The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20
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Right Rev. Bishop ToebDe left yester-
day Tor Cynthiana and the interior OF
Kentucky. as- .}9# .-te s,s.. 20. .rf
MAYORS CoURT.--Walsh Johnson,
disorderly conduct and yagrancy, Sl3;
Chas. Shay, petit larceny, $63.
The Carnival ball comes off on Thurs
day night at Odd-feliows' Hail, and not
at Drexilius' Hall, as announced on
Monday,
According to dispatch from Marshal
Bolan, it seems that HaWes has been
surrendered and that the latter Will be
tried tor both forgery and embezzle-
ment. 5'.. ''5. '5I
The members of the Union M. E.
Church, corner OF Fifth and Greennp
streets, will give a literary entertain
ment about March /, for the beneht of
the Church.
John Durkin, of Morgan Station, forty
six miles from this city, was shot at Y al
lensville, Sunday afternoon, by VIM.
Moore, and died yesterday. Durkin
was an employe OF the Kentucky Gen.
trail Railroad. t.,s rn..'- .ts
The roof of the old two.story house at
the corner of Second and Greenup
caught ire yesterday evening from
defective flue. The flames were extIn-
Ruished without any assistance from the
Fire Department..
Mrs. Chobbe, who lives on Russell
street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, while carrying tub
flied with clothes, fell and badly hurt
herself yesterday evening. DR.. l.. j.
Hunt rendered the necessary aid.
.... NEWPORT. Hr'g .'-
A special election will take place
Monday, March II, TO fill the vacancy OF
the jailersbip. |.s- -t......
CITY CoURT-Fred. Marvin, petit
larceny, $40 and costs, in default Of
which he went to Jail.
Mr.. Dan. Schneider. q wellknown
ship carpenter, died last night at his
residence on Madison street. ,..,.th
The residence Of Mr.. Reck, on Hamlet
street, near Forest, was burglarized Of
small amount OF money night before
last. 1,-a ''1 '"
The ferry boats, commencing last
night, will run all night at intervals OF
fifteen minutes during the summer
months. "a .s ~. t. :'.. 3
Mr.. Ike Van Burkelow will leave to-
morrow for Mempnis, Tennessee, where
he has been engaged as Captain OF the
Memphis Red Stockings, at salary OF
1880. OIL.
Mrs. Brennan, who resides at No. 191
Madison street, mourns the loss OF a
valuable shawl, that some sneak thief
got away with about IL O'Clock this
morning. '~
DR.. Bennett was appointed District
Physician for the Third District during
the absence of DR.. Waddy Thompson,
and not DR.. Davis, as was pre- Ylously
announced. .'.
Tony Hinneman, who keeps saloon
hall al
streets, will be tried before Squire
Charles Buchanan and a jury this af-
ternoon, on the charge OF selling liquor
TO minors. - ....., a.
In the case of the Trustees Of the
Newport Water-works against L. M.
Dayton, the Circuit Court sustained the
demurrer to the answer, and Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiffs for the
amount claimed, from which judgment
defendant appealed. ..Iu -... .n
Tom King, captain of the Forty
Thieves, was arrested on the Landing at
Cincinnati This morning by Officers Bra
zell and Knox, and locked un on suspi-
cion of having stolen hide which he
had in his possession. King says he got
the hide from man named Shepherd on
Monmouth street, this city.
Mrs. Wagenlander, whose husband
Ke6pH b blu7SnUp VIZ uOACIoOh pblOVb1
near Odd-felloWs' Hall, was badly
burned about $50 O'Clock last evening
by the explosion of a coal oil lamp. He +
dress capght fire, burning her hands and
arms. Her infant son had his cheek and
right ear badly cut by pieces of the iy-
ing glass. DR.. u. j. Lock dressed the
injuries.
There are fair prospects Of respecta-
BILE depot being built at this end OF the
Short Line Road In the near future. Re.
eeiver Mcleod, OF that road, was in con-
ference with Mayor Berry on Saturday
last in relation TO the matter. Among
other things that Mr. Mcleod said on
the subject was that MIR. j. A. Speed, al.
torney Tor the road, had been requested
to make a motion in the Chancery Court,
at Louisville, that a suitable depot be
built at Newport.
DAYTON. XIV.
Andreas Grome, Esq, reporter of the
Volksfreund, has resigned and will leave
1or the West.
MIR. Pleasant Stamper and Mr.. Felix
B. Meader are prospective candidates
1or the position OF Mayor. ~
In the County Court w. G.. T. Wright
was appointed administrator of the es
tate of Isaac +. Harrison, Of this city.
The Excelsior Literary and Musical
CLUB will give concert Tor the benefit
of the poor, in Eumer's Hall, on neXt
Saturday evening. "~
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-The Board
of Council met last night in regular ses
sion, MIR. George A. Heeg in the chail
in the absence of President Hasson, and
seven members present.
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed as Judges and Clerks of their
respective waras to serve on election
day (the second Monday in March, al
which tina Mayor, two Councimer
from the First Ward, and one from the
Second, Third and Fourth, members O
the Board of Education, and Assessor
will be chosen:
First ard-Judges, Jacob Kirchner
and Charles kaufman; Clerk, George
Nolte, jr.
Second Ward-Judges, T. Lange, Hen
~ Derksen; Clerk, Frank Schuh.
Third Ward-Judges, James Peters,
sr., and Andrew snearer; Clerk, Jour