The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-01
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from his Southern trip.
Mr.. E. JEFF. Phelps and wife returned
this morning from Chicago.
Herman Meyer, the letter-carrier, was
not able to attend to his route to-day
owing to illness.
1t is stated that Hon. John G. Carlisle
went to Washington i'll the interest oil
Smith N. Hawes.
s. D. Nash, who has been In jail for
some time on charge of Illicit dlstlll-
ing, was yesterday released alter giving
bail in the sum of $500. '...
MAYORS CoURT.-Nellie Robb and
Mary Liley, breach OF the peace, each 20
and costs; John Petre, same, continued
till Saturday.
A new minstrel troupe has made It's
appearance among the Hellentown boys.
We understand that they will make
their first appearance on Monday even
ing, April 2. .,..
The marriage Of Mr.. James Culbertson
and Miss Annie Boyle took place last
night at the residende Of the bride, at
Boyd Station. Rev. DR.. Worrall per-
formed the ceremonies.
The case of Peter O'Connor, who was
brought before Mayor Athey yesterday
for a breach of the peace upon his
and up to the time we left the city had
not been decided.
Rev. II. A. M. Henderson State Super
intendent OF Public Instruction, will de-
liver an addre IS, on ''Hhe Right OF the
State to Educate" at 1880 Saturday
evening in the Seott-5treeG Methodist
Church.
A petition for All Injunction TO restrain
Ehe President ana members or the
City Council, the City Treasurer and
the City Clerk from paying out of the
city treasury any money on account OF
expense incurred in the arrest and ex-
tradition Of Captain Smith N. Hawes,
was iled yesterday in the Chancery
Court by Messrs. Jas. NJ. Patton, Henry
II. Priesthotf and Fritz Gordes, in their
own behalf and for the common and
general interest Of all the citizens and
taxpayers of the city OF C0vington. Ed
ward z. Bradstreet, Esq, OF Clncln-
natl, represents the petitioners. The
ipjunction was granted! F
F"~ NEWPORT. ~
Council meeting tonight. AL, .H
The name OF the man who, as we stated
in Yesterdays issue,, fell from the. pier
Of the Licking Bridge, is John Moore.
The social of St. Paul's PIE. Mission
school, will meet this evening at
the residence of Mr. Charles Walkley,
ON Mayo street.
Major William Boden, mention oil
whose dangerous Illness was made in
Yesterdays STAR, died this morning
shortly after II O'Clock.
Miss Emma Smith was the recipient of
a charming surprise party last evening,
at the residence of her parents, ON Will
hanson street. Prof. Shafers string
band furnished some choice music.
Thomas Black, formerly pilot on one of
the ferry boats, was taken in this morn
ing about 2 O'Clock by Officers Connolly
and Flynn for breaking open the till in
Captain Bill Airs Office and abstracting
thereirom " In change.
Mrs. Jeffries. widow of the late J. j.
Jeffries, has rendered the use OF the
Church corner OF Mayo and Cabot
streets, together with the library con-.
sisting Of Hfples, Hymn Books, &C., to
Il. Church. Mr. i. has accepted the
kind offer aud is about to establish
Branch Mission in that locality.
Officers Connolly and Flynn, while
coming along Front street this morning
about 2 O'Clock, discovered darkey
named Henry Coleman with dozen
fine fowls strung across his back. Henry,
ON seeing the cops, dropped his game
and ran, but bullet through the leg
from officer Flynn's foWling piece
brought him to "a halt. He was locked
up, and will have hearing before Judge
Geisler tomorrow morning.
CITY CoURT.-Joe Gallagher, George
Connolly aud Tin. Shannon, grand lar
ceny, held over in the sum OF 5000 each
to answer at the next term of the Crim-
nal Court. Tim. Shannon and George
Connolly were also up on another charge,
that of breach OF the peace, on which
they were squelched to the tune of $25
fine and fifty days each on the stone
pile. Thomas Manogue, another of the
''gang," same charge, $25 so; Hutch
Waters, petit larceny, dismissed.
I..s LEXINGTON. KY. Lila. 4
Senator James B. Beck has left for
Washington.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Couacil will be held this evening
att O'clock. ..nt
Any item OF news for this column left
at L. j. Danahy's bookstore will receive
prompt attention. -t ..Cr
Only three cases for violation of or
dinances in the. Recorders Court yes
terday morning.
p, d. Hunter, a young man twenty-one
years OF age, and printer by trade,
died Of consumption In st. Joseph's
Hospital Monday night last. His fuEeral
services took place yesterday morning
at the Main-street Christian Chusch,
The Purim ball. given by our Hebrew
fellow-eitizens at Bradley Hall. Gn Tues
day evening, was an entire success. The
beaux and bellies OF our city turned out
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