The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-28
CONVICTION.
lee local column for suicide.

Bee local column 1or SUICIDE.
Capt John Armstrong was in the city
yesterday.
The City Collectors Office is at No. 16k
West Fifth street.
A new lodge of the Knights of Honor is
being organized in the West End.
David, the periodical king, on the corner
f Eighth and Madison streets, sells the
STAR.
Caroline Husman has been appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Fred. Husman,
deceased.
The Twilghts' Dancing Circle has issued
invitations for white apron party ON Eas-
Ter Monday.
Mr.. Henry Linneman has the deepest
ympathy of all his friends in the death OF
bis infant child.
..sThos. J. Thoop is the Assistant Principal
appointed at the High School, vice j. A.
Homan resigned.
Hon. Joseph Hermes was chosen as as
ignce of St. Augustine Church this morn
4 ing by acclamation
]. A. Homane, one of the High School,
has handed his resignation to President
Prague, of the School Board.
Enterprise Lodge, l. O. U. W., of New
pot, will welcome Diamond Lodge, No. 81,
Df Coypgton, on Friday evening.
A special term of the Criminal Court will
be held Monday to try the case of John W.
Clark, of West Covington, for obstructing
,oads.
A final settlement of his unsettled ac-
counts with the county was filed by EX-
Sheriff Percival AT independence, yester-
lay and laid over until the next regular
County Court there.
The. tidal wave of financial disaster still
aows on successfully. Mr~P H. Wells, of
Brookville, Bracken County, filed his petit
;ion in bankruptcy this morning. Liabili-
lies, $2447; assets $4 III %, 1881 Of
which he claims as exempt
James Crockett, who was fined $50 and
sosts Monday for breach Of the peace,
made his escape from the Work-house this
morning by jumping over the front door.
rhe Superintendent ought to keep those
ioors shut or the city ought to put some
Sody there that would
A large and fashionable audience attend
ed the entertainment at the German M. E..
Church last night. The views of Ozier S
illuminated Mirror were highly appreci-
tied. In about two weeks they will be eX-
libited at Odd-fellows' Hall for the benefit
,f the West End Library.
Mr. Daniel Anderson, for over five years
i member of the Fire Department and
eho has been confined to his bed for some
i1ne past with consumption, died this morn
ng at o'clock. The deceased was about
;hirty years old, and was well respected by
III who knew him. The Fire Department
will attend his funeral in body.
The Washington Avenue Silver Mining
md Concentrating Company filed its articles
II incorporation Yesterday. The incorpor
ltors are j. L. Brewster, John +. Fisk, w
3. MooklaE w. NJ. NJ. Lee, ]. NJ Clarkson
md c. H. Fisk, and the officers are; Presi
lent, w. B. Mooklar; Treasurer, W. M. NJ
Zee; Secretary, Chas. II. Pisk. Capital
took, S25,OO
POLICE CouRr.-Hugh McShane, illega
roting, $3 M, Butler, destruction of prop
.rtv continued; Dan. Walters and Joseph
Williams, drunk, 81 each; Theo. Overman
'btaining money under false pretenses, con
inued; VIM. Lowenstein, disorderly, con
inHed; Rovey Wright, John Warren
Columbus King and John Smith, breach O
die peace, each fined $13.
NEWPORT.
Women break rock on the streets at Lcb
mon, Ky.
A little son of Mr. Joseph Bowers dice
hortly after 10 o'clock this morning.
The venerable mother of Capt John Will
amson is lying at the point of death.
The physicians report a large number o
,ases of ague in the neighborhood Of tn
Licking Bottom.
The wide awakcs" were handsomely en-
;ertained last evening at the residence q
= Mr.. Force Balm, on Madison street.
The Ben Jonsons have postponed thei
mt nnnnllnpp1 n al nj
morrow evening" until Tuesday evening
April I'd.
Two extra telegraph wires have just bee
completed, making through connections be
.ween the Short-iine Depot at Newport an
The principal Southern and Western cite:
The Short-line Railroad will shortly b
relaid with new steel rails. Arrangement
have been made with a Pittsburg firm t
furnish fifty thousand tons of rails at once
A lad named VIM Dreer watched his OF
p2rtunity day before yesterday and stole !
from the residence of Mrs. Taylor ThorI
ton. The youth skipped out, and was las
seen at Walton.
Henry Greenwood, who was sentenced {
the last term of the Criminal Court to fou
years in the Penitentiary for forgery, write
letter earnestly entreating his friends
Newport to use all honorable means to il
fuence the Governor to pardon him.
Frank Exeler, aged seventeen, too
French leave of his parents and skipped OF
day before yesterday with the intention {
going West His mother telegraphed to til
Chief Of Police at Louisville to hold til
youth on his arrival there, which he dic
and last night Frank was brought home fu
of repentance and many promises for h
future good behavior
Uncle Sans Deputy Marshals al
making things lively in this neighborhoc
t the past few days. This morning anotht
arrest was made-that of Thomas Cost
gan-on charge of selling liquor withol
the necessary license. He was taken befol
United States Commissioner Bostwick,
Covington this morning, and was held ov'
in. the sum of $500 for his appearance