The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-31


this morning. In order to put this
matter to test they got dead dunk
and commenced raising old Ned generally.
They were hauled in at a late hour and
slowed away in the Stati9n-house for safe
keeping. This morning Judge Harton
explained the laws on the drunk
and disorderly question by fining each IS
and costs. They paid the fine and went
home much wiser than they came.
sPRENGFIEhD. o.
W. q. Alexander correspondent of the
Toledo Bee, is spending a few days in the
Champion City, the guest of the ltidenour
boys.
A festival is to be given in City Hall
Saturday evening February 9TH, for the
benefit of the Duquesne Blues. 1t should
bring them big returns.
Six freight cars loaded with what re-
NAMED of Deibert's mill after the fire some
time since passed this point going south
over the Panhandle Road to day.
Pat. Bolan, candidate for Council in the
Fourth Ward, has drawn oil. Pat got all he
wanted of it, and now says: "IO be sure
ye bluffed me- but may the devil fly away
wild 'ou and yer Office"
Mr.. Jason w. Phillips, of Center street,
is confined to his home suffering the effect
Of an attack of diphthcria. His little daugh-
ter, who was thought to be at the point Of
death, took change for the better on Sun
day, and 1t Is now thought out of danger.
| While Tony Gallagher, of Harrison
street, and friend were enjoying buggy
ride on Saturday their pleasure came to a
sudden termination. While turning the
corner of Monroe and Limestone streets
the vehicle broke down, throwing both par
ties out, and strange to say, neither party
received any injuries, but they did get q
lively shakingup.
On our rounds on Saturday we ran across
something at the foot of Market street We
inquired about this something. and was in
formed that it had been placed there for q
bridge. Thinking that this must be mis-
take, we hunted up the builders of 1t,
Mcssrs Staley & Olds, who explained to us
and stated its fine points. We are now sat
isfied, and in praiseEwould say that if we
had a son, and if he could build one like it,
we would Willingly see him die.
The office of the News was attached on
Saturday night by Constable Daley. The
same was done to satisfy supposed claim
held by an eye-sore by the name of d. T.
West. who until lately imagined he held a
record in the newspaper world. An at
tachment upon property of this kind and
at an hour of the night when every mo-
ment was valuable and to satisfy such
claim as that held by West is an outrage,
and any person falling SO low as to partici-
pate in such should not be tolerated among
decent people.
THE MAYORS LEvEE-"Step this way,
Edward Hennessey. What. been drunk
again? Well, don't mention it-$4 go"
what, does my eyes feast upon you, fair
youth, whom thy cognomen is Dave Roller,
for abusing family and at the age of four
teen. Yes; then lie thee away to the hill
for ten days" "Isaac Toles! and here upon
tine charge of placing nuisance upon
forbidden ground. Thou hast been warned,
citizen ToIes, 50 we will call it this time
"a 80, but don't repeat it." Jake Toles!
What another of the family, and here for
disorderly behavior. So the boy threw
stones at you, Jake, and you lost consider
able time in dodging them, and at last it
lost flavor, and then you placed board on
his chin. Well make it 81 10, and Just let
justice yell until it's hoarse."
COZADDAEE. 20.
A Joint celebration of the anniversary of
the |. q. 0. f. in America will take place at
Pleasant Plain on the 2Gth of April by it
and neighboring lodges.
Married. yesterday, Charles Sgar to Miss
Patience Mount. Charlie was one of the
regulars" and received due attention in
the shape of an old-fashioned "Celin." He
come OUT with the refreshments.
Courthouse tax, or no Courthouse tax"
is the question here in local politics. Nor
row wants the Courthouse there, and
Lebanon wants to keep it. A bill for its re-
moval is made the special order for next
Tuesday evening, before our mock legisla-
ture. A large attendance will be present,