The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-08

to sniff around as ii every thing was not sat
isfactory. and it finally became noised about
that house of ill-repute had been opened
in the aforesaid residence. This was too
much for the good people, who openly and
Indignantly remonst rated against such a
state of affairs. On Sunday evening Mar
shal Jimmie Marshall and his deputy, Frank
Spencer, lurked around, taking items, as it
were, and, after being further convinced of
the truth Of the report, Immediately made
themselves known MS officers of the town
and told the females, whose names are
Schoonlaub, Moushart and Lanigan to va
cate in twenty -four hours or they would be
arrested and lodged in Jail. Last evening
the house was closed, and its inmates de-
parted to clincs unknown. The Mayor
and officers mentioned above deserve credit
for their action in the matter.
HOME CITY AND DELHI.
There will be meeting of citizens Friday
evening at the l., c. e. l.. Depot, at 8 o'clock,
TO nominate a candidate for School Trustee.
A large attendance is desired.
The following is the result Of the election
in the Western Precinct of Delhi Township
Justice of the Peace-Paull 1852; Lott,
66.
Trustees-Gottschalk 203; Rentz, 1870;
Myers, 1875; Kinney, 100; Demmons, i;
Gabe, |.
Clerk--(arson, 204; Green, 25.
Treasurer-John A. Kreis 2A; Nose
Andrews, /.
Assessor-Murphy, 1856; Mayhem, 80;
Steil, %; Dohme, Z; Sandman, 4.
Constable-Myers, 1893; Zoller, "a; Cross,
.; Weise, 1; Lawrence, 0; Withaiser 1.
Supervisor-Di District s-Steil, 81; White,
80; Fritz, Il; Stickell, II.
District Gross, 38; Kaufman, 18.
District 5-Filler, %; Neahaus, IL.
District 6-Krapp 20; Dresler, 2.
HAMILTON.
City Council meeting tonight
!. P. Strauss the boss clothier, was in
Cincinnati yesterday.
Riley Bros, of the First Ward, took in
Middletown Sunday.
Frank Miller and John Rollins had live.
ly skirmish at the First Ward polls yes
terday.
F. T. Hill, of Cincinnati. returned home
Yesterday, after pleasant visit among
friends.
Miss Lotte Leffel, of Chicago daughter
OF the late james Leffel, of Springfield, is
in the city on visit.
Miss Belle Clark, of the First Ward, who
has been seriously i'll for some months, is
reported somewhat better.
Max NJ. Moss, diligent law student in
Gen. Vandeveer's Office, will attend school
in Lebanon this coming fall.
A large package of clothing has been left
tthe Gymnasium rooms and Mr.. S. J.
LETTER wants the owner to call and claim
il.
A calico apron social will be given in the
lecture room of the First Baptist Church
tonight Cruesday). A necktie will be given
to each gentleman. All are cordially III.
vitcd.
A few days ago it was announced in
these columns that Drs. Talbot and Brown
had removed five ''cancer polypi' from the
throat of Mrs. Samuel Carver. The friends
of Mrs. Carver desire us to say that it was
simply the removal of poypi from the
nasal cavities and was not of a serious ma
tule.
LAWRENCERURG, IND.
At the request of many citizens John
Huth will be a candidate for Marshal.
The original New Orleans Minstrel Com
hination will give frst-class performance
on Saturday evening next, 18th inst
The infant son of Mrs and Mr.. Hitzfield
who died of inflammation of the windpipe
will be buried this afternoon at o'clock.
Licking, the confectioner, has sold his
interests to George c. Rupperk. After liv
ing in this city over twelve years he re-
moves to Lancaster, his former home.
DAYTON. Ky.
John Moore, who lives in upper Dayton
was caught in some chains and pulleys al
the Marine Railway yards yesterday morn
ing and received injuries which it is feared
will prove fatal. He was conveyed to hi,
home.
John McNally of Dayton, KY, through
his attorneys, Hallam e. Perkins, of Gov
ington, filed suit against John Lowe, also ol
Dayton, for damages alleged to have beer
made for stoning his (McNally's) house and
striking his children. The suit was filed in
the Circuit Court at Covington, and the
amount asked for is So, 900.
CRY CoUNCIL-There was full attend
ance at City Council last night and the fol
lowing Standing Committees were appoint
ed by President Donaldson:
Law-Anderson, Winter Hackers.
Finance-Bode Nolte, Hunter.
Streets-Busse, Bauman, Winter, Bode.
Poor-Nolte, Hackers, Anderson, Hunter.
Jail-Rackers, Busse, Hunter.
Printing Winter, Bauman.
A communication from Wm. Heb, in
regard to running steam ferry, was re.
ferred 10 the Law Committee.
A communication from the City and
Suburban Telegraph Association, relative
to erecting telephone line, was referred to
the Law Committee, with power to act
A communication from G. w. Maxev,
Mayor in regard to enforcing the Stock
Law was referred to the Law Committee.
President Donaldson disappointed to act
40 Trustee for the city, in bidding in the
Macarthur property offered at Sheriff's sale,
in liquidation of the judgments against
Macarthur by the city.
Mr. Winter offered motion that spe.
cial committee be appointed to confer with
the Cincinnati Consolidated Street Railroad
Company in relation to establishing steam
ferry between Cincinnati and Dayton.
Messrs. Winter, Hunter and Bode were ap-
pointed on said committee.
Mr. John 5. Ducker was elected City At
tOrney for the ensuing year.
Mr.. John Daley was elected City En-.
gineer
Mr.. George Faith was elected Street Com
missioner Adjourned.
Grateful Women.
None receive so much henelt and mono