The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09
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BENJAMIN EGGLEsToN was reelected.
Meeting of the Board of Aldermen to
morrow afternoon.
JOS NEwBuRGH was buried at 10 O. clock to-
day by the Cincinnati Lodge of Masons.
FORREST ScoTT, small colored boy, was
committed to the House of Refuge this
morning.
JNo. W. STRONG was adjudged insane for
the second time yesterday, and sent to
Longview Asylum.
JAS MosLEY, an alleged forger, confined
IN the County Jail was released yesterday
On giving bail in 1900
RICHARD a. THOMAS, Deputy Sheriff Gel
ebrated his silver wedding last night at his
residence in Pendeton.
Mr.. JOAN FRENCH died suddenly of
heart disease yesterday afternoon at his
residence in Carthage.
THE toll-gate keeper, Eli Norris, and J.
=; Jenike were examined yesterday in the
Clermont safe robbery case.
PHILIP Ross waived an examination this
morning on the charge of shooting with in
tent to Kill, III Cumminsville last January.
CLOTHING and jewelry, to the amount of
300, was stolen from the residence of Mr..
Fred. Aims, No. 2lS Poplar street, yester-
lay
JoHN DoCKNEY will answer next Friday
10 the charge of purloininga caddy of to-
bacco, valued at $40, from the G., II. & d.
Depot yesterday.
A YOUNG WOMAN, named Kate Karsmeier,
has been missing from her home on Read
ing Road Tor the past two days. She is sup
posed to be insane.
"A COMMITTEE of five, appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce. left for Columbus
last evening to urge the passage of the South
ern Railroad Bill.
AN American lever silver watch and an
anchor chain were picked from the pockets
Of Mr. Chas. Huber last night at Streng's
Hall, Cumminsville.
TUE name of Herman Kramer is on the
docket for tomorrow opposite the charge of
Forging the signature of Philip Lang to
bill for the payment of IS.
THE boss painters of this city, Covington
and Newport will hold an important meet
ing at No. So West Fourth street, next Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock.
THERE will be joint session of the Board
of Aldermen and Council next Thursday
afternoon TO confirm the appointments of
Constables and other ward officers.
JAMES Henry, an employe at Wardlow,
Thomas Co. s paper-mill at Middetown,
O., had three fingers of his left hand cut off
by rag-cu:icr, yesterday afternoon.
AT meeting of the Academy of Medicine
last evening an interesting discussion was
held upon the injurious effects of Bertha
Won Hillen's walk upon her system.
THE Calling gun squad did some good
shooting yes erday at a distance of one
thousand feet and then in one minute fired
their gun four hundred and fourteen times
TIE Adams Express Company will have
flag, sixty feet long and forty feet wide, |
Tor the opening of the May Musical Festival |
1t will hang across Fourth street at their |
office.
A TELEGRAM has been received here an
bouncing the death of Dr. NJ. II. Keever, |
Of Warren County, Ohio. He was one of |
The oldest and best known physicians in
his State.
A TRAMP was found yesterday with a
Bible, book of prayers and book of re-
Ngious instruction in his possession, and |
was quickly locked up on suspicion of
burglary.
BILLY CARROLL, an employe of John Rob
nson's circus, will answer next Saturday |
70 the charge of severely beating Matt Ber-
", the private watchman at the Arcade at
An early hour this morning.
JUDGE BANTER yesterday confirmed the
Judgment to the plaintiff for s., 300, which
was given in the Court below in the case of
Arthur IT, Moore against the owners of the
steamboat Charles Morgan.
TIE test regatta of the Watkins Regatta
Association will take place the last of May
on Seneca Lake, New York, at which it is
expected that all the leading amateurs in
The United States will be present.
HENRY STEVENS, a brickmaker on Kirby
Road Twenty-ffth Ward, left home on
Friday for Des Moines, Iowa. His creditors
are anxious to see him here once more,
Ills Liabilities are s., 900; assets S40O.
HENRY DIG, charged with numbering
Joseph Schauder, was brought before Court.
tie waived an examination, and gave $500
bail for his appearance before the Grand
Jury. His father became his security
DAN. FLANAGAN, after being held at the
Central Station-hOuse for two days, await
ng Tor some charge to be made against
hlm, was dismissed this morning. and is
now ready to swear out more atfidavits.
The Cincinnati Music Hall was opened
!ast evening in an informal way by re-
hearsal OF the chorus of six hundred voices
IN the oratorio of The Messiah" An in
Vlted company OF about three hundred
more was present.
A WALKING MATCH was witnessed last eve |
ming by an appreciatiye audience at the |
HeTuHldn Ol lIle LOOKOUT mouse, between |
r. w. Prendergast, alias Old Dick, the Sew
snth Ward politician, and VIM. Klussmann |
the happy timer, from Main street, in
which the former was the victor.
A RESOLUTION has been passed by the
Board of Trade requesting Colonel Sidney
D. Maxwell the privilege of embodying in
The Annual Report of the Board his address
on the Manufactures of Cincinnati and
their relation to the future progress of the
eity,' delivered at Pixies Opera-house,
March 18th.
JOHN McCooI ten years old, was another
Of the victims Of Sundays fire at the Petro-
eum Rubber Composition Roof and Paint
Company building He was badly burned
about the face, neck and hands in endeavor-
ing to extinguish the burning clothes of
Mrs. Eastman. The brave little lad lives at
II East Eighth street.
LAST Sunday, at the close of the regular
service at Union Chapel NJ. E. Church, the |
pastor, Rev. DR.. Taylor, made some elo-
nnent and earnest remarks nnon the defeat |