The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-08
CONVICTION.

Mr.. Jas; .Dickman has young son at his
house.
In the Police Court Mike Flavin was fined
"a for being drunk
Colonel w. G. Terrell and Prof. J, D.
Hunt left for Frankfort last night
Prot. D. W. Brewer who has been giving
exhibitions in Louisville, is home.
1t is with the deepest regret that we
chronicle the serious illness of Rev. Mr..
Harrison.
Isaac G. Morris and Mary e. Lutz, OF
Pickaway County, o., were married last
evening at the Clinton Hotel.
Phil. Martin, the man that stoned the
train last Saturday night, was fined $50 and
costs this morning by Mayor Athey.
CHANcERY CouRT-L. J. Blakely appointed
receiver in the case of Fennessy against
Fennessy Harry Theising appointed exam
iner.
Jake Steinborh and his wife were arrested
this morning by Constable Gillighan, on a
warrant sworn out by Ida Ryan, charging
them with a breach Of the peace.
Owing to the obnoxious smell in the yard
OF the school-house on the corner of Fourth
and Madison streets, the Sanitary School
Committee has determined to procure new
Bchool-house, and are looking cut for one.
Mr. Edward Kuhlman and Miss Nora B..
Gray were united in marriage last night at
the residence of W. H. Bayly, No. 1912
Greennp street. Right Rev. Squire Owen
lex officiating, and in his usual custom.
kissed the happy bride.
A lady named Ray from Newport, had
an epileptic fit yesterday on Fourth street.
Or. Overdick was called and rendered the
alI hI1t HI. l.
ton is not much improved, and fears are
entertained for her recovery.
Dr. Overdick, with his usual generosity,
loaned to couple Of young fellows his
buggy yesterday to go to the drug store for
Bome medicine for the woman who had the
epileptic fit, on Fourth street, and when
they returned the vehicle was smashed up
In frlghtful manner. They deserve to be
severely reprimanded.
Burglars have already taken advantage of
the new gas ordinance. Last night they eff
fected an entrance into the cigar store of
Henry Affels, No. 405 Scott street, and stole
caddy of tobacco and sixteen hundred
cigars. To show their generosity they car
ried seven hundred and fifty more cigars
out into the yard and left them.
The German Pioneer Society held meet
Ing at Wellins's Hall last night. Mr.. Con-
rad Deisler was elected flag carrier. A.
Mlllenbrink, II. Drexelius and F. List were
admitted as members. A vote of thanks
was rendered to the ladies who made the
presentation at their ball; and Messrs.
HerniesF. Buhr and H. Nienaber were each
allowed 81 for delivering addresses at their
ball.
little son of Alex. Flads, who resides
in Lewisburg, had narrow escape from
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tached to each other, were being taken up
to the quarry, when he mounted one of the
Wheels and missing his footing, was caught
in between the wheel and bed. His cries
attracted the attention OF the driver, who
stopped the horses, not, however, until the
boys leg was badly wrenched and his face
bruised up in frightful manner.
The passenger train that leaves Covington
at l30 p. m, on the Kentucky Central
Railroad, ran over and killed a four-year-
old child of Mr., M. McGorn, at Grants
Bend, yesterday evening. The remains
were brought to the city this morning. Cor
oner Averdick summoned jury, who re-
turned verdict in accordance with the
facts and exonerated the Railroad Company.
The child left her home, which is situated
near the station, while the train was coming
on at full speed around the bend. The en-
gineer could not check the train in time to
prevent the accident. The child was cut
in two. The remains were inferred in st.
Marys Cemetery this morning from DON
nelly's undertaking establishment, on Mad
ison street.
Cry CoUNc1L.-The gas ordinance was
adopted by vote of 10 TOT.
bill for $3.50, from Stevenson & o. Hara.
= for legal services rendered the city in the
case OF John ID. Hearne VS.. the CITY. to
compel Council to submit the free bridge
question to vote of the people, was al
lowed.
The contract for printing of City Council
proceedings and ordinances was awarded to
the Commonwealth.
The special committee appointed in the
matter Of the Widows and Orphans Home
reported having visited the institution,
which they found in very dilapidated con-
uluon- On motion, the report was referred
back to the committee, with instructions to
report the cost of building suitable house
Instead OF the present one.
NEWPORT.
Circuit Court adjourned at Alexandria
to-day.
The old town pump was put in working
order this morning.
A handsome picture of st. Patrick adorns
the Marshals Office
Marshal Lock has collected over $1,000
1or delinquent taxes already
Robert Bates, of Cold sndngs, and Carrie
uosney, OF this city, Were married in Gin
cinnati yesterday.
=, "A new y, brass oand was organized at Red
MeIs mar last evening, with Mr.. John
Horsfal4 = as leader.
Captain Williamson employs no one but
Newport men on his new road which is
considerably in his favor.
Officer AL. Boyd was made glad this
morning by the reception of his annual pen
sion from the Government.
The armory of the Van Voast Light
Guards was considerably damaged at the
Red Mems Hall fire last night.
Mr, John Shrorer, Of Cincinnati, has been