The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


City Clerk Davidson says he will be able
to run foot races i'll n few days.
Mr.. Frank Meyers was Saturday ap-
pointed turnkey at the Jail, vice Henry
Nice removed.
Tho prisoners convicted Mt the last term
Of the Criminal court will be taken to the
pcnitcntary Wednesday.
Look ont for warl A Democratic eonvcrl-
tioh, Cnhnty and Criminal Courts all in
session to-day at Falmouth.
The notion store of Mr. Gates on Mad-
nStreet above Tenth was burglarzed Of
alotof candy, cigars and tobacco.
:, The police earned their salary Yesterday
Fourteen arrests are credited to them, be.
sides quciing other riots in the city
Mr., Mike Crawlcy, who fell down flight
ofstalrs few weeks since, died from his
injuries Saturday morning, and was buried
yesterday.
Duke Cor5in purchased fifteen clocks
this morning ut n cnnStables sale. lie
claims tIat each one Of them is the original
'grandather's clock"
The residence of II. C.. Hayer the photo
grarher, was entered by burglars Saturday
afternoon. who carried OF 1919 worth of
'jewelry belonging 10 Mrs. Hayer
The attention Of the police is called to
the crowd of loafcrs that congregae at
GnerneN's ice-house every Sunday, and in
'inl &c i'll lighting chickens, playing cards,
and other immoral pustimes.
At the meeting of the Orphan Society of
ST. Pauls Church yesterday Messrs. A.
Britzwein, c. Mahlmar,sW. FenSz, g. Roth
and Rev. Caspar Moser the pastor were
appointed to procure o new standard for
the Society.
Mr.. George Ayres, of Ibis city, yesterday
received a letter from Germany, announc-
ing the death there Of his brother John lie
was engaged in repairing large vat in
brewery and accidentally fell into it, the
water al the time being heated to 172 de-
grces.
Zip Heron, a would-be sport and
young blood, WHO, when he gets his hide
full of beer slops, thirsts for human gore
went to the Arbeter Hall Saturday night
and put it on John Valentines eye for two
drinks and raised general disturbance in
the house until Johnny was compelled to
put it on his eye in a manner that would
have been credit TO Tom Allen.
MASHED BY THE MAYOR ON MONDAY
Walter Rankin, breach Of the peace, $53
Monkey James and his brother were Gagged
Saturday night on the charge of raising
general disturbance i'll Helltown. Their
cases will be called tomorrow. John C.
BRYANT James Williams and August Koons
were fined 81 each for being in possession
OF an appetite which calls for multiplicity
OF corn juice. Thomas Mcdonald and Joe
Layfuette will have their cases investigated
tomorrow. August Weser, disorderly oc-
casioned by drunk, $l3. Austin Hag-
gerty, drunk, continued. John Wagner,
shooting in city limits, continued. VIM
Raben, safe keeper, dismissed.
NEwr0aT.
Board of Education tonight.
County Court day at Alexandria.
The Hibernans. of Newport, will not
parade on st. Parell's Day.
A report reached this city this morning
that Col. Tar Baker of Alexandra, was w.
ing at the point OF death.
William English, who was lying danger
ousiy ill., was somewhat better this morn
ing, and is now considered out of danger.
Henry Coleman (colorcd), who was ar
rested Saturday night on suspicion of being
a chicken thief, was dismissed this morn
ing.
The revival at the First Baptist Church
will continue this week. Rev. Mr.. Tinker
will preach each evening on the Life of |
Christ"
The case of the Dayton Street Railway
Company against ey-Mayor Berry and the |
city of Newport, is still hanging fire in the
Circuit Court.
Rev. Father MaclQey, of ST. Patrick's |
Church, Cincinnati, will deliver a lecture
Sunday evening next at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, this city.
Cry COURT MArTERs.-Ben. Burke, dis
orderly conduct, $5 and COSTS James Smith,
same; James Maloney, drunk and disorder
ly, 50 and costs; Mike Locker, disorderly
conduct, IS and costs.
During the wind and storm Yesterday
morning heavy wooden shutter on a
frame house on Lewis street fell to the
ground, striking man named John Chut-
man, causing fracture of the collar bone.
A meeting of the Newport Bar was held
at l2 IN. to-day, but Immediately after ad-
Journed until tomorrow morning, when
appropriate action will be taken on the
death of A. d. Smaliey. Tlle members will
attend the funeral in body.
The police would have arrested another
batch of disorderly females Saturday night
but there was no place to put them. The
Committee on City buildings should push
forward TO completion the female portion
of the Jail.
The trouble that existed between the
puddlers aud EMPLOYERS at Swift's Rolling
Mill was amicably settled this morning and
the men went To work. The rail depart l.
ment is now the only portion a. stand /,
still, and il is thought that the trouble cx- :
lsting there will be settled at Meeting to
be held this evening.
Rev. DR.. Matthews preached somewhat
striking sermon in the Columba-street
PRESBYTERIAN Church yesterday, which has
had the effect of arousing a sense of the
mutual obligation OF pastor and people. A {
determination to cancel the pecuniary obli- I
cations of the Church has been resolved
hpon, and active measures have been mi {
fiated thar promise complete Success Che I
people feel that the trumpet gave no un-
certain sound, and hence they prepared at !
1nce for the battle. !
DEATH OF COL sNALLFY-Col. Andrev +
D. Smaliey, for many years resident of
Newport, and widely, known and respected, {
lied suddenly of heart disease at ii o
}. clock yesterday at his late residence on !
York street. Col. smalley was born in D
Western New York, and i'll 1913 came to
Newport. In the spring OF the same year X
le married Miss Agnes Caldwell In 1870 O
he was admitted to the bar of Campbell y
County, Of which he has been an efficient y
md honored member. He was an old Ma
on and a member OF Robert Burns Lodge,
" which he will be buried The services "
viii be held at the Taylor Street NJ L.
5hnrch, the sermon to be preached by P
Bishop Kavanaugh. IL
Mr.. Edwin Irwin, the sprightly and fasc- h
latlng qull-driver of the Commercial and a