The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-30
CovINGTON.

from the Jail at Burlington. -f
The steamer Mile Robert was levied
on yesterday by United States Marshal.
The "Kenton" steam engine was sent
over to CINCINNATI yesterday for re-
pairs. &. ''.' 1915 . II ~
Chris. Refs was stopped In Austin
burg and robbed OF his money and other
valuable articles yesterday.
A grand party took place last night
at the ST. Joseph School Hall. 1t was
given by the choir of st. Joseph Church.
The congregation of the Fourtb-street
Christian Church proposes to have a
''sooiap at their chapel on Thursday
evening.
1t is rumored that the Licking Rolling
Mill Will be sold in April, and that all
the hands that have money due them
will then be paid. 'r..
The Mayor had only one case on the
docket to dispose Of this morning-that
OF VIM. Scott, charged with disorderly
conduct. He paid $4. .t.. .r..r.
Ned Crate, six years old, fell from a
fence in front OF his home, on Philadel-
phia street, yesterday, ana hurt himself
severely about the face.
John Treffer, small boy, fell into a
VVhN1 JOoSSAN~J, Vh W DNASNp1
between Lee ana Holman. He was res
cued by Mrs. Stephens.
A lady named Gallagher, who resi- des
ON Bachelor street and BROKERS alley,
fell, In her room, last evening, and broke
her left arm. DR.. Kearns was summoned.
]. II. Browning, accused of robbing a
mail carrier, was remanded to jail by
Commissioner Bostwick yesterday, In
default OF $4,000 bail, to await action by
the Grand jury next May.
The Shinkle Investigating Committee
met yesterday. Mr.. L. g. CrOninger
testified To at Mf. ShinkIe had called al
his office on December 80, and showed
him u memorandum of the city orders
and informed him that he was fearful
that there were Irregularities going on
In the City CLERKS office, and that his
name had possibly been forged. Sbinkle
asked the witness for advice; was told
tU be very Yigilant and careful before
taking decisive action. GA January 2
he invited Crohinger to assist in inYes-
tigating one of the forged orders. MI.
Sbinkle expressed his belief that the
forgery was done in the Clerks office.
The witness was not authorized by MIR.
Shinkle to say that SandIord was the
guilty party. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
James W. Garfield was granted di-
vorce yesterday from ais wife, Ellen
Cantieid. .
hr. J. N. Caldwell, who has been laid
zip for long time by broken arm, is
raptdly recovering,
Mrs. NJ. Falls, who was stricken with
paralysis last Saturday, has so tar re-
covered as GO be able TO be about this
morning.
The southwestern portion of the city
known as the Commons is being rapidly
built up with substantial one. and TWO
story brick residences.
Capt. Jerry Cronin, of the ferryboat
Cincinnati Belle, WHO has been absent
for several months. ia, we are pleased
to see, back at Lis post again.
Mr.. Bernard Fischer has turned over
to Mrs. A. ii. Cole, the Secretary OF the
Ladies' aid Society, the sum of ~ 30, the.
proceeds of the Saturday nights enter
tainment.
The grocery and saloon keepers Of
Newport met last night In open session.
Rt No. 210 NCnmouth street, and ad-
iIourned to meet again on Thursday.
hight at 8 o'clock at the same place.
Charley Dodsworth, the man who muir.
dered Henry Sasse last sunday, WAS al
resident of this city Two years ago, and
In the neighborhood iu which he lived is
spoken OF as man Of loose character.
Christopher Schott, of this city, was
found last night on the streets in an ihe-
briated condition, and was lockeu in the
Hammond-street Station, Cincinnati,
for sate-keeping. He had about $l55 la
money i'll his pocket. ~ H.
Captain Bill Air, ever watchful for the
B0mIort of his patrons, is building a
walk from the foot oil York street to The
ferry landing. Now Then, Capt, il you'll
DO likewise cn the Cincinnati size, you
viii be more popular than ever. a.,
The report in the morning papers that
Mr.. George Ross, jr., had died suddenly
ut his residence in the Highlands last
night, Is contradicLed by DIR. Ross him.
self who was in town this morning at
lending to his business as usual,
The Directors of the Newport & Cow
lngton Suspension Bridge held their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
A commit nication from the contractors,
Limerick & Emerson, was received, as
also q bill Ior extras. Tae bilI was re.
lected.
CITY CoURT.-John Manning. who is
EudLBSu WIN kapPlug Ino tllL vi oOuu
Lang's grocery, was bound over to the
Criminal Court in the sum of 5000; Will
lam Treer and George Damper, disor-
derby conduct So and costs each; Gran
vile Bush, breach OF the peace 81 ami
costs.
The Ladies' Aid Society met yester-
day afternoon at the residence or Mrs.
DR.. Shaler. The members decided to
give grand promenade concert Friday
evening, February 8. A vote of thanks
was extended TO A. L.. Frazer & Co., Ii.
L. STILES and +. Cacnard, of Cincinnati,
for liberal donations; also 10 Breith &
Hook, G. f. Haman, S. Morlidge, IL.
Behrnan, j. Fox, King & Daily, q. b.
Coffin anu others, OF Newport, for sub
Btantial assistance.
At the request of parties interested
I'm the Golding suit, we make the follows
ing correction from the report already
published. The prayer Of Mrs. w. S.
Golding does not ask to invalidate the
deeds already given for the property
sold, but merely asks that the deed given
TO Mr.. Hunter, conveying the property
to DR.. Golding, be set aside SO as 10 pre-
vent said DR.. Golding disposing of any
more of the properly and If this can not
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