The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
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The newly elected officers are on the
hunt for bondsmen.
DON'T forget Cal. Wagner's famous
minstrels Tomorrow night.
There is n punishment Of $50 for tear
dng or mutilating smallpox signs.
Mr.. r. b. Broaddus has been appoint
ed Assistant Assessor or kenton county.
The election of Mr.. w, Williams for |
City Engineer has not yet been con-
hested.
The skating ring at the Star Base Ball |
grounds is now Hooded and awaiting |
cold weather.
Miss Delta Bridges and Mr.. Fred.
Heckhaus will be united in marriage rnis
evening at the residence Of the his4e
Reverend Bishop Toebbe.
some mean scoundrels the other night
obstructed the new street railroad track
with large stones, causing the last car
TO be thrown from the track.
Hard to beat. j. b. Noterman made
the highest roll at the ten-pin bowling
aIley, in the basement of st. Mary's
School Hall, yesterday-40 pins ~ hYe
balls.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Henrietta Harris, for disorderiy con-
duct, was sentenced to pay the costs.
Con. Bonner, for Q drunk and disturb
ance, paid 81.
Winnie Withers, IA years old, and son
Of James WitheYs. disappeared yester.
day from his home on Second street, ana
has not yet been seen or heard from. IL
Is thought that he was drowned IN tne
baokwater Of the Ohio river.
At meeting of the odd-fellows' Hall
Association, held yesterday afternoon,
pIanfA6
Thomas Reed,V. Shinkle, John =. Flske,
w. e. Ashbrook and George w. Howard.
Df the Board. Mr. Eiske was chosen
President and Thomas Brooke Seere-
tary.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
We understand that the triumvirate
will soon hold another meeting,
The Knights OF Pleasure give grand
surprise party at Eclipse Hall tomorrow
evening.
Stiffs won't be as plenty as they have
been since the proclamation OF the Gem
etery Board.
Services will be held tomorrow
Epiphany day, in the moraing and after
neon in all the Catholic churches.
The seventh annual ball of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians takes place this
evening, al Odd-fellowsa Hall, and prom
lses to be q gfand affair.
Agrand vocal and instrumental con-
cert will be given on the 18th inst. at
Ddd-fellows' Hall, under the direction OF
-Messrs. Waters and Day.
The late Mr.. Thomas Surran, an aged
and highly respected citlZen, who died
pn,Sunday Ii at, was buried this morning.
His funeral was largely attended.
At the meeting of the Cemetery Board
Monday night they passed q resolution
10 employ two watchmen to guard the
grounds. Body snatchers look out.
A reward of 5000 has been offered for
The arrest and conviction of the resur-
rectionists who, on Monday night, at
tempted to snatch the body OF Mr.. Baker.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, the
case of Richard Gray and others, FOL
manslaughter, was continued. JonI
Hidebrandt, for malicious cutting, was
lined $100 and costs.
Mr.. Charles Shannon, F., who, some
weeks ago broke his leg and arm at the
Little Miami Railroad elevator, in Gin
cinnati, is still confined to his bed
though rapidly improving.
What's the use In going through buria
ceremonies and then have the body
snatchers to come and take away th'
loved one gone to rest. Probably th'
king of the Canibal Islands could give
fair explanation il called on.
We frequently hear OF persons want
Ing houses to rent. Those of our read
ers ON the Cincinnati side OF the Ohit
would do well TO give our clty vistI
where they will find houses TO rent ln
humerable aud at reasonable rates.
Exergpeen Cemetery is only two mile
lAn Tod N a AiGtriNt w hi al
we might call thickly populated; yet
with ali our modern improvements, ant
due respect for law and order, tn
graves of our dead relations axe robbed
Why is this?
; The Teutonia Building Association
No. 1. has elected the following officers
J, Sohnlein, President; j. Ericsson, Vic
President; A.. Kruse, First Secretary
A. Albert, Second Secretary; u. Weber
+. Stahl, p. Schweigert, I. Frier, 9
.Picke mann, 4. Kruse, j. Lang, J
.Geisler, II. Schweiner, Directors.
Now that Saratoga street belongs I
the short Line railroad, our citizens ex
;pect that company TO keep 1t IN repair a
we'll as keeping 1t clear. IL is no,
nearly year since the company use
their lorce In clearing away the garbage
1t has now accumulated In Such guar
tity as to seriously innpefie l0comoti0'
: Dn that thorougrfare.
The Licking Valley Building Associa
.tion has elested the following officers
Hon. s.. lGeisler, President; Ii. Ber
mann, Vice President; A. Kauber, Fris
Secretary; Il. Schinees, Second Seer
tary; IL. Buddas Treasufer; J.. Matz, 1
Wohlfahrt, u. Albert, A. Schroeder,
Weber, Jac0b Rohl, III. Brinckmann, 4
Schweilnann and II. schermann, Dlres
tors.
Hon. r. p. Bodlzins Is the most popt
lar man In NeWpoft, as was shown lai
night ut the election at the Fair for th
Chdrch OF the Immaculate Conception
The polls were closed at ten O'clock b
command Of Councilman Ed. O'Hsri
Opponent Of Mr.. Bodkins. There weI
parties there who would have contri'
uted something like ten doilars, but ~
O'fIara was cohfident that ne WI
ahead ana tho polls must be closed. III
recount OF the votes showed y Hara
be In the minority and Bodkins toe
away the prize, gold-headed walkin
cane.
wa bonnar,ed 10 come aor0ss the la