The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29

! IuelI HouF-maklng machinery 10 h0utZahn
brothers. who have placed it in one side OF
their large planning mill, at the hydraulic.
The paper company are putting new paper.
making machinery into the deleted bniid.
ing, and will add wood,pulp machine.
Their two paper mills will then employ
Esenle sixty hands.
| Regular meeting of the Board OF Eduea.
tion at the upper school last night. The
Superntendenps report for May, showing
an Attendance of 1856, was received and ae.
cepted. The Visiting Committee reported
having visited the schools and found all in
first-class order and were much pleased
with the proficiency of the pupils and, neat
nessof theirwdrk. The'removab of trees
in the yard at the lower school was-referred
to the Committee on Supplies and Repairs
The schools were granted a holiday to-mor.
row.
| SPRINGFIELD. o.
| Wells s. Trader, of the News, went down
to the Convention to look after Fosters in
terests Oh Wednesday.
| The Grand Jury has the Nelson and Heg-
Ter cutting scrape in hands, and through
them this affair will be sifted.
hedumb bells and Indian clubs used by
Miss Won Blumen for development are now
ON exhibition in Rufsneider q Brothers
show window
Chas. Gunder, one of the parties who
had hand in the Reinheimer riot on Sat
urday night last, was fined 81 and costs by
Mayor Wallace on Wednesday.
Hanna AmelialRice has .been granted,a
divorce from her husband. George Wash
inSton Rice, upon grounds of lwillful ab-
sence. Well, who'd thought i'll 80
Capt. Henry Porter, of the Cummins Ca
dets, and strong temperance man, for
getting OFT the handle, was sent up to the
Statlon-house for two days and fined 81 and
costs.
Owing to illness, John w. Campion has
Withdrawn from his walk with Won Blu
men, and Mr.. Chas. H. Reifs neider has been
entered in his stead. They start tonight
Be on hand.
Mollie Smith, one of Jane lTingley's vic
tins andsa partyin Tuesdays Mairl-street
matinee, took in fine of 81 and costs at,
His 'Honors Court on Wednesday. The.
same being not forthcoming Mollie was
run. up to Spring street.
Missouri Logger brings a bastardy suit.
against James Dunn and previous to the.
trial before 'Squire.Blese offers to compro-
'mise at $25 and payment of doctor bill.
Janiesiwon't comp" and so 4gives $500
bonds for his appearance in the Common
Pleas Court.
Charles f. Folger titled the walking
conundrnm," did up the Convention for the
Republic Frank .Webbwent along to, pro-
tect Folger from insult and accident. CliffyI
remained at home to read proofs and see
that. Fol l-g-e-r-s name was not misspelled
when attached to dispatches
An attempt at burglary was made upon
the residence of Major w. ]. White on
South Market street, at late hour on
Tuesday night The party making the att
tempt, while prying at a shutter, was de-
tected by passing pedestrian who gave
the alarm and frightened the man away. 4
The following names, handed I'M byMayor
Wallace for appointments upon the reserve
force were laid upon the table for one week.
for investigation: Joshua Fisher, Frank
Lang, Maurice Rahilly, VIM. L. Lentz and.
George Braxen. Our city dads got a con-
trary spell some weeks ago, and from it they.
seem to have not yet emerged.
The decision ina motion for anew trial
in the Price and Rice case will, it is ex-
pected, not be returned for several days,
Rice; has several times lately tried to4coml II
promise but'his offers have been so petty, Il
considering the award that his efforts havesI
been insigniticantly overlooked. The fight
now is Rice VS. Justice.
The suits of Willis and Stewart AGAINST
ID. i. Minahan and the City of Springfield
were called to-day Thursday in the Com
mon Pleas Court. The same were enteredlI
by the above named parties for damages
caused to their business interests by
the construction of what is knownl
as the Mill Run Sewer. Stewards damages
have been put at$65O, while Willis, in con.l
lectlon with man named Fahr lays claim
to $1,000. These parties assert that the
construction of the same was improper and
notin accordance with survey. II