The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08

away in death about o'clock this morn
ing at the residence OF his son, Mr.. A. H..
Cole, on Bellevue street. Deceased was
born in Canandaigua, New York, and was
in his seventy-siXth year at the time of his
death.
Michael Blank who was arrested about
three months ago on charge Of breach OF
the peace, and was remanded to Jail by
Squire Airing, he being unable to give bonds
to keep the peace, was released yesterday on
a writ of habeas corpus He threatens to
bring suit against the Squire for false i'm
prisonment.
A woman named Mrs. Cane, whose hus-
band, James Cane, is lying sick in Louis
vile, WAS forced with two children 10 leave
her little house this morning, she being un-
able to settle the rent. Chief CottnghanI
passed the hat around at the Courthouse,
and in short time sufficient was raised to
send her and family to Louisville.
The proprietors of the Dayton Iron
works, Swift's Rolling-mill, the Dueber
| Watch-case Mandatory and the Newport
Cincinnati Iron and Pipe Company have
so far failed to pay the license required by
law making total of 81 600 due the city.
Mayor Harton will issue warrants this
afternoon for their arrest if they fail to
come to time.
School BoARD.-At the School Board
meeting last night the Treasurer reported
receipts during tie past month to be
", 456 10; expenditures, 81, 255 49, leaving
| a balance on hand of S20l 26.
The Superintendent's report showed that
during the month there were enrolled in
the school 1873 pupils. with an average
daily attendance of /, ,7SS; the number en-
rolled during the year, 2,52s.
Mr.. Wood reported settlement made
with the city by the acceptance of two
notes. INSTRUCTION was given not to accept
the notes until they are fully indorsed
Claims amounting to $40 So were al
lowed. The salaries Of the employees of the
Board were ordered paid.
A resolution of thanks was adopted to
the Rev. w. NJ. Pettis President of the
Board of Examiners, and his associates, for
the impartial and intelligent manner in
which they discharged their respective du-
ties as members of said Board at the recent
examination of applicants for positions in
our schools, and their hearty cooperation
with us in our endeavors to elevate the
status of our schools.
The Treasurer, Mr.. Lock, will be at the
Ringgold-street building on Wednesday
afternoon after 3 o'clock to pay off the
teachers.
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Editor Kirkpatrick, of the Farm and
Fireside, is at Jackson, Michigan.
The prospects now are that the s., J. &
?. Road will go under the hammer on Mon
day next.
Matilda Green has been granted a di-
vorce from her husband, Theron Green, on
the grounds of adultery.
Squire Smith fined Henry Stell
81 and costs on Monday for an assault and
battery committed upon his wife.
The picnic of the Primary Department of
the English Lutheran Church, set for to-
day (Tuesday), has been postponed until
Thursday.
Joe Van Glider was unable to prove an
alibi when arraigned in the Mayors Court
on Monday. In consequence he was
bound over in the sum of S400 to answer in
the Common Pleas Court.
The reading room of the Public Library
was thrown open for public use on Sunday,
The attendance throughout the day was de-
cidedly slim, caused no doubt by the scar
city of good readable books and papers,
The only name upon the slate at Spring
street on Monday night was that of we'll
known wi(e-beater, who will be pulled
through the mill to. day. He will surely be
enrolled upon the Green Wilson staff and
hisname will be made public upon call.
Perry Beehtel is the loser of a Hopkins &
Allen revolver, which was taken from his
pocket while playing Samaritan and deal
ing out to some thirsty boys water. The
same is marked by its makers and also its
number, u 2,5i7. On the top of it can also
be found X. L., No. 3.
A package containing nine knives and
forks and one half-dozen spoons was found
on Monday morning behind freight car
and the old Letfel Works. The initials
upon them are 'R. H." That package can
now be had by the owner by calling at the
office of the Chief of Police.
Judges White and Gilmore, of the Su-
premc Court, have consented to hold spe-
cial session here to consider the righteous
ness of the Derby award. The third mem
ber's consent to same, it is now understood,
has been returned. The five judges of the
Supren Court will act upon it during this
or the coming week.
Miss Laura ]. Beck, Springfield dress
maker files her petition, through her attor-
ney, f. S. Wallace, in which she brings suit
against DR.. Ramsey, o surgeon dentist ask
ing damages in the sum of 5000, the same
p''lS Dl'uS't dboib ny all lnDGllldtlDll llllO
her system of loathsome and virulent dis
ease in abstracting tooth, the same pro
nounced by her physicians, Drs. Russell
and McLaughlin,,to be syphilis. She sets
forth her good moral character, both as a
resident of Ohio and Illinois, and claims
that by this it is assailed.
The Narrow gauge people put upon their
road on Sunday an excursion train for par |
ties anxious to look over their road at
cheap rates. At this point, perhaps owing |
to the early hour of departure it was poor |
ly patronlzed, but at points along the line |
it received large contributions, and conduc-
tor Lou. Carr carried into Jackson G. III. |
about five hundred people. The attraction
offered at that place was camp-meeting, |
held beneath commodious tent, at which |
several colored preachers from over the
State presided. The parties who took it in
report the scenery along the line magnifi-
cent and the horseshoe bends truly won
derful. Nothing turned up to mar ones
pleasure but a squad OF Bainbridge roughs,
who seemed spelling for a fight Prepara-
tions were on hand to give this gang a
hearty reception, which they discovered
and then keeled. If you want to spend a
pleasant day and are lovers of the curious
take in the next excursion
MARYSVILLE. o.
Miss Lou. Farrier, of Redwood, was in
own yesterday.
Quite number attended camp meeting
1t Mechanicsburg yesterday from here.
]. NJ. wilkins returned last night from
Jhricksville, where he has been spending
he Fourth with brothers.
B. wilkins, of Uhricksville, formerly of
darysville, was nominated for State Sena.
or by acclamation on Saturday last at the
Ioshocton Democratic District Convention.