The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
q nolle as tn said sum Of $22. The de.
iendant was fued $40 and costs.

O nolle as to said sum OF $22. The de.
iendant was tiued $40 and costs.
The Trustees and Managers OF the
Chiidren's Home, at their meeting Mon
day, tendered vote OF thanks to the
members of the Forrest Dramatic Club,
lor the handsome sum Of SOS 65, the
same being the receipts OF the Thurs
day nights entertainment at the Opera
Hall.
Yesterday afternoon two sneak thieves
stole an overcoat from the residence OF
DR.. Dan. Millikin. About dark last night
Policemen Smith and Christopher ar
rested two suspicious characters, who
proved to be the guilty parties. They
were lodged in the StatiOn-house. US
hard matter to get away with stolen
property in this burg under the present
police management.
EATON. o. d
Our little village is turned all upside
downI-tirst, with the fire, and after the
"nine-daye" talk, what should come In
our midst but The showers OF the queer.
Last Saturday there came TO this place
two men who spent their money, oh, SO
very proiuselyl The citizens wondered
and the "bums" were glad. But alas,
vain hopes! Monday our business men
became aware Of the fact that they
had been bull-dozed; yes, taken In, by
those two strangers, who came here sat
urday and thr0Wed their money so reok-
lessly around. Accordingly, Marshal
Ryan left for Richmond, where the two
strangers went, and returned last night
with one, who gave his name as Henry
ID. Young. He was incarcerated in the
County Jail, and to-day had an examin-
alton, at which he spoke so prettily that
nothing could be brought up against
him, consequently he was suffered 10 de-
part. The kind-hearted Marshal loaned
him so cents with which to pay his pass
age TO Richmond. But Mr.. Young pre-
ferred to walk, and so started. He had
not been out Of town over fifteen min
utes when a dispatch was flashed over
the wires from Cincinnati to ''hold the
man in Jail until further orders." Mar
shall RYAN started Immediately after the
released man, but up to this time, 9
O'Clock 2. NJ, he has not returned. IL
is probable tnat Young is thorough
bred, and will give Ryan the "bounce."
LUDLOW. Ky.
There is a very handsome plat OF the
beautiful suburb Kenton Heights, In the
window Of A. B. ClausOn, Fourth street,
Cincinnati.
The School Board will present a me-
mortal to the City Council next Thurs
day evening, asking the hearty co-ope-
ration of that body in the project OF pro-
Viding an adequate and heaithful site
and building for schools. The above is
a move in the right direction, and should
De the pet object OF every man and
woman in this place who has the inter-
est and welfare of society and this
beautiful little suburban city at heart.
There ia much ado about the worm
out "play ed-out" ferry question, just as
il there is Il ghost oil cnance OF BETTER
ing the present ferry facilities. OAl no,
gentlemen, nothing of the kind is
dreamed Of. 1t is only another dirty
ditch in preparation for the School
Question, and we warn those who wish
w befriend the schools not to be led
astray by any such chatf as discontinue
ing our public lamps, buying the lease
of u carpenter shop lOr town nall, and
last though not least, the ridiculous,
absurd, worn-out lerry-yacht question,
when we have the best authority for
expecting tooJ-ways on the Southern
Railway Bridge.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The case of Michael Luby, charged
with the murder of OBriau, now occu-
pies the attention Of The Circuit Court.
The Grand Jury is alter the physicians
who failed to report the births and
deaths previous to the 10th of January, +,
as required by law.
Regent j. B. Boumar, of the Military
Academy, has returned from Little
Rock, Arkansas, where he has made
arrangements for the rebuilding OF his
hotel, recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Donohue, living at the residence
of MIR. Il. Angle, made narrow escape
from horrible death from burning yes
terday while engaged in the kitchen.
The prompt exertlons OF Mr.. Angle
saved her lie.