The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

falling over street dirt pile in front of Elus
Scott street Methodist Church. Concurrsa
in unanimously. And now comes a sufA
for damages.
The same Committee reported an orial-
nance for the construction of brick sewer
in Scott street, from Eleventh to Seventh
street, at the expense of the property
owners.
Referred to the Committee on Severn
uity Engineer and City Attorney.
Council CoNvocArIoN.-The Commits,
on Law reported notice served Auguss
Both on Senour & Perkins to vacate Tho
! new Jail property within one month. Mn
si.throok apologized for his accusation
heretofo.-.e against the Committee of nesli.
gence. The re,rort was concurred in. and
the Committee AM City Attorney in
structed to take the pro."er steps to gss
possession and to collect all r., "tS due tho
city. H.
The same Committee asked to be dir
charged from further consideration of tn
cialm OF Laura B. Reynolds for refundin.
OF street-tax money paid in the fall of 1871
on account OF the improvement of Fifth
street. The petitioner grounded her CLAIM
upon the late decision of the Court of An
pealss, to the effect that all such improye-
ments were made at the legal expense of
the CITY; The Committee says there is mo
legal obligation and no question of moral
OBI CATION involved. Mr.. Ashbrook added
that at least 500, 600 hung upon the fate OF
TINS precedent Report concurred in unan-
iimiously. Likewise like report in tho
like case of J. c. Kerr.
NEWPORT.
y The Clerks of the election should call m.
night at the City Clerks office and procn,,
poll-books.
John Short, of Bellevue street was nra
behind the bars at the Hammond .stro1
station last night on very ugly charge.
Mr. Frank Owens has been appointsa
Judge OF the Election for the Second Ward
tomorrow, vice Henry Bertman resigned,
Parks Broadwell, head engineer on tn
1erryboat Favorite was considerably iniurcI
lifting. O
Joe Bates mourns the loss of gold watcA
that was stolen from him night before last
Whlle IN pursuit of the parties who robbed
his saloon.
John Sellman, sent to the Penitentiarv
from Newport, is reported failing rapidly n
health and will scarcely survive to see hjs
term out.
Partles in Ireland write to Rev. Father
Ennis, OF this city. making inquiries as "a
the whereabouts of one Samuel Lamb WIN
formerly resided here.
Last night about o'clock a sneak thirs
entered the confectionery of Mrs. Gels, On
beNeVue street, and made off with lot Al
ferry tickets and quantity of tobacco.
Margaret Monahan was held over b
Criminal Court by Esquire Harris, THU
morning, in the sum of $50, on Charge of
stealing pair Of earrings from Sails
Reeves.
substantial free-stone pavement, eiehk
inches In thickness and seventy feet lone
has Just been completed in front of War
goner's property on Monmouth street, near
Harris.
In the case of the Clay Insurance Com
pany against the Newport and Dayton
Street Railroad Company, motion for tho
appointment of Receiver is being heard
before Judge Menzies.
Last evening crowd of boys who wers
riding on the forward part of an engine on
the Short Line Road were badly besmearsd
with blood and other portions of COW thai
was run over near Finchtown.
George Setter who resides on John,n
Hill, was severely injured yesterday by a
kick from his horse. He was not killed. a.
a morning paper would have it, but on TIN
contrary, is in fair way to recovery.
John Banner, John Sullivan, Mike Ks.
ly, John Moloney and Henry Hildebrands
were arraigned before 'Squires Buchanan
and Fuller yesterday evening, and all ex.
cept Hilldebrant bound over to the Grim
inal Court on the charge of robbing the
residence of Mr.. John Bates Tuesday nighA
was dismissed.
Martin Extine, aged fifty-eight, who 70
sided with his wife at 90 jefferson street
left home early Wednesday morning, and
ur to the present nothing has been seen or
heard of him. Mrs. Extine is unable ts
give any reason for his disappearance mors
than that he appeared slightly deranged
Sunday last, but Wednesday morning an.
peared all right He kept cigar-stand =
the Exposition.
Henry Hildebrant, John Bonner, Miks
Kelly, John Malloy and John Sullivan
were sent to Jail by Esquire Buchanan yes,
terday afternoon in default of $1O0 paa
bond each. They are charged with tho
theft of lot of bed clothing and other ar.
ticles from Joe Bates. saloon-keeper a
the corner of Harris and Brighton streetA
The stolen property was found upon fat
boat near Sedamsville.
A bad lot named Enoch Bruton visited
the residence of Mrs Bruce Morton, On
Madison street yesterday, and commenced
saucing that lady in very naughty Ian
guage. Mrs. Morton used good sized club
to advantage, and gave him the contents Of
a slop bucket, and then handed him over 70
the police. This morning Mayor Hartoa
fined him So and costs for being drunk and
disorderly, ard regretted that the prosocu-
ting witness did not appear so that he could
double the sentence.