The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-18

saDe In bakery on Pearl street, C1D-
cinnsti, about five years ago, for which
he was sentenced 10 five years In the
Penitentiary, but was pardoned out at
the end OF TOUR years by GoV.Ioung. On
learning this a case Of Vagrancy was
made out against him, and Judge Gels
Ter fined him S25 and costs and put him
under bonds III the sum OF 500 10 keep
the peace Tor one year.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The Mayor, VIM. II.
HartoD, in communication, called al
tention TO the frequent inifaetIons OF
tne city ordinance against the running
OF locomotive engines through the
streets OF the city at rate Of speed
greater than six miles per nour, by Ia =
eOmOtive enRineera employed on the
louisville ShOrt-line Railroad, and
recommending that a special policeman
be stationed ON Saratoga street TO arrest
all persons violating the ordinance re-
ferred to. COncmred in.
The committee appointed to confer
with Captain John A. williamson, the
President Of the Newport, Covington &
Cincinnati Railroad, reported that the
from any part OF the city Of Newport TO
their intended terminus in Cincinnati
ior cash fare for single passas Q for 10
cents, twelve tickets iof 81, Six Tor ~
cenls, and three for 70 cents, and return
at the same rates. Laid over for tive
weeks.
The salary Of the City Engineer was
liked at the same figures as last year.
b. Il. Morton was Unanimously elected
City Civil Engineer.
The salary Of the police WAS made the
same as last year.
LUDLOW, ky,
Mr.. Jas. Redman is suffering from a
painful ankle sprain. Still the gallant
knight OF "Lhe throttle valve" Is found
at his post when needed.
The coal dealers, Hedges g. Hankins,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Hedges
retiring. MIR. Hankins proposes to con-
sinue the sale of black diamonds alone
in his glory. Go in, "Ras."
Major D. NJ. Lewis, Assistant Super
intendent q. s. R. r., was here yester-
day examining the condition Of the
road, alter the recent severe test. 1t is
fair TO state that the watchiuI Assistant
superintendent found everything all
right and solid.
W. II. Shadley, the urbaue extra pas.
senger conductor on the G. S. r. r.,
takes Captain M. N Beatty's place on
train No. until that gentleman returns
from Florida, where he has gone in
search OF health. Mr.. shadley is the
right man in the right place.
1t may not be generally known that
the Q. 5. Il. Il. machine shops here have
lately built one Of the best freight loco
motives in the West, under the immedi-
ate supervision Of Master Mechanic j.
L. Redman; with the assistance of few
mnchiniafl nd two hin nh ka
say we are not advancing in Ludlow.
PIQUA, 0.
Joe e. Riddle has moved his tin and
stove store to Ada, o.
R. w. LipIey & Son have packed two
thousand hogs this season.
Next Tuesday and Thursday, Prof,
Tice, of St. Louis, will give lectures in
the school Hall.
The woolen mill, under the new pro-
priet0rs, is having greatly increased
trade, and the firm intend to increase
their manufactures during the coming
spring.
On Thursday evening last, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev.
of the G., Ii. " D. and ID. & NJ. Railroads,
was married to Mrs. Henrietta L.
WorrelI, of this place.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. T. G. Calvert will i'll a short tim e
erect street clock in front Of his jeW-
elry store on Main street, which will he
Illuminated at night, and he mas spared
no expense to make this tue finest in the
country.
Wednesday night two negroes killed
another named Tom Terner, at Isaac
McCarty's House, on the Tate's Creek
Pike, and were hanged in Simpsons
Woods early yesterday morning. Owing
to the time OF writing this no particulars
could be ascertained regarding the mur-
der.
"Bnl Rains,' we'll known eolored
man, died " ednesday evening at 7
O'Clock. Poor Bill was a Democrat, and
even in the most exciting times voted
with that party solitary and alone,
amidst his colored brethren, without fee
or reward. Bill and his banjo were
widely known, and If during many
years he may not have drawn a sober
regret at the announcement OF his
death.
DAYTON. KY.
The Social Two will meet their friends
at Moeller's on the evening OF the Gath.
The withdrawal of the cars from the
Newport Bridge is a source of general
regret to the people of Dayton.
The Excelsior Literary and Musical
Club meets Tomorrow evening at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Tresise.
The Twilight Reading Club, new Or
ganiZation, will meet this evening at
the residence Of Mr.. Henry Havlin.
Our very worthy City Treasurer, Mr..
Henry Vasche, and family mourn the
loss of a beautiful little daughter, only
four years of age, who died about Z.
NJ, night before last. Funeral this
morning from his residence on Second
street. He has our sincere sympathy in
his sad bereavement.
Dummies all out Of gear this morning,
and the denlzens OF Dayton are again
Will this thing never
cease, or is it "a Judgment brought upon
us Tor our unkindness to the poor mules
Please let up on this and give US fair
show. Even the Superintendenps wife
believes in walking, as we saw her the
other evening, stunning the dummies
and refusing 10 ride.
A very disastrous fire occurred this
morning about half-past 8 O'Clock, de-
stroying a cottage belonging to q poor
German widow, whose name we could
not learn, residing near NJ. Gubser's