The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-08
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HB came in late, and his wife did wait
With CLEAN OF lightning IN her eye;
"The lodge, my dear, Is SO far from mere. :,
And Tve been detained by the Mystic tie."
30, you can't fool me on your far on lodge,
And you can't fool me on Mystic bonds;
Irather think Pm up to your dodge
You've been to see those Dizzy Blondes"
The shawl-strap man has returned.
THE horse-shoers are on their metal.
THE Russell OF Silk can be heard
among the horse-Shoers.
The jury in the Dodsw orth case think
they were treated like criminals. Get
cut.
THE public lamps will be lighted this
evening at 5 O'Clock, and eXtlnguIshed
at s next morning.
CHRIsToL says he came to America to
look tor his brother, but he does not OBJ
jeot to giving Lucien Marc little tussle
for glory.
CALEB and Thomas Dodsworth, BROTH
ers OF Charles D0dsworth, gave the nec-
essary $4,000 bail last evening for the
release OF the latter.
GEORGE HENKE, a German shoemaker
living at No. LA Clay street, fell on the
sidewalk last night and broke MS leg.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
THE Boot and Shoe Association, at
their meeting yesterday, adopted res
olution petitIoniug Congress to vote for
the repeal OF the present bankrupt law.
CRESCENT LODGE No. 40, independent
Order OF W orklnEmen, a mutual aid ana
benefit society, hled articles OF lncor-
poration in the Recorders office ysster-
day.
THE concert at Benckenstein's Hall
To- nin hanptit of the FlrSl
Euglish Lutheran Mission Sunday
school was pronounced a decided sue
cess by those present.
PROSECUTOR BAKER has expressed the
intention OF bringing every member OF
the late Dodsworth jury before the next
Grand Jury and Investigate the charges
that are made against them.
THE alarm sounded from Box 145 at
midnight last night was caused by the
burning of a stable on Spring-Grove ave-
nue., belonging to Frank Groneman. The
origin is unknown. Damage about 5000
A SATISFACTORY settlement has been
made bv the tirm OF Shields, May u Co.,
with their creditors, by which the nrm
guarantee to pay 90 cents on the dollar
The assignee mas been relieved and the
firm have recommended business.
SQUIRE BLACK yesterday issued a
WallaHL lOI LuC aLlcbb VI w hpPiC-
pate. a saIoon-keeper on West Second
street, who is charged by d. Green. a
whisky merchant, with obtaining $23
worth OF Bourbon under false pretenses.
ATthe meeting of the Common Coun-
ell next Wednesday afternoon Work
house Director will be appointed in the
place OF Col. y. j. D0dds, whose term Is
ont. and member of the University
Board, Mr.. A. Ii. MeGutfey's term hay-
ing also expired.
The Trustees OF the Southern Road
met Yesterday, but no action was taken
either on the proposition OF the Common
Carriers or on Mr. FeTgusoWs plan OF
leasing the road, and respecting the
complaints OF the property-loiders on
Mclean avenue.
Two young men, named Jacob Gilpin,
of 1913 clinton street, and Edward Cole
man, OF 35l Clark street, were arrested
last night making off toward BucktoWn
with valuable buggy blanket, which
has been identified as having been
stolen, They will be tried next We'd
nesday.
HENRY ELINd, q young man twenty
four years Of age who lives at NO. DAY
Walnut street, WAS arrested ana Drou4nI
before Court this morning at the in
stance of his father, for beating men,
bers OF the family, drawing d knlie upon
them and threatening their lives. lie
was sentenced for Ten days.
YOUNG man named Henry Richter,
of Sharon, Hamilton County, was com
mitted to jail yesterday on charge o
stealing between $500 ana $500 and /
quantity OF shirts and other undercloth
ing from his employer, Z. b. Johnson, o
Mount Pleasant. He VIII De tried be
fore squire D. +. Smith, but the time o
trial has not been determined.
THE Gazette Company is in troubl
with the Pos,-otice au ,horilies. The,
are charged by Postmaster Wahle wit
attempting to send five thousand copie
OF their weekly to Postmasters at SUI
scribers' rates, In violation OF law
There 10 question Of veracity betwee
the Gazatte people and the Post.' tlic
authorities as to whether or not the ga
zette managers were notified of the de
tention OF the papers. The Gazett
claims that no such notice was given
while MI. Wahle says both Nr. Kid
and Mir. Smith talked with him abou
the matter. The Gazette claims tn
right to send the papers in the way the
attempted.
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