The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

have not adopted new rules to govern
themselves.
The employees OF the blast furnace at
Swift's Rolling Mill got an advance OF 10
per cent. this morning on their wages The
coal shovelers have also been advanced %
cents, making their wages 81 50 per day.
Buck Lanigan got boiling drunk yester-
day and commenced heaving brickbats at
passers-by. Officers Flynn and Creighton,
after receiving their. share of the missiles,
hauled him in. Mayor Harton fined him
$l0 and costs this morning.
Primrose Myers, who resides on German
street, fell from the kitchen of his resi-
dence yesterday and broke two ribs in his
right side. He was engaged in repairing a
chimney at the time, and the roof being
slippery he lost his balance and fell with
the above result.
John White, an employe at Swifts, and
Joe Reggie indulged in free fight at Phil.
Scharlcs' saloon, on Madison and Moss
streets yesterday afternoon, for which they
were brought in and put behind the bars.
This morning Mayor Harton fined Reggie
$40 and costs and White $5 and costs.
A letter from Bishop Toebbe was readat
the Church of the Immaculate Conception
yesterday which stated that unless parents
withdrew their children from the public
Schools and send them to the Parochial
Schools they would hereafter be debarred
from the reception of the sacraments.
Officer James Dupey, as good man as
ever wore blue, rendered his resignation
yesterday, to take effect Immediately. He
has accepted position as second engineer
on the steamboat Reuben Springer, and
will leave on the next trip. Mr.. Phil.
Parry, an excellent man, succeeds him.
The following officers were elected last
evening for the st. Boniface Orphan Asso
ciation: President, f. Schwermann; Vice
President, J. Schuh; First Secretary, ].
Stephany; Second Secretary, B. Weber
Treasurer, D. Rosenberg; Flag-bearer, j
Koebble; Treasurer of Trustees Adam
Haas; Secretary of Trustees. T. Wempe
Trustees, B. Wick and J. Shuh. A com
mittee was appointed to examine the books
of the Association and report at the mex
meeting.
The last will and testament of the latt
Elizabeth Allen was probated in the Conn
4 ty Court this morning. She bequeathed tC
her daughter, Elizabeth Gassoway, of thi
A citN in consideration of care and kindness
] TO inersSs,,t and husband for many year
\ all of her real an. persona
estate, after the following sums are paie
out: 5000 to her daughter, Mrs. Alice Bo
i dine, wife of Rev. w. Bodine and the SAM
amount to her son, Samuel Allen, of Kan
sas City. The funeral expenses of hersel
and husband, Rev. Ethan Allen, are alst
to be deducted from the estate.
County Court. Miller was ap
pointed administrator of the estate of Got
lieb Mann, in place of Mary Mann, re
bsigned. George Tippenhauer was appoint
ed administrator Of Mary E. Winters. 4
), rule was issued against James Dolman t.
show cause why his license should not b,
, rescinded for failing to keep his ferry &C
J cording to law. Rule returnable the thirt
Monday in January.
A rule was awarded against Dora Bona
han to show cause why she should no
make final settlement OF the estate Q
Peter Quinn.
+. Rucklischell made an application t
keep tavern in Dayton, KY, which wa
opposed by q petition signed by eight
citizens, and the hearing Of the case wa
set for next Thursday.
On motion of c. ]. Helm, w. H. Fit,
gerald was appointed administrator {
Sarah Harrison. ..
On motion of J. G. Wright, attorney, J
B. Often, J. Byrd and Wm. Caldwell wei
appointed Commissioners to allow dover I
: Julia A. Anderson.