The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-06
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND



MIR. R. g. Frazier was yesterday elected
Lodge Deputy of the X. of Ii.
Ernst Clark was run in this morning on
q charge of 4 breach of the peace.
Dick Spillman was thrown from wagon
this morning, and his left arm dislocated
A marriage license was granted this
morning to Dominick J. Case and Ida NJ.
Williams.
Fred. Piatt, our old umbrella mender
and scissors grinder, dropped dead at
Frankfort yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph A. Keene died at the resi-
dence of J. p Harbrick last night in the
seventy-ninth year of her age.
Mr.. Robert Greene, whose lamentable af.
fair is mentioned in our local columns, is
slightly improved this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Cook have the deepest
sympathy of the entire community in the
death of their little child which was buried
yesterday
The soldiers and sailors met last night al
Youngers Hall, and made arrangements
for taking part in the Decoration Day cere-
monies in Cincinnati.
In the County Court this morning Kate
Holsen qualified as administrative of the
estate of her husband, and gave bond, with
Richard Wolking as surety.
PoLICE COURT Henry Tungate, drunk
and disOrderly, $13; Sanders Marshall, petit
larceny, continued; John Shay, drunk, 81.
Shay is the man who represents himself as
apriest.
Mr.. ]. Spreckelmeyer the carrier for the
STAR in the western portion of the city, is
one of the attendants at the Stienken we'd
ding to-day, and if any person misses their
paper it is all right.
The body of Ben. Krimpelman, the boy
who was drowned with young Crow on the
26th of January last was found yesterday
evening about 8 clock, not far from the
scene of drowning. The Coroner held an
inquest, returning o verdict of accidental
drowning
The Grand Jury reported this morning
indictments against Burthon Hathaway
for manslaughter. l.. C. Cronnger and
Bichard Ramsay were fined $500 each for
promoting a lottery. Fred. W. Strom,
Mevers were fined 500 each for vending
lottery tickets. The case of Josephine
Braxton is in progress.
NLwPORT.
The Criminal Court docket contains
seventy cases.
LICENSED TO LovE.-John Wiedmer and
Margaret Widerandcr.
Charles Conklin was fined SIS and costs by
Mayor Harton for being drunk and dsor-
derly.
Treasurer Berry handed over s., 500 to the
School Board yesterday, for the payment Of
teachers.
The police will shortly give a picnic
which will no doubt be the boss affair of
the season. The proceeds will go towards
paying for the new uniforms.
Constable Clary is busily engaged in serv-
ing papers on saloon and coffee. house
keepers who have been indicted by the last
Grand Jury. There are over forty of such
indictments.
meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee is called for this evening at s
o'clock at the Office of G. ]. Helm on York
for the purpose OF fixing a date for holding
the County Convention.
Officer Denny Flynn had lively chase
down Madison street last night after q
would-be thief, but all he was able to cap
ture was the fellows hat. Denny has tile
latter, and is willing to give it up on de-
mand.
n PIOJcIt 10 pil lOOO anu is UelllS CouSlN-
eraDIy discussed among some of our best
citizens, to have the government of the city
placed in the hands of an executive board
of three, the latter to be elected by the
people
There was "blood on the moon" in the
Town Council of Alexandria last night
Several of the dads engaged in windy war
md it was thought for some time that gore
was imminent. The session finally broke
np in row, and Messrs. Jacob White and C.
Lewis sent i'll their designations.
Pat Lyons imbibed too freely yesterday
of Kentucky sour mash, and during the
afternoon raised such racket that In
spector of Police, Jake LOesch, was obliged
TO arrest him. Before landing him in the
station-hOuse Jake was pretty well used up,
Pat having knocked him down several
times. The latter was fined $40 and costs
this morning.
Maggie Lewis returned home last night
after an absence of three days. Size was be-
fore Judge Wilson of Cincinnati yesterday
to answer charge of drunkenness, and
His Honor presented her with ferry
ti6iet and told her to leave for Newport in
stanter and not return. Saturday last Mag
gle was banished from this city by Mayor
Harton.
County CoURT--The will of Elizabeth
Johnson was offered for probate, but the
Judge refused on account of her not being
married woman.
The will of S. T. Tarvin was adm. led to
probate, and his son, D. N. Tarvin, was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate.
The Assessor presented his report, and
had his claims allowed.
SCHOOL BoARD-The Board met last night
In regular session. The reports of the cen
sus takers were received and referred to the
local Trustees for correction. A commune
cation was received from three teachers who
have taught for twenty years asking that
their certificates be renewed without fur
ther examination. The resignation of Mr..
b. f. Smith, member from the Sixth Ward,
who has removed to another State, was re.
ceiyed. Vacation was granted to the
schools for May 23d and 30th to allow teach.
ers to be examined.
LUDLOW. KT.
The cases of The City of Ludlow vs. John
Grace, and The same VS.. Margaret Grace
(his wife, were terminated Yesterday, the
judgment of the Court being that they
were guilty of a provocaton of the breach
Of the pence. These are the cases pros
ecuted by Mrs. Andrews for an attack upon
her daughter. 1t is now rumored that Miss
Andrews will prosecute John Grace in
civil action in the County Court, for slander
and defamation of character
LEXINGTON. KY.
An enjoyable hop at the Asylum Friday
night
The aucioneers report the sales of stock
as decidedly lirmer, with much better
prices.
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