The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-19

alleys during the coming year will be re
ceiyed by the Board of Councilmen Thurs
day night.
Mayor Harton is in receipt of communi-
cation from the General Superintendent Of
the Short-line Railroad, informing him that
plans and specifications are being made for
the new depot to be erected at Newport.
To the Editor of the Star:
What was the matter with the City Mar
shall and the police on Sunday last2 Don't
the Marshal want the Irish vote any longer2
Please give this question room in your pa
per and oblige subscriber for years
E..
Cry CoURT-George Elliott, breach of
the peace, IS and costs; Ed. Connolly and
AlonZo Emmerson, vagrancy and loatlng,
$25 and costs each; Jake Waiter, Dick Day
and John Turner, destruction of property
continued; John Murphya Thomas Com
merfoot, drunk and disorderly, 81 and costs;
Jake Waiter, Dick Day and John Turner
burglary, continued.
Much credit is due to Officers Creighton
and Flynn for the arrest of gang of thieves
led by the notorious Frank Hickey, at an
early hour Sunday morning. Among the
goods recovered were fifteen boxes of cigars,
a caddy Of tobacco and new suit of cloth
ling. The following parties were put under
bonds for receiving the goods. John Nc
Coombs, proprietor of a billiard saloon,
gave $500 bonds; John Auredon $500, and
Mrs. Wheeler 500, to answer at the Grim
inal Court.
The case of Thomas Greer, charged with
cutting William Gastricht, was called in the
City Court this morning. Dr. Cameron,
who is attending the wounded man, test
fled that Gastricht'swound would probably
prove fatal, and Greer was remanded to
Jail in default of $500 to await the action of
the Grand Jury. Since writing the above
Doctors Cameron and Phythian have re-
turned from the bedside of the wounded
man and report him beyond recovery, and
state that he is sinking rapidly.
PIQUA, o.
Mrs. M. Geyer is having her house re-
modelled inside.
Charley Woods, of Dunkirk, Ind, is in
town, the guest of VIM. Miller.
One of the most enthusiastic Murphy
meetings of the season was held Saturday
night last.
Add. Miller, agent for j. H. Haverly's
Minstrels, was in town making arrange
ments yesterday.
Prof Palmer gave another "free lecture
OH Temperance" at the Opera-house last
night. The lecturer was frequently ap-
plauded but the collection basket, as usual,
looked terribly empty,
T. Breur has refitted the room formerly
occupied by d. Burly where he will have
better facilities for the manufacture and
sale OF his noted cigars. The upper part OF
the building is converted into workshop.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
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excitement here than has been noticed for
some time. The people will be slow to
want either of these gentlemen to address
them again.
Prof McGinnis has the sympathy of the
people for the unfortunate treatment he re-
ceived on Sunday night, and we can assure
Mr. McGipnis hearty welcome at any of
his future visits, as he has always acted as a
gentleman in Bellevue, and the people will
treat him as such.
SPRINGFIELD, O.
Baldwins moved their safe into their new
store.
Miss Nella Browns reading on Friday
evening.
John 10th is selling wringers for
the ST. John Company.
The first of the new dollars were received
here Saturday by Mr.. Henry Huber.
By consent of the parties Oscar T. Mar
tin, Esq, occupied the bench in the Benson
case.
There is great demand for store rooms.
Several parties have been here in the last
few days desiring stores
John Kingore and Isaac Kindle are can
didates for Township Clerk. John Baker,
Harrison Rice and Mr.. Dale candidates for
Constable.
The Feast of Purim, an important feast
among the Hebrews, was observed here yes
terday by them. A grand ball was given at
the Opera-house last night.
Some of the property owners on Market
Square were bitterly opposed to the new
grade. The sidewalk on the west side is
being narrowed and raised from six to
eighteen inches.
MAYORS CoURT.-Chris Selsor assault and
battery, bound over, bail 500; same, same,
"A; Geo Ellis, disorderly, "a 95; Kate Har-
rington, drunk and disorderly, "a 95; David
Crotty, same "a 80; Minnie Spancook, vio-
lating Sunday ordinance, $l6 80; Thomas
Malockey. jumping train, "a so; Thomas
O Brennan, same, 81 80.