The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-24

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The roof OF Mrs. Beiler's residence on
Pike street caught fire yesterday fore
noon. Loss 10.
The case of Mrs. Eliza Ann Davis,
found guilty of bigamy, was carried to
the Court OF Appeals, and reversed on
the ground OF insufficient indictment
The suit for damages for slander OF
Jacob and Catherine kluber against
Catherine Stoltz was dismissed, this
morning, by Squire Francis, at the
plaintiffs costs.
COUNTY CoURT.-Emeline F. Brandt
Quallhed as administering of John
Brandt, deceased, and also guardian OF
hers. John Tohermes was granted
cOtfee-house license. VIM. Wacho was
appointed Deputy County Clerk.
The property OF St. Augustine's RO-
man Catholic Church, in AugustiHbnrg,
was LEVIED on Saturday nIgAt, by Dep
uty Sheriff Felthaus, to salsly a judg-
ment rendered in the Circuit Court III
favor OF Philip Hengehold, for the
amount of $500, and oil Richard Moor
man and vile OF $3.50.
The incorporatOrs of the C0yington
Printing Company organized under the
charter OF 1873 Mr.. j. l.. Sanford was
elected Treasurer. A large amount Of
stock was subscribed at The meeting
The incorp0rators are W. l.. Grant, W.
g. Terrell, Y. Shlnkle, Junu L. Lewis,
j. l.. Sanford, NJ. j. Dudley and L.. ID.
Cronlnger.
POLICE COURT.-John Quail was shot
on the wing inr 20 for u.sorderly con-
duct. James * dwell was "kld" that
did well to get off Tor "a lor the same
otfense. John Broken was Broken down
last night and fiat broke this morning,
so His Honuf instructed him TO break
OUT OF the town. Henry Willen was
Wlllen enough 10 pay "a ior obstruetlng
the Sidewalk.
NEWPORT.
Hon. Ed. II. NORM returned yesterday
from Lexington.
The blast furnaces at SWirt's Rolling
Mill smut down this morning for repairs.
Young Loesch withdrew his charge
against Jim Ryan, and the latteL was
set AT liberty.
The roof Of house on Bellevue stree
occupied by MI. James Burt was dam
aged slightly by fire last evening.
One of the ierryboats ran down
III last evening, Containing five Gin
cinnatl youths. They saved them
selves by swimming ashore.
q. W. Lamb, a much-respocted oili-
zen, died very suddenly est rday morn
ing at his reslueuce on Sal atosa street,
near Eglanline. His funeral took place
this afternoon from Taylor-street NJ. Il.
Church.
Marshal Dave Look waived an exam
inaJlon before Judge Gelsler this morn
ing, on charge OF mansIaugh ghter-shoct-
ing James Fitzgerald on the 13.h inst
ana was bound over to the Criminal
Court i'll the sum OF 81, 900.
Horace Turner (colore4) who came
over from Cincinnati yesterday and
commenced raising rumpus on Taylor
street, near Columbia, tor Wnicl he was
taken in and this morning ttled W and
costs in the City Court.
Mr.. John G. Herndon, for many years
managing eultor OF the Evansville Daily
Courier and now candidate for State
Printer on the Democratic tlck0t, was in
town this morning, having q friendly
shake with mis- numerous cnums in this
burg.
To the Editor Of the Star:
A few leading professional Democratic
POLITICIANS boastlngly assert that when
election comes around the Irish Demo-
Gratis who have joined the Workingmen
will 60 back on the party and vote the
straight Democratic ticket. Such poll
ticians place low estimate on the in
telligence aud Integrity OF Irishmen, who
are indeed earnest in this movement,
ana who Will resent the Insult offered
them and assert their manhood ut the
polls by voting the Workingmen's ticket.
AN FRESHMAN.
HAMILTON.
A marriage license was Saturday is.
sued to Ii. e. Lloyd and Georgetla Rich
ert.
There were no services in the Episco-
pal Church yesterday owing to the ill
health Of tue pastor, R.y. Charles Bar
ber.
The social event of the week will be
the Browning Club party at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Judge Hume. on Second
street.
A Workingmen's meeting was held |
Saturday night in Becketts Hall, which |
was addressed by Victor Clark, of Gin
Cinnati.
The will of Middleton Selby was ad-
mitted to Probate Saturday. In it he
elects his son John Selby and Joseph |
hlnkle executors.
Deputy Sheriff Black took Francis
dochmeier, a lad fourteen years of age.
to the Reform Farm at Toledo. 1t ap- |
pears he had been for some time au ill., |
mate OF the ChlIdren's Home, but becom- |
Ing unmanageab he was sent by tue |
manager to the County Iufrmary. Alter !
being LDere short time ne proved so |
ineorrigIble that 1T was deemed best to
send him 70 the above mentioned insti- |
tuition.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Born, to the vile of William McCan, a
daughter.
MIR. NJ. E. Downing has gone to Jack
sohVllle, H., to live. He Will bU greatly
missed in This city.
The Ashland House, which was Of
Tered for sale Friday, was not sold. The
highest bid was $4,000.
Major Thomas fine colt, Himyar, won
anotner race Friday. This promises to
pe one OF the finest of race horses.
Mr.. j. W. Watson, of this CITY, who
mas been quise i'll for some time nast. we |
are happy TO learn, is improving, and |
WILL Do about in short time.
There We're four races Saturday. large.
~ atteIded. No pools were sold on Zen |
BroecG. The ladies' stand was we'll |
hlle.d with the beauties of the Blue Grass |