The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12

IIe CONlIStOH ,S ClllClllUall COfLl-
pany have accepted the basis of tax settle
ment proposed by Council -
Ed. Cleary, for an assault. on Constable
Hufnage1 was fined $25 and costs, when he
should have been acquitted =.
The remains of Mr.. Mike 0,Hern, who
died at Canton Station, we're inferred in St.
Mary's Cemetery this morning.
James Rowe, the man that gave Reuben
his reward, had his photograph ia ken this
morning. A copy will be hung in the
1 Council Chamber in memory of Reuben.
4 The following is the amount of beer
stamps sold during the month Of May in
! this district
z Chas Geisbauer. 800
August Mester.. 80
>, IL. I0O
Knorr Rute & Schwab Observation-Disclosures. 440
Butcher d. Wiedeman. lO50
ChiS Lang " Ti0
Constable Rife and Deputy Constable
Niemeyer yesterday levied upon lot of
furniture in the saloon of Charles UlriCh.
Emile Christ, Ulrichs step-son, entered a
warm protest, and a fight ensued, during,
which Christ tapped Rifles head with
beer mallet, and Rife battered Christ s'head
with a slung-shot. Rife, Niemeyer and
Christ were all arrested.
NEWPORT.
Captain John Williamson.is improving.
Mr. Patrick Lyons, of Keturah' street,
fell through a trap over into a cellar on
Central avenue, and was seriously injured
81 The nuptials of Mr.. Frank Hayman, Jr.,
of this city, and Miss Nellie Bates, of Lewis
County, are announced to take place in the
near future
Mr.. John M. Dietz, of this city, was
ola tdI a C Al,
German Catholic Verein at its session in In
dianapolis yesterday.
There is not the slightest foundation for
the rumor that prevailed this moriing to
the effect that Coroner o. NJ. Winston had
Withdrawn from the race for reelection.
Mr.. John NJ. Wallace a highly esteemed
citizen of this city, died last evening at
O'Clock at his residence on Eglantine street,
of consumption. Deceased was in his thir-
ty-ninth year.
= AT the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Newport g. Maysville Railroad
Company the following Directors were
elected for the ensuing year: Alfred Gal
theri j. II. Rhodes, w. III. Clement C. w
West, Thos D. Lovett, Alexander Swift Z.
w. Woodward and John Byron.
The Highland News published in full the
address Of Rev w. M. Mullenix, delivered
at Hillsboro, Ohio, onDecoration Day, and
adds: ''Tre Grafton needs no words of praise
from us. Suffice it to say that it was enthu-
siastically applauded, and pronounced one
of the finest addresses ever delivered in this
place" :.
A youth who resides with his parents at
the corner of Patterson and Locust streets,
and who is old enough.to have better sense,
took a revolver off the bureau yesterday,
confident that it was empty, and-pointing
lt'at painter, who was at work on the
house, discharged it. Fortunately for both
partles the aim was too high, the ball strik-
ing about an inch above the mans head.
A. Sussman, mention of whose arrest was
made in yesterdays STAR, on a charge Of
embezzling funds from his employer J. c.
Bandle, of Cincinnati was called before
Squire Buchanan this morning on charge !
of being fugitive from justice. Sussman's s
counsel, Mr.. Maloney made statement
that his client was willing to go to Cincin-
natl and stand trial without further trouble
COLUMBIA, o. ~; ',
Mr.. Meachem cashier at the Times office, |
and wife, formerly residing in this city, |
have moved into one of Mr.. Mead's new
dwellings on New street.
= Conductor J. B.'McKinsey is lying dan
getously i'll at Xenia, Ohio, and doubts are
entertained of his recovery. We hope, how
eyer. his illness may prove not so serious
ere long. II
At the picnic of the school children at
Mt. Lookout last Saturday, quite number
of the children's baskets were robbed. be-
sides other minor thefts. No. clue to the |
wretches as yet. -.
The Murphies of Pendleton, East Walnut |
Hills and Columbia are making prepara-
inTat tn crIlyoa I,,i, T
Camp Grounds, July 4th. The price of
round trip excursion tickets from Colum-
bia will be 6p cents.
Mr., Steve Mears' will soon open an ice
cream saloon in part of Fred. Webbs drug
store in East Columbia. Steve is well !
known here, and as he is an expert in ice
cream making, lie can not help but sue
ceed.
OXFORD. O. .,
The town is crowded with strangers.
Prot, Allstton Ellis. Of Hamilton, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Mollie Gallon. of Brookville, Ind, r
Is the guest OF Mrs. Joseph Welty.
, Mr.. James Patterson, of Glendale, is in
town attending the exercises at the 0. II.
College. :.
i Our City Marshal, Mr.. H. L.. .Kyler, was
married last Sunday evening to Miss Flea
nor Wing Mayor Davis performed y {
ceremony, me |
= LExfNG-.,Sr, KY. |
4, great quantity of grain will b. ont thi: |
week. n M ou' 'hls
: The South Elkhorn burglars, ,v;,, !, ..;od
htthe Circuit Court to-day, > WIN pe 'i'eu
t Inc attendance at.the County Court YES