The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-15
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y. P. W. BILL NOW 4 ALAw-REoRGANzATIoS OF
CLEVELAND.
Special to the Star
CoLrMpUs, May 15.-The Board OF Public
Works Bill is now law, having been de-
posted with the Secretary of State this
morning. Klimpcr intended to make a
motion for n reconsideration to-day, but
found it useless, as the bill was even gain
ing strength.
The next move is to reorganizc the mum
icipal government Of Cleveland, and very
strong lobby is expected here to-day for
that purpose. 1t will be marShaled by
Waldemar Otis.
Judge Taft and Hon. George Hoadly were
on the floor Of the House this morning, and
were well received.
Pittsburs.
THE MINING ENGGSEERs-"YoU QUIT" EJEcr-
MENT SUIT.
Special to the Star.
PlrrsBrEG, Pa, May 15.-The Mining En-
gincers to-day continued their tour among
the manufactures along the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad.
The famous Cubba 'you quit" ejectment
suit was temporarily postponed to-day, on
account of the illness of Hon. W. II. Arm
strong, one Of the jurors.
indianapolis.
STATE RED RIBBoNs-ATToESEY EEPRIMANDED,
ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIAyAroLIs May 1j.-The meeting of
the State Red Ribbon Association at Cen
tral Christian Church yesterday afternoon
and last night was moderately well attend
cd, and commcndable degree of interest
was taken in the proceedings. They are in
session again to-day.
After farewell meeting with his congre-
cation last evening, Father Schneider took
his departure for a tour through Europe
Judge Adams yesterday reprimandcd
Lawyer Atkinson for alleged neglect of a
client and threatened proceedings to disbar
him.
The IIuntsinger murder trial will begin
next Monday in the criminal court.
Margarctha Nuetzel yesterday began q
S2 900 damage suit against Robert Essigke,
for an assault committed on the 18th of
March last.
st. LOMis.
STAR SETs-Two FLoATERs FoUSD-NEBRAs-
KA QUILL PUslERS, ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST.. Lorrs, May 15.-The Evening Star
was sold by order of Court and purchased
by Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer. 1t is thus gobblcd
by the Post Dispatch.
Two fioatcrs were found in the river here
by some boys. The heads OF both had been
eaten of by fishes and both bodies were
nude.
John W. Coates, who left home with
about seven hundred pounds of sausage
pork, etc, and two-horse wagon for tie
purpose Of selling the meat, is mysteriously
missing.
The Nebraska Editorial Association ar
rived yesterday from Lincoln. on its an
nual excursion.
Mrs. Louisa Miller, in the Coroners in
quest over her siX-months' child, charges
DR.. Otto Greiner with criminal NAL
practice.
Louisville.
BRIGHT, BAD BoY-CoSv1CT cuT--A VILLAIN
OTIS rArPER, ETC
i>oLisN iLhhi M, Nay lu.-l1. ". oHOok
bright boy Of seventeen, who did some
big buying here, on his representation that
he was Kate tla1ton's advance agent, has
been gathered in by the police.
Davis and Hunter, negro convicts, had
an alteration at the Indiana State Prison
yesterday, in which Davis fatally stabbed
Hunter with long knife.
S. 7. Newkirk, halter, yesterday made an
assignment.
Yesterday dead body was fkhed from
the river by Thomas Sexton, at Shipping
port, just below the cement mill II was
the body OF a young colorcd man. Owing
to his being naked, there was nothing to
identify him.
Edward Couly, an old pauper at the
Alms-house, was yesterday arrested on the
charge OF attempting to outrage the little
daughter of Mr.. Fox, 4 summer boarder at
Forest Hill.