The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-18
oov1NGTON.
A line of omnibus has been started
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are all filed by the back water from the
Licking RIVER.
Mr.. Geo. IL. Dawson, the City Clerk
appointed by Council, enters upon his
0flcial duties to-day.
Lewis H. Uhlhorn fled suit for di-
VOrce against Mathilda Unlhorn -yester-
day, ON the ground Of abandonment
The case of A. S. Fort, the Scott
street plumber, accused Of forgery, WIS
taken under advlsement. yesterday by
the Mayor.
Eliza Uorney, q colored woman,
slipped on the ice at the corner of Ninth
and Bank Lick streets yesterday, and
broke her left leg.
Rev. Howard Haggard, pastor Of the
Second-street Colored Baptist Chuch,
was licensed in the County Court to
sOlemnize matrimOny.
Joseph Creuz, who lives on Poplar
street, Cincinnati, fell from his wagon
and fractured his skull. He was taken
TO his home last evening.
Mr.. Marshall has removed his grocery
from the corner OF Fifteenth and Russell
streets to the corner Of Patton ana Coz
nelius streets, Pattentown.
A lady named Elizabeth Mann, who
lives on Elm street, near Willow Run
Bottom, slipped yesterday on her own
premises and broke an arm.
A young lad named Buhr, while on
his way TO school at the corner of
Twelfth and Greenup streets, fell, and
was severely injured internally.
MAYORS CoURT.-Niok. Coheim,
drunk, "a, sent to the Work-house; II.
Schroeder, drank, Sd; Chas. Bruins and
W. Johns, safe keeping, dismissed.
Robert Kuben, who lives on West
Twelfth street, in LeWisburg, while re-
turning from work, few days ago,
broke his leg. He was taken home, and
the necessary medical aid rendered.
A concert will be given tonight at
Odd-(ellows' Hall for the benefit OF st.
Pauts Evangelical Protestant German
Church. The choir Of St. Paups and St.
Matthews Churches will be assisted by
Prof. Tosso, Prof. II. Weddekind, Miss
Nettie Adams, Miss Mary Hillmantle,
Miss Maggie Knoll, Mr.. Pierce Grant,
the "AlerW and "RiVaW Glee Clubs.
NEWPORT.
The paymaster arrived yesterday at
the Barracks.
Oficer Mike Connolly skipped over to
Cincinnati yesterday and got married. :.
The ice-houses out at Taylor's Greek
are flooded by the big rise In the Ohio.
MARRIAGE YENTUREs.-Peter s. Pc
ters and Mary II. Martin, John Boude
and Maria Flr3ell.
The Ladies' Aid Society give their
charity calico ball tomorrow night at
Odd-feilows' Hall.
Remember ihe Charity Ball, at Odd
fellows Hall, tomorrow night. A
grand supper 10 Included without extra
charge.
Rev. A. A. Lawrence, an eloquent col
ored preacher Of Cynthiana, KY, and
Rev. Mr.. White, OF this city, will preach
atthe Courthouse next Sunday, at 8 and
1880 O'Clock P. NJ.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Gilbert
Truman took place this morning from
Grace M. K. Church. Representatives
from the various lodges of Odd-feilows,
IasQns and Knights TempIar were pres
ent,
City Council tonight will appoint the
city Engineer and Weigher and Mea-
sITvTi also the number 81 members al
lowed to the Police and Fire Depart
ments, and the salaries OF all city
officials.
CITY CoURr.-Wm. Grier, breach OF
the peace, $5 and costs; Laura Case,
Annie Fessler and Maggie Richardson,
for keeping a disreputable house, $15
and costs each, in default Of which they
were committed.
HAMILTON.
T. F. Dunkle, the High-street grocery
man, yesterday made an assignment to
Nelson Williams. Liabilities not known
assets about $500.
Joseph Carl, of the Miami FIGURING
Mil, met with slight accident yester.
day, while assisting in making some re.
pairs in the wheel-house OF the mill.
The case of Eliza SnaVely against
Gormon Aungst, in which suit was
brought tor a breach OF promise, was
compromised by the defendant paying
plaintiff 5000.
A shooting-matoh came off yesterday
at Letters place The first prize, which
consisted of a Ane deer, was won by
John Neimyer, of Trenton. e. KNOX, oil
the First Ward, carried off the sec0nt
prize.
The Hamilton Democrat, a new week
ly newspaper OF Democratic proclivlties
will make its appearance next week
The veteran newspaper man, Jacol
Long, will be the proprietor and pub
Usher,
Yesterday afternoon a buggy broke
down on Buckeye street, letting the oc
eupants, man and his daughter, dowl
on the ICY street. The young lady wa
was quite seriously injured about tn
head ana tace. Sne was taken into tn,
residence of Mr.. Neal, and medical al,
summoned.
The following are the Deputy Collect
ors appointed by County Treasure
Jones for the collection of taxes in th
different townships: Lemon, l.
Hand; oxford, Frank J. Cone; Union
VIVIAN Hise; Wane, W. NJ. Miller; Fair
field, j. e. Symmes; Madison, Davit
Martz; Morgan, NJ. Wynn. Severa
townships remain untitled.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Judge MulIigan has declined to bt
come u candidate for Senatorial honor
The American Citizen newspaper
which has been ON the decline Tor som
time, is deiunct.
Mr.. j. N. Williams has written car
Etatipg what he knows about the Polio