The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26

of the South, with Major Gen
eral Augur in command.
North Star Lodge, No rs, I. o. O. F.,
elected the following officers last night: n
g., George p. Quiggin; V. g., Samuel Da-
Wis; r. S., John NJ. Clutter; p. s., w. T.
Treasurer, W, F. Kelley.
Capt T. ]. Williams, ExChief of the Fire
is a happy married man to-
day. He was welded last night to the fair
and blooming young widow, Mrs. Elizabeth
]. Christopher, of No. 1876 Hopkins street,
Cincinnati.
Jake Steinborn, of Covington, applied TO
Judge Berry yesterday for writ of habeas
corpus, which was issued, for his daughter
Catherine, aged sixteen, who is a child by
second wife, but who has been
residing with Mr. Moshman, of this city.
She was raised by Mr. Armor, of Cincinnati.
who put her with Mr.. Moshman until he
could go to Indiana to make arrangements
for II home The girl, who is rather hand
some, didn't like the idea of going to Jake's
saloon in Coving'On, and burst out crying
when she was asked to 60 The case was
called before Judge Perkins this morning,
and he very sensibly dismissed it.
Three young bloods named Bill Lock, Jim
Jr., and Al. Siddons, attempted to
cross the ferryboat last night, from the Gin
cinnati side, about u clock, without pay
ing the usual fare. The Collector, William
Shafer, having let the same lads cross on
several different occasions before without
paying, declared that they would not cross
last night. The lads declared that they
would, when the Collector called on two
Cincinnati policemen who kicked the youths
off and drove them up the hill. They then
crossed the Railroad Bridge and after land
ing on this side proceeded to the ferryboat
where they attacked Shafer striking him
on the head two severe blows that stunned
him for the time. After regaining his
senses he fired three shots after the scamps
but without effect. This morning Shafer
swore out warrant for the arrest of the
three bravoes.
HAMILTON.
Hon. Harry Corwin and wife are visiting
relatives in the city.
The Irving Club will meet Saturday
evening at Miss Dora Hargitt's,
Mrs Will. Coddington of Cincinnati, is
visiting her friend, Miss Kate Howell
The music stand in the Courthouse Park
is about completed. Now for the music.
The Browning Club party came off last
night at the residence of Mrs Calvin Skin
ner.
Conductor Dick Skinner returned home
from a visit to his mother at Delphos, Ohio,
last night.
Eb Fulkerson, the farmer arrested for
assault on young Slccker was yesterday ar
raigned before Squire Bratman, and fined
$40 and costs-$16 in all.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mrs. Thomas Edmonson died yesterday
morning at II o'clock.
Rev. George Black, of El Pason, Illinois,
is visiting at Mr.. J. X. Blacks.
Bowers, the man who went before the
Court drunk, was fined IS and costs for the
same.
The question is, dare the police enforce
the ordinance which prohibits the discharge
of fire crackers, torpedoes, &c?
Hon. Wm. Lawrence delivered the adj
dress before the College Societies last night
at the Lutheran Church The house was
crowded and the address excellent.
The championship badge won by James
Jameson, of this city, at the quoting tour
nament in Cincinnati, can be seen at Leo
Brands window, IA East Main street.
The School Board eXoneratcs Piles and
proposes to spend about $1,000 for a COlored
school house, while there are about four
hundred vacant seats i'll the different school
houses
The Seventh Regiment Band will give a
lawn fete on the Seminary grounds on Fri
day and Saturday evenings. 1t is expected
that the City Guard will parade Saturday
evening. 1t will be an enjoyable affair.
Marshal Mast arrested yesterday morning
f,Dp .hn -,
dispose of a pair of gold-mounted spec
opportunity of explaining how he got
them.
Some Of the students have issued another
of their papers. 1t is a great mystery to
many people how it happens that such an
obscene sheet can cmanate from a college
where about nineteen-tWentieths OF its
graduates become ministers.
The total taxable property in Springfield
is as follows: First Ward, SGl7, 4G3; Second
Ward, $500 7O7; Third Ward, 1896, ll9;
Fourth Ward, $50 PSI; Fifth Ward, $23S, t.
SG2. Total in the city, s., G42, t3i The new
structures are as follows: First Ward $27, =
975; Second Ward, $685.; Third Ward,
SlS, 305; Fourth Ward, S39, $3.50; Fifth Ward,
$9,j45.
The following is the report Of the Mayors
Office for the present week: Martin Rhone
mus, violating Sunday ordinance, $lS 95.
Drunk-Pat. Snee, So 10; Wilson Dudley s..
Disorder erly-Joseph Warwick, 81 80; John
Warwick, 81 50. Charles Patton, drunk and
picion, discharged; Geo Grimes, grand lar
ceny, bound over. Assault and battery
Scot Myers, $6 95; Dan Foley, $11 So; Cha.
Carr 81 10 Fast drivinp-W u TnnpS