The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31
COYINGTON.
The Cynthiana FAIR cleared $500.

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dore Lev9rman.
POLICE CoURT.-Theo. Rider, vagran-
cy, 20 days Oh the stone pile; IAOmaG
Howard, disorderly, So.
Governor Carlisle occupied the atten-
tion Of the Criminal Court this morning
IN arguing the Smith n. Hawe5 case
Miss Rosa Tagiu, that handsome and
accomplished mlillner, has opened out a
beautiful store a. No. 4l6 Scott street.
Mayor Athey has declined to partic-
pate in the Turner's procession, cir
cumstanccs OF business nature pre-
venting him.
The room OF MI. j. A. Culbertson, in
thc First National Bank Building was
entered by II thief yesterday, and robbed
OF u suit OF clothes and fine revolver.
Robert Walter, while running across
Nam street, fell in front Of the mules
attached to car No. l, which passed over
the boy, luckily, however, without ill.,
iuring the lad.
MI. George Thompson has returned
home from Indiana. During his stay he
purchased TWO hundred aud fifty acres
OF coal land in Clay County, near the
town OF Brazil.
A little child of Mr., John Mutually
was severely injured yesterday, by being
huUCk6u uONu Wy d uOlSC dAN NdSOh
That tue child hau got under while eros S.
ing Il street III PeaseIburg.
The musical soiree at The residence
of Miss Ada Richardson, last night, on
Third street, was delightful affair. The
renditions by MesSrs. Mccormack,
Hanlon and McNamAra were loudly ap.
plauded.
Miss Mary Clark, daughter of Mr.,
Granville Clark, died at her residence
OnAM adiSon Pike last night. Deceased
was about twenty-one years OF age, and
had won many friends by her anlable
disposition.
Mary Foley was the holder oil the
lucky ticket mat drew the picture that
was ratl9d of i0r the benefit Of the
Widow honan, but with that usual
generous disposition for which The Irish
people are SO noted, she returned 1t to
Mrs. Honan as token OF her regard.
A petition is already in circulation
and being numerousIy signed for the
pardon OF Theodore Leye,1nan, who
made his debut Oh the psychological
stage Of Tom Talon yesterday. IL re-
quires separate apartment Tor Lever
lnAu's feet, and the boys i'll the gallery
plpe of the ROgue's March as lie makes
ms daily appearance.
lily SSCNSAH'-l lue CONTRACT ana
bond of Peter Smith tor the repair Of
Eleventh street, between Scott and
Madison streets, We're accepted.
An ordinance was passed providing
for the Improvement OF sidewalks ON
second street, between Gteeuup and
The hrst alley.
An ordinance was passed authorz-
ing the repair of Johnston street from
Third to Filth, also, to repair Covlns-
Ton avenue between johnson and Rus
sell streets, and !he alley running from
Emma to Eighth streets, west OF Main,
and establishing the & ade OF Emma
street from Bakewe to Main.
Mr. Helmes presented paper inviting
the members OF Council to attend the
approaching Turnertesi, which was ac.
cepted.
A communication was read from Mr.,
W. II. Glore, Chief OF The Fire Depart
ment, stating that he had accepted an
invitation 10 the Department to take
part i'll the Turner'S parade, and that he
SVoulu on Sunday open the engine and
hose-houses for the inspection Of the
public. Adopted.
A resolution offered by Mr.. GeisbauGr,
resembling a former resolution requiring
the Committee on Relief 10 advertise Tor
sealed proposals lor furnishing drugs to
the poor, was adopted.
Au ordinance was passed, leYyiDg q
tax for The improvement Of Leonard
street.
Adjourned.
The Grand Jury has made its report,
from which we extract the following:
They have found tnirty-One indictments
and dismissed six cases. They mud
that the jail ls a place not suitable Tor
the confinement OF human beings, and
not tit iOr Its present use; that the
building is not suitable Tor county
bail, and totally coAdemn it, and think
That those perSGnB whose duty it is 10
have the building OF a new Jail should
feel ashamed OF themselves to allow
such.a state Of affairs to exist in a civ
lhzed community; condemn the whole
building as unit i0rits present use, and
would suggest that the City Council
should have sufficient time TO provide Il
suiIabie building for Jail, or to take
the necessary steps fol- tne building Of
new one; lhlnk three months is the
leugth of time that should be allowed,
ana at the expiration Of that time the
members OF The City Council should be
addicted for MI conduct in oth ye, il they
have not taken the necessary steps to
procure the substitute spoken of above !;
have looked into the charges against the
sheriff, County Judge ana County Clerk,
aCtlng ab u neLuTnlnS Duafu, anu count
ang certain parties out after the last
election. The charges have been with :.
drawn by the person who made them
and there is no foundation for them.
The Grand Jury also recommends that
Council provide a House Of Correction
ior boys and girls convicted OF minor
otfenses.
NEWPORT
The corn crop in Morgan County is
cut short by drouth.
The walls and stables of the interior
are blazing with circus bills.
Chief Link, of the Fire Department,
will rusticate at MaysVille next week.
1t is said that Mr.. George Aornung,
superintendent Of the Water-Works, is
about to resign.
Capt. Thomas Bush, presentatiye-
elec, to the Legis ature from Lexington,
was in town last evening.
Rev. George Barnes Is conducting a
meeting at Stanford. SO far, over one