The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-09
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


val, and the list still swelling.
Our old time friend Johnny Flavin, W,
are happy to say, is able to be out again.
The soldiers and sailors will hold recep
tion at Stockheimer's Garden next Monda,
night.
A little child of Mr.. VIM. Hicks is suffer
ing from the effects of swallowing spoon
ful of concentrated lye.
The Pleasure Seekers will entertain theil
numerous friends in elegant style at Drex
illus Hall Saturday night,
Morris Nagel, of the Ninth Ward. saw,
the campaign is too hot for him. and lie
drew OH at O'Clock Sharp"
The corner stone of Mitchell & Tranter's
new iron and steel works was laid Yesterday.
The work on the building and machinery
Will now go rapidly forward.
The rumor that jim McCourt was lend.
ing Blonde his collars to mash with is with,
out foundation. Mikes good looks and
shape are what catch the girls.
The Main-street sewer will be completed
next week. The brick-work under the
supervision of Mr. Doc Creighton, is one of
the best jobs ever done in the city.
! The Ladies' Aid Society of the Madison
street Baptist Church has arranged with
Mr j. M. Ozier for two of his fine enter
talnments, one this evening and one to-
morrow evening.
That same old story of remittinp fines
came up in Council again last night, If
Council continues these outrageous pro.
ceedings the police force, Jail and Mayor
should be dispensed with.
Howard Corbin, the well-known colored
nttHrhp nF thn M II
Miss Mary Brooks were last night married
at the home of Mrs. Wagner on Scott
street. Rev. Mr.. Blackburn, of the Baptist
Church, otficiated.
An alarm was turned in from box eighteen
shortly before 10 o'clock last NIGHT eaused
by fire which originated in the explosion
OF lamp in the little frame house on Pike
street, near the Bayarlan Brewery, Soon
squelched with trifling loss.
A prominent street contractor informed
q STAR reporter last night that the contract
ors mad used more gravel and sand in the
past two weeks than they had for five years
ms is at least one of the benefits of the of.
nee OF Superintendent of Public Works,
Mike Shine, that frame of honesty 90
briefly and intellect, is whoopinp nm thinos
In the Second District for the Legislature
The people could send no better man than
M ike to represent then, as he is noted for
being attentive to his duties. Let his ma
Iorty be 1000.
POLICE CoURT.-Billy Dempsey is in on A
charge OF breach of the peace, His trial
taxes place this afternoon Billy Swim, the
young man who threatened to shoot Laura
Brennan was fined S53; James Sanders dis
orderly, IA; Sam Cunningham, obstructing
streets, continued.
', CRIMINAL Court. jury in the case of
Burton Hathaway, accused of killing
young Hooker, in West Covington, re. |
turned verdict of guilty and fixed his |
punishment at two years in the Penjten-
hary. This was the lowest sentence thev
could give him. '''
Jack Rife pleaded guilty to carving con-
cealed weapons and was fined $50.
Inc Jury III the case Of Milt. MCLAUGHLIN
was still out at ! o'clock.
The Commonwealth sets up howl about
the city printing. The fact is that the
CommonweaIth's bid should not be recop-
lzed, as it is contrary to the advertise
neht. The STAR has at least two hundred
more subscribers in tovington than the
Commonwealth and about six hundred
more In Newport, two hundred more in
Lexington and fully one thousand more in
'N
our per cent lower than the Common
gealth.
NEWPORT.
Steinheim is the funny man in Council
DR.. L. P. Blackburn, the next Governor
vas in town yesterday
1t required 50 $50 to square up with the
'oys Of the Fire Department.
The st, Elizabeth Hospital, Covington,
tfers to care for invalids from this CITY at
Y 81 per week each.
A youth named VIM. Stax, residing on
williamson street. had a finger broken yes- {
erday while playing baseball.
The city of Newport brought suit vester
ay, against Lizzie and John Steinhauer for {
ack taxes amounting to S156 76
The Chief of Police reports the amount
fines imp sed during the past month to
e $269, OF which S46 was collected.
A reunion of the Newport Sunday-schools
M oe heid next Sunday at p. M, at the =,
Presby terian Church.
Officer Martin was allowed $50 nav bv
ouncil, last night, for time spent in nurs r
1g, the wound he received by the Kline
lob. @
The question of supplying residents in /
he upper end of the city with house and /
ose-reel, as a protection against fire, was
1t down on in Council last night.
MAYORS CoURT.-August Gockemeyer n
enry Winkle, James Johnson, George n
cGuire and John Manning were fined S3 a
nd costs each this morning for disorderly O
,nduct.
The city dads agreed by vote of nine to Il
'ree, last night. to lay over the depot CUES 81
on Tor two more weeks. 1t would be safe Il
bet Your bottom nickel there s no money ri
that job. h
Adam Mosier and Dan. Cunningham will
walking match tonight at P
ayman's Hall and keep it up nightly un D
either gives out. A deposit of $25 was a
ade last night. "
LICENSED TO LovE-John Lottes was o
anted license this morning to wed Mena
'i2ier. Johnny is the youth whom Katie
atom was so anxious to marry, but cir fr
instances were such that he could never 81
nsent. 81
Squire Fuller was summoned before the sa
and Jury at Covington yesterday, to an If
'er lor holding an inquest on the body of ~
man Killed in kenton County. Perhaps
C Coroner will be allowed to hold the in pt
tests hereafter. a,
To-day about IL o'clock one of Swift's so
nrhorse teams colided with car No. TO- pc
the blue line, and tore off portion of Is
roof OF the car and otherwise damaged fr
None OF the passengers were injured, W
though badly scared The conductor was ne
no way to blame. hs
IN answer to letter written by Judge