The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-04

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bills render d.
Report cOncurred in.
The Committee on Sewers reported in favor O
extending the Valley Sewer from the corner O
Sixth and Main streets to the Ohio River by III,
way of Johnston, Russell and Fourth streets
Upon motion the further consideration of extend
ing sald sewer was postponed until after the frs
OF next year.
The special committee on W. and o. Home re
ported i'll favor of repairing said Home at an ex
penSe not to exceed 5000, and recommended tha
the II mates of the w. and o. Home be removed tc
the st. Elizabeths Hospital for the present Re
port and recommendation concurred in
George Henken was granted license to keep 0
coftee-house at the corner of Edward and Bullocl
streets.
The following resolution was adopted:
, Resolved, That police power be conferred uDor
the Janitors of all the public schoolhouses OF the
clty, provided the Marshal consents TO same"
petition from Patrick hester, asking Council
to grant him permission to occupy about ten fee
OF Bullock street with his stable at point that il
not used Tor street purposes, was referred to Com
mttee on Law and City Attorney
On motion Council adjourned TO next Thurs
day evening.
JOS. HERMEs,
| Chairman of Committed on Printing
Attest: GEO. FL. DAWSON, City Clerk.
WEST COVlNGTON. KA.
What was the excitement at John Mill
champs, Bond street, West Covingtoni
Only twin babies (girls). He said they were
the prettiest girls in the State of Kentucky.
Who says John amt happy? John has not
got dozen yet.
NEWPORT.
Senator A. s. Berry is home.
Hon. Judge Perkins, of the Criminal
Court, was in the city this morning.
Rheinbold Kramer, who was shot by his
son last week, has nearly recovered
The School Board will meet tonight for
the transaction of some important business.
But very little interest and less excite
ment is manifested in the election to-mor-
row.
John F. Vasche and Mary Jane Mccoy,
both OF Dayton, KY, were granted a license
to wed.
An unsuccessful effort was made this
morning in behalf of the boy Kramer to
have a new trial in his case
The Workingmen held their monthly
meeting at Arbeiter Hall yesterday but de-
clined to make nomination for Congress.
Mr. Robert Hawthorne and his young
wife, nee Miss Collins of Xenia, Ohio,
returned last evening from their bridal
tour.
The venerable Mrs. Holman, much es-
teemed lady, died at an early hour this
morning at her residence, No. las Mon
mouth street.
Burglars broke into Steve Solar's meat
store early yesterday morning, and sue
ceeded in making their escape with several
hams, bacon and sacks of -four.
Ben. Graham, seven-year-old bov living
with his parents at No so Dayton street,
fell off a wharfboat in Cincinnati Saturday
and broke two small bones in his wrist
MAYORS CoURT-Pat Day, for striking
Jackson Britton hard enough to knock him
down, $40 and costs; Jackson Britton, for
being too drunk to get up when knocked
down, 81 and costs; VIM McMullen, inter
fering with officers, 81 and costs.
The notable event of the week in social
circles will be the marriage of Captain W.
ii. Mclaughlin, Eighteenth U. S. Infantry,
and Miss Josephine Fitzpatrick, sister of
Captain Fitzpatrick U. s. Army. The
marriage will take place tomorrow even
ing at the Cathedral in cincinnati.
An old man hailing from the rural dis
tricts walked off the platform into the river
at the ferry landing at an early hour this
morning, and narrowly escaped drowning.
The fog was SO dense at the time that lie
imagined the boat was within reach when
she was fully twenty yards away. After
struggle one of the boat hands
rescued him.
IMPORTANT CHANGES. - Rev. Father Nc
Nearuey, of Florence, has been appointed
pastor of the Church of the immaculate
Conception, and Rev. Father Ennis will re-
main as assistant pastor Rev. Barry Ash
land has been transferred to Paris, XIV,
and Rev. Brossat, of the latter place, has
been assigned to Lexington. Rev. Burns,
of the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, has been assigned to White Sulphur
Springs, Ky.
CAUGHT AT LAsT-Andrew Chappe, an
Italian, hailing from Cincinnati, appeared
IN Newport this morning for the first time
since the adjournment of the Criminal |
Court, and shortly after his arrival this
morning he was nabbed by the police and |
ocked up. He was shortly afterwards
brought before Squire Buchanan to
answer to charge of compound
ebony. Chappe acknowledged having
siven Kate Benarro $100 in cash to keep
lWav from Newport until the adjournment
If the Criminal Court that was then in ses-
ion. He was bound over to the Criminal
court in the sum of $500. John Brizzalor
urnished the bond, and Chappe was re-
eased.
Methodist Aid Society at the residence of
1rs. Arthur this evening. Ali are cordially
invited.
The funeral of Mr.. Bobzien, from the Ger
1an Evangelist Church, was largely at
ended yesterday.
The dummies were altogether too COM
ortable this morning: The manager must $
Ike out the seats.
Johnny Moeller has purchased the furni-
Ire and fixtures OF the East End Garden. |
lillions i'll ii, Johnny.
All old members of the Jubilee Minstrels !
re requested to meet at the residence of i
lus. st. John Wednesday night.
The wedding of Mr.. Frank Vasche and
Iiss Mollie Carpenter is announced for i
ext Wednesday morning at st. Francis
hurch, this city.
Mr.. Hugh Moore was elected superinten- 7
ent of the Methodist Sunday school at the
st meeting of the officers. The school is
rospering finely. ;
Mr.. Pleasant Stamper lost his pocket +
ook and memorandum-book containing !
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