The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-07
COVINGTON.

lflp EAST.
Captain William Israel and family ar.
visiting in Putnam, Onio.
Phil. Watson, who killed his wife will
natcheE, Is still at large.
The Odd-!elloWs have sold over ont
thousanu tickets for their picnic.
JOnn Gilligan. Constable of the Firs
District, has rendered his resignation.
Mrs. j. b. Rule, OF falmouth, dice
last nig,t. Her remains were inferred
this mornIng.
CITY COURT-Rev. Father Patrick NJ
Jones was granted license to solem-
nIze marriages.
Newspaper thieves are what is az.
noylng the residents near Eleventh. and
Madison streets.
CIRCUIT LoURT,-Karl Weigel against
VIM. " arlington. Verdict Ior plaintiff,
and damages assessed at S35.
DR.. G. II. Thomas will hold the next
post-mortem examination. L. was SO
decided yesterday ny ballot.
There was delightful time at the sur
PRISE party rendered 10 Miss Annie
Kentrup last night at her residence, on
Pike street.
POLICE COUKr.-H. Walker, disorder
]y cOnuuci, as; Charles Ehalt, same, con-
tlnued; 5. L. Patterson, breach OF The
peace, continued.
Maggie Mooney was arrested last
night on charge OF having stolen two
rings from ID daughter Of Captain john
son, ON Russell street.
john &. Hlnken was bound over to the
Criminal Court Tor failing TO display the
sign OF 'Re. tered Distlllery" ON his
a IlJi lArp IN, u Ul,It II
Nicholas King, of Penuleton County,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United states Marshal Cochran and
lodged III jail on selling whisky without
license.
school Board meets tonight, and it
Will no doubt be stormy session, as
the plans Tor The new School uouse VIII
be abby discussed by Tom Martin, the
poor man'e TREND.
The alarm OF fire from Box 81 this
morning was Occdslonyd by detective
Hue iii the house OF j. NJ. Abbott, on the
corner OF Patton and julia streets.
Damages incOusIueraDle.
In spite OF the severe warning that
Tom Talon got III Council last night, he
still allows LGverman to SIT around,
We tnInk there viii be Il chance ID prus-
ecute somebody for malteasance in
Ufi te.
The German Pioneer Society of this
city met at WcllIus's Hail last nIgnt,anu
alter transactlhg the general routine of
business, appointed committee to |
make arrangements to secure Ruude's |
Garden to nold pioneer lest. Three |
new members Were received.
PGudlelon County has some of the
meanest people i'll tne State. A Bapti, |
revival had 10 close last week on ac.
count OF the numerous rUughs attending, |
and this morning iOur meu from the |
same county were arraigued before |
Commissioner BOsLWlck Ior violating
GLe Revenue IaWs.
CITY COUNCIL.--An ordinance was
passed for Inc Improvement of Emma
street, between Main and BakeWeu.
also for filng lots on Holman street.
near Fifteenth, TO abate u nuisance:
also to levy TAX lor the filling OF loLs
Oh Suort and Edward streets.
The Health Officer made his report as
follows: Number of grown persons re-
lieveu 93, number Of children relieved
l4l. Coal disbursed $! so, groceries DIS
bursed $4J5-totnl $4J7 o.
A communication was read from the
Jailer, asking Tor beds, &c., for the use
OIL lne jail. hGiGl leu W Inc committee |
on Jail, wi b power to act.
MI. McDanuold brought to the uoticn
Of Council Lne tact that Theodore l. yer.
man, condemned to the Work-house for
two months at hard labor for receiving
stolen goods, was allowed various priv
ileges denied to other prisoners. 1t was
ordered that the uperintenQent of the
Work-house be notified that any further
substantial complaint Ot the kind would t
be followed by his discharge. {
The following, offered by President
stephens, was unanimously adopted:
"ResolYeu, That the Committee of +.
W ays and Means be, and are now here ,
by instructed, without lurLuer delay, to :
make a settlement with the City Treas
lrer for the year 1876; that hereafter it |
Will be the stan"ing order that said l
Committee shall make biennial settle I
nents with the Treasurer, in the months
)t July and January, and IN pursuance | /
)t this lule, said Committee is now [
lirected, alter they have Competed said L
Iettlement for the year 1876, To proceed
o settle with him for the first six =
months, ending july 1, 1877. Said Com
nlttee will report the exact condition of h
he treasury on July l, 1872
Adjourned.
NEWBORN.
Col. r. W. Nelson and, bride arrived t
lome last evening. t
Tibbatts' Band will entertain our Cit
zens tonight at York and Bellevue q
lreets. 1
Tom Lawlor and Frod. King were =
med $40 and cosls in the City Court
his morning for dlsorderly conduct.
A market wagon was damaged con. =
lderably last nIgHt at the dangerous
witch ON Saratoga street, near Belle. u
ue.
There appears to be a great diSsatis- c
action among parents at the unneces-
AIRY change OF Biographies in the pub. +,
lc schools. "
MIR. A. q. Raipe, tip-top young gent, Il
as put out his shingle, which reads o
Real Estate Agent, Note Broker and t.
ieneral Auctioneer." IL
The Grand Jury found the following o
Indictments this morning: VIM. Elliott. a
arrying concealed deadly weapons: q
lenry Green, the lad who shot young
oyne in Thorntons watermelon patch,
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