, VIM. Stone, Vim. Glor's
and. John IKnaTr eIttto-dayFLO attend tue
Grand. Council Of Red Men at Aonis-
yille..
The special committee. appointed to
further investigate the Clerks books
mseIs thissaIternoOni at the City CLERKS
-office..
suits for diyorca were fled yestsr-
Gay. by Carol Cox, from her husband,
Isaac Cox, and by Mary Cross from r.
ID. Cross.
Marriage licenses were issued to John
J. HandEau. and. Ida M. Merry; Lucien
I. Lewis and Sophia N. GraneL; George
W. Bissell and Luella V. Lynn.
William Kreate, corner Of Fourteenth
and BaRkiick, was taken before the Gone
missioner on the charge of retailing
liquor without the necessary stamps.
The Bank-lick Turnpike filed its semi
annual report in the County Court,
showing receipts for the past st-lialf year,
s4OI9 ~; expenses, So, 456 43; balance,
kb62 IT,.
MAYORS CoURT.--John England, Jas.
Morriscy, Ewsa Keen, breaehsof peace,
each.$5 John Foley, same. dismissed;
Dan. OGOnneli, same, 81; Margaret Nc
Cabe, drunk. dismissed; Ed. JeRkins,
assault with a,knife, cQsts, and held to-
keep the peace for three months; Mary
Broxley, Iunacy, held iD Jail.
COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.-The City En-
gineer was ordered by ordinance to I'LL
Lots 135, 1856, 137; 13S, 152, 1J5, 154 and 155,
IN. Fosters second addition, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, and east OF
Greenup, or so much thereof as will res
move the stagnant t'wateFfhereon.
The GOmmlttee on Water-works rec
Ommended the allowance Of 81, 600 on ac-
count OF the MCGOWAN Pump Company.
Allowed.
MIR. Robert L. Spilman was appointed
on the Campbell Investigating Z ommit-
tee, insplaee of Mr.. BeRdorf, declined.
Accommodation was received from
the Chef OF. the Fire Department., rec
Ommending various repairs and Im-
provements. Referred to the Committee
on Fire Department.
TuepetiIlon. Of John. Maurer, of the
Twelltn-street. Hose-nouse, asking for
compensation for the losses he sus stained
through breaking his arm at a-fiFe, was
referred to- the COMMITTEES -oA Fire De.
partmeHt.
The Fire Alarm Telegraph was Or
dered to- be extended on Madison street,
as lar as iWillowsstreet and alarm boxes
were ordered placed ON Willow street
and Western Row -
( Mr.. McDannOld offered a resolution
instructing the Committee on Gas to
ceHfeRsWiths Lhes ciLy,s attorneys in the
case of the City against the Gas Compaz
ny, and urge, a thorough. preparation of
that casesas speedily as possible, with a
view TO Obtaining a judgment thereon,
which was adopted.
ATesolntion offered by MIR. Whittle to
appoint committee Of three to- confer
wilhithe Coyiugton q .0ineInnati Bridge
Company, and ascertain whether the
running time OF the Main-street ferry can
be, ,arranged.to suit better the public c6n4
,Veblence, and to- respectfully ask that
ftbe boat be run later at night, was
auopted. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
Al. Berry is not running for Congress!
Ground is being broken for the new
street railroad.
Ihe body OF young Askens was NOS
found up to noon to-day!
The Anchor Iron & Steel Works wilt
soon resume operations.
Louis Constanss goes to the Centen.
nisl. His creditors will remain in the
city.
DR.. d. Dameron and Miss Ida Carter,
daughter OF Captain Carter, OF the u. z,
Echeuck, will be married this evening at
lie TaylOr-street Church, at O'Clock.
The primary meetings of both parties
are set for this evening and the conVen-
tIons tomorrow. The Republican in the
Council. Chamber, and the Democratic
in the Courthouse.
John Bowling and W. Cottingham had
an ugly tight last night at the corner Of
Isabella and Bellevue street. Downing
ls unable to leave his bed ON account Of
his injuries. COttingham was arrested
and gave bail.
Jarvis is removing that dirt pile on
Saratoga street of which complaint was
made lately. He blames Tony Hoff for
0hHE& Qut tAc ALcIA HI tue paptIbs 1ulS
is not so. Tony did not have anything
10 do With its publication.
Robert, twelve-year-oid SON OF Mr.. W.
Asken, who lives at No. 276 Bellevue
street, near Washington avenue was
missed yesterday, and is supposed to
baye drowned as his clothes were found
on the river bank, below the blast fur
mace.
HAMILTON.
VIM. johnson, who was arrested Sat-
urday for snatcning purse from lady
IN market, was tried before Justice Sor-
ter Yesterday, and pleading guilty, vas
lined 81 and costs. He was committed
Until tbs same is paid.
The body of young. Scott, drowned
Saturday In the river, was yesterday
found mile below where the accident
occurred. The body was taken to Gfl.
bstt's undertaking establishment and
properly cared Tor. An inquest will be
held to-day.
Fred. Eberhardt, who for some time
has been an inmate Of the County Jail
ON charge OF lunacy, and recently re-
3easeds W as yesterday again arrested by
order Of the Probate Court. His Iuuacy
esthe result Of fall from a trapeze in
Becketps Hall.
: Yesterday about noon FIRE was dis
cOVefA<t IN raa N. fllos