The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-12
CONVICTION,


Miss Lula Greenwood has returned from
New Orleans.
Mr.. Fred. Moss has beautiful bouncing
girl at his house.
Mr.. John M. Kemper leaves tonight for
Louisville on business trip.
Jake Steinborn has gone back on oysters
and is serving up turtle soup.
Slas Evans, who shot himself at Paris,
KY, few days since, died yesterday.
The oily gentleman from the Fourth
Ward wasn't slick enough last night for
Charley Tranter.
Ed Bateman has resigned as fireman and
accepted position as first engineer on the
steamer Golden Rule
Myrtle Lodge, No S, K P, and Friend
ship Lodge will visit Eureka Lodge of New
port, tomorrow night.
The testimony in the Clark case was con-
rluded this morning and arguments will
commence this afternoon.
Charlie Tranter is the Prince of Presi-
dents of Council. He allows no fllibusler-
ing when he is in the chair.
There was more business transacted in
Council last night than at any previous
meeting for three months.
Simon Kenton Pioneer Association con-
yenes in regular session at the Council
chamber tomorrow at o'clock.
Offers Illuminated Art Mirror at Odd
fellows Hall tonight and tomorrow night,
for the benefit of West End Library.
Mr. Wolking recommends men for police
that are worth from 5000 to $1,000, be-
cause they have paid their poll tax.
If City Physician gives an applicant a
prescription in Lewisburg he must walk
about two miles and pass several drug
stores to get it filled.
What is agitating the mind of Pat. Bolan
at the present time is framing excuses, at
which he is very poor. Paddy is the boy
that's fond of-we give it up.
The many friends of Mr.. Jack Anderson
will be panied to learn of the death OF his
nstimable wife, nee Miss Alice Kallenbach,
which occurred last night in Newport.
Some Councilmen and Constables seem
to be addicted to drink. Yesterday Coun-
Gilman fell in q water-trough, and a few
days ago Constable made himself obnox-
ious on the streets while he was in a beastly
state of intoxication.
POLICE CoURT.-John Mcintyre, drunk,
81; s. A. Hagerty a pleader at the bar"
under advisement for drunk; VIM. Davis,
carrying concealed weapons and disorderly
conduct, continued; Ed. Harris, disorderly,
continued
A little daughter of Mr.. Matthew Hen
messy met with painful accident last night
ON Scott street, while rolling hoop. She
fell down and the sharp point of it pene-
trated her eye, which she will in all proba-
bility lose the sight Of
The alarm of fire this morning called the
department to Mrs Bollinger's residence,
No. 609 Greenup street. Damage slight.
nlnr nd 1oI tIa
street boys to what is known as Wade's
Row, on Greenup below Sixth street. Loss
about $40. And an Insignificant blaze at
Willow Run Distillery was quenched by the
employees yesterday.
Enterprise Lodge, No. 68, l. O. w. NJ, of
Newport, visited Diamond Lodge, No. 81, 1.
.. W. NJ, last night in body. They were
met at the bridge by committee, who es-
corted them through the principal streets
to the inspiring strains of martial music.
John L. Lehman set the spread, which was
terprise Lodge, No. 6S, is composed of some
Of the best citizens of Newport, and are as
handsome body of men as can be found
In three cities Gen. Geo. Fewlass wears
the blue ribbon, however. Happy remarks
were made by Bros. Moore, Jones, Cart
rigf:., Mcclure, Barrett and Fewlass of En-
terprise Lodge. 7. Wise. Esq, President of
Diamond Lodge, presided, and directed the
festivities with grace and dignity Ter
which he is noted He is frst-class gem
tleman, and an ardent member of the Or
der. Bro. Sears, Grand Secretary of Ohio,
was present. He is warrior, and had on
his paint
COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.-Th City Council
met in regular session last night, with
President Stephens in the chair
The bill of the st. Elizabeth Hospital for
; March, amounting to 1858 81, was allowed.
The Treasurer's report, showing balance
bn hand April LIST Of Sl4,S32 ~, was pre-
vented.
Appropriations to the amount of $27,-
s23 l6, to pay bills allowed at the last meet
ing, were made.
The five new lamp-lighters and special
policemen nominated at apreyious meeting
we're elected.
The Committee on Widows and Orphans
Home presented sketches of plans for the
uew building, and asked for further time,
which was granted.
An ordinance was passed forbidding any
person from making any connection with
The street water mains from any stable,
bath room or sink, without permission from
the Secretary of the Water-works, under
penalty of from So to $40.
NEWPORT.
Joseph Boggs is feeling much better.
Mr.. Lewis Meyer has been appointed
Postmaster at Dale.
Rev. f. Then, pastor of Corpus Christi
Church, is lying dangerously ill.
A number of our best amateur singers
will take part at the May Festival.
A very attractive programme is offered
for the next Waldeneyer concert.
The old Jail is so full at present that there
is scarcely room for another prisoner
DIR. Thornton, OF Cincinnati, has pur-
chased handsome residence on this side.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of A. j. Anderson,
died at her late residence on Bellevue
street. last evening.
The Council instructed the City Attor-
ney las evening to bring suit against all de-
linquent Taxpayers.
Col Samuel Walker, of WINCHESTER, Vir-