The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-28

quarters. 10 occupy the present site OF the old hos
Dital building In the southeast corner OF the in |
closure, on Taylor street. There were six bids |
nom as many individuals and firms, some OF |
hem being from Cincinnati. Messrs, Harris d |
of this city, were the lowest bidders for
he work ct $500, and the contract Will be
awarded to them.
BOLD BAD Boys.-Patrick Day, VIM. Schneider |
and VIM. Mullen Yesterday afternoon concluded
70 take the :uwn, and started up southgate street,
'ro,. Isabella, where they encountered Anthony
Flannery, whom they assaulted, knocking him
down, breaking several of his teeth.
A ittlgafuTther on they halted in front OF the
house tenanted by colored people named Burn
side, and sent about dozen of them indoors by
a voley of stones, and afterward stoned the house
and windows. By this time the police had been
notified, and hastened down to see the three men
off on run.
They were pursued, and Day captured by Officer
Flynn on the corner of Saratoga street, where he
had fallen over sand pile. Officer Smith caught
up with Schneider little further on, while Null
len took 10 the river and after considerable parley
gave himself UP.
They were arraigned before Mayor Harton this
morning, and Day, for an assault committed on
Mr. Flannery, was fined $50 and costs and bound
over with Mullen and Schneider to the Criminal
Court in $500 each on charge of destruction OF
property They all went toSail.
BAD Boys BOUNCED Robert Bates, who runs
saloon at the corner OF Harris and Brighton streets.
was robbed last night of Slj In change and $50 in
orders on Swifts Mil. Tom Carroll and John
Penman, better known as ''Seotty," visited the
saloon about 10 O'Clock last night, and after tax
ing several drinks commenced raising general
racket
The bar.keeper's attention was taken up with
"Scotty,' who kept up the racket, Knocking over
beer glasses, chairs, &c, while 1t is said Carroll
proceeded up stairs and rled Bates clothes of the
amount named above. Officers James DAILY and
Dug Martin were notified, and the former officer
remarked, taking cigar with "Scotty" but short
time previous at Front and York streets, he no
tic"d at the time that Scotty was rather flush.
The officers traced the men to Cincinnati and to
several houses of il-fame that they had visited,
and thence over the bridge to Covineton, and
finally, after tracking them all night came up
with them at o'clock this morning atSwift's roll
ine-mill while in the act OF donning their old
clothes to go to work. They were at once taken
in harge and placed in the lookup, and their
cases set for l:3O p. IN. tomorrow before Squire
Buchanan. The orders were ali found in their
possession but the money was spent
HAMILTON.
Mrs. David Sample is sick with chills.
]. c. Cowell's little daughter Nora is
quite sick
Mr.. c. Richter and son were in Detroit
yesterday.
Charles Vallandigham paid Hamilton a
flying visit.
Mr.. H. Reutte and wife returned from
Europe last night.
w. II. Frechtling took advantage of the
excursion to Detroit.
The Colored Club met last night and had
an enthusiastic meeting.
Mr.. Lehmukull has built an addition to
his store on Second street.
The Hon. Geo. X. Nash delivers an ad.
dress Saturday evening al Hamilton.
Mr.. A. r. Eye started for Kansas City
yesterday morning on three weeks visit.
The charming Miss Clara Childs, of Otto
wa, Ill.,, is visiting Mrs. Dr. Hamer, Of
Venice.
The Mission Sunday School had gIori
Gus time picnicking at the Fair Grounds
yesterday.
Boys, save your coppers that you may at
| tend the Exposition at the Queen City
September 10th.
Glen. r. Gilmore, of Eaton, is spending
few days with his friend, Mr. J. +. Riley
at the Straub House.
The Rev. DR.. Anderson will give his con
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at the Presby yterian Church.
Supt. Pollock and wife, of Camden, DR.
Kirkwood and Prof. Henkle were the guests
Of Supt l.. D. Brown yesterday.
The Butler County Grange meets Septem
Der 2nd at Hamilton when grand reunion
of the farmers Of this vicinity is expected.
The union of the Sixty-ninth with til,
Thirty-ffth 0. V. |. is expected next Sat
urday evening at the Court house in orde
to have united commemoration of tht
battle Of Chickamauga.
Next Thursday is the day appointed fo
the entertainment to be given by the ladie
of the Children's Home. They propose t,
raise funds to run the Home during tn,
winter, and will be kindly aided by all
Some gymnastic exercises may be ex
pected.
There is some "trouble in camp over i1
| the First Ward, because the foreman of
certain brewery refuses his men cash wher
their weeks work is done, claiming tina
their wages have been paid in beer. This il
rather a slack mode of dealing, and we ar,
glad to see the interested parties come ou
boldly against this crying evil.
| At w clock laSt IllBHl tne SudlWart 1ramt
of W. D. Henkle ascended the platform a
the Universalist Church, from which h,
was billed to deliver lecture on "Min(
and Matter" His subject was a good one
and many that composed the cultured au
dience pronounced the lecture as one full
of glowing thoughts and weighty senti
ments expressed in a lively and interesting
manner.
The Police Investigating Committee me
last night for the purpose of examining wit
nesses relative to charges preferred agans
Jacob Boil, on or about August 22d. Sew
eral witnesses were called and examined
but no definite conclusion was reached
The Committee on Police were instructed
to procure all necessary testimony and re
port at the Council Chamber next Monda,
evening, when it is hoped the matter vii
be settled.
The Butler County Teachers institute
opened yesterday with a good attendance
| After the opening exercises Professor Clari
gave good lecture on Asia, in which h,
spoke of the coal production as being small
the rivers not navigable to any grea
land could be found in China. Su
| DeTlntcHucHb LIE ~ DIOWH bTlcu
impress upon the minds of all the necessi
ty Of repetition in teaching. He said pu
pills ought to learn by twos, and thereb
cultivate the law of association. Geograph,
and history should be studied together
His remarks were good and an increased in
terest and attendance is noticed.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Jessamine County was we'll represente'
at the Fair yesterday.
Watermelons were never so plenty 0
cheap as they are this season.
The st. Nicholas, Ashland and Souther
Hotels are crowded with people.
A farmer living few miles from the cit,
has lost several fine cattle from the ''tongu
disease"
Miss Susie Cromwell and Miss Mary His
gins have returned from their visit to Nj
Sterling.