The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19
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NEWPORT.
Rev. Henry D. Moore has returned.
For particulars of the accident to John
Kiefer see our local columns.
George Bunning got drunk yesterday,
and paid $5 so for his little fun this morn
ing.
The Police Commissioners will meet in
special session tonight. Look out for
squalls
Jim Cassidy raised such fearful racket
on Bellevue street this morning that the
police were obliged to lock him UP.
A. Brannon and Lew. Gates were fined $40
and costs this morning for stealing lumber
from Bill Airs yard. Willie Brannon was
fined 81 and costs for stealing one board.
Major John Howe, foreman at Swift's
rolling mill, met with a severe accident at
the mill yesterday by having large plate
ly, and crushing his foot
Mr. Hussell and wife, living about four
miles south of Alexandria, locked up their
house and went on few days visit. When
they returned everything of value had
been carried away from the house.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Edgar, Coun-
ty Attorney, and Miss Gordon, of Cincin-
natl, will be celebrated at st. Pauls Church
tomorrow at II o'clock, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar will take up their residence
in Bellevue.
John Manning took the robe that was
stolen from the Sisters wagon on York
street yesterday to the Short-line Depot at
a late hour last night, and stated that he
would call for it this morning. John called
or II, hn, rn,,ol aud lffipar Rnv1 palIpH
about the same time and took charge OF
John.
At the special meeting of the School
Board last night, the resignation of Prof.
w. II. Graham as principal of the Bellevue
street School was accepted and Mr.. j. II.
Williams elected to fill the vacancy. Prof.
Graham based his resignation on his ina
bility to maintain discipline in the school
without a continual resort to corporeal
punishment.
Henry Stuckoff and Pat. Day, who were
arrested Saturday night charged with high
way robbery, were brought before Judge
Harton this morning Stuckoff was held
over to the Criminal Court in the sum of
$700 Days case was continued until to-
morrow, but was afterwards continued un-
til Thursday at the earnest request of Coun-
ty Attorney Frank Edgar whose marriage
takes place at the same hour.
COUNTY CouRr-Anna Maria Holz was
qualified as administrative of the estate of
her husband, Isaac Holz, deceased. j. b.
Payne filed his commission as Justice of
the Peace. Henry P. Kennedy was quail
fed as administrator of the es-
tate of Charles H. Kennedy. Bridget
Shannon was appointed guardian of Viney
Shannon, VIM. Shannon and Mary Shan
non. Paris G. Brown presented his resig-
nation as guardian of Ida B. Cummings,
which was accepted.
HAMILTON.
Dr. 0. ]. Lyons, of Harrison, o., is regis
tered at the Straub House.
Israel B. Carr was yesterday appointed
guardian of Lauretta Carr, minor.
Capt. W. C. Margedant was Sunday night
made the happy father of fine girl baby.
Charles Buell., worthy young man, has
been appointed station-master and tele-
graph operator at Seven Mile.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will treat their friends to a nut So
cial next Thursday evening in the lecture
room.
The parties arrested yesterday morning,
and who had on their persons quantity of
stolen property, gave Charles o. Stanton
and Henry Wickle as their names.
In the case of the Second National Bank
VS.. Christian Sipp ct al, the Court found
there was due the plaintiff from the de-
fendant, Catherine Miller, the sum of
$799 Sc, and that G. Miller was the first ell
dorser.
The certificate of incorporation of the
''Game and Protection Union of Jones
Station was yesterday filed with the Coun-
ty Recorder. The purpose of the Society is
for the better protection of birds and other
game in Butler County.
Bill johnson, Charles Burns and Billy
Burns, who were arrested by officers Hell
vey and Regan, have been identified as the
parties who burglarized house and robbed
a woman in Rushville, Ind, short time
since. They we're taken TO Rushville this
morning by officers from that place.
Yesterday, policemen Helvey and Erb ar
rested two suspicious characters who
alighted from the Dayton morning train at
North Hamilton Station, and the officers
made no mistake in the matter, as upon
their persons were found lot of fine cut
lery, which is supposed 10 have been stolen.
After taking their prisoners to the station
house the officers returned and examined
inc STOuHu WHCIc dIleSb was
when they were repaid by finding two re-
volvers, one fine Smith & Wesson, i'm
proved caliber Hopkins & Atkins make.
Hamilton is getting to be rather un-
healthy place for burglars or other suspi-
cious characters.
LUDLOW, Ky.
w. J. Ryan is out for President of Coun-
Gil.
The Galaxy must have paid off. We see
the Leading Juvenile" sporting bran-new
silk plug.
w. s. Downey, an honest, intelligent me-
chanic, will be reelected 10 Council from
the First Ward
Private Nolan of the K. L. G.'s is loyal
member and a fearless advocate of the
honor of the company.
Lige johnson is hard at work on his vim
dication OF "Reuben Holt" and as yet is
whether he will publish it in
pamphlet form or allow it to go as a serial
in the coming Ludlow Weekly.
"The Boston Dip" will be played by the
Galaxy at their next entertainment. 1t is
a piece especially adapted to the fine talents
of Messrs Sam Thrush and Oscar F. Hill,