The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11

pi~ But- Ine Popping OF champagne cofks,
the ,clinking OF glasses and Furnishing grub
rel gned Supreme. Geisbauer was the boss
d. ick-eater while Councilman Davezac
c nried of the laurels on champagne wine.
NEWP0RT.
The A. o. II. of Campbell County will
meet at their hall this evening on business
lof importance.
Frank Bernlart sahlfeld became citi-
zen this morning by taking out his natural
izaliOn papers.
The passenger train from the South on
the Short-Line Road arrives here at 4:lO a.
IN. instead OF a. m., as formerly.
The celebrated Leonard property, in
cluding the Two-milc House, on the Alex
andria Pike, will be sold by the Master
Commissioner on the 2Sth inst.
Captain John A. Williamson was nomin-
ated by the Republicans at Louisville yes
terday for State Auditor. Captain John is
vindicated He has been recognized at last
Prof. Graeser Of Cincinnati, assisted by
the Waldcnmeyer Orchestra, will give an
exhibition of tableauN at Odd-Gellows' Hall
Tuesday evening, April 22d. The proceeds
will be handed over to the Ladies' Aid
Society.
The action of Deputy Sheriff Clary in
tearing away from its mother the little
child Shannon and giving MIN over to the
father without hearing in Court is Sc
verely criticized by all who are aware of
the facts. The matter should be investi-
gated.
Harry Toliver and Eddie Thomas two of
the lads who ran away from home Wednes-
day, after tramping about twenty miles
back of Cincinnati, returned last night
| thprnuUl,Iy IL Tad ~, tha, l,nlr Thnu
lost track of Paris Brown. Jr, and it is sup
posed that he is still on the tramp.
Last night between 7 and o'clock thief
of the lowest type effected an entrance to
the sacristy at Corpus Christi Church and
stole the silver chalce used for holding the
sacrament and several valuable articles
used at the altar. The theft was not dis
covered until 8 O'Clock last night when the
priest had occasion to use the articles. The
villain locked the drawer and carried the
keys with him.
CRY CoUNcIL.--At the regular meeting of
Council last night very little of importance
or interest was accomplished, every thing
being referred, laid over or filed.
The City WeiSher reported having col
lected fees during the past year SIG 50, and
turned over to the Treasurer $3.50 90, re-
tanning two-ifths as commission.
The Wharfmaster reported having col
lected since January 1st, $34S 81.
ihe Chief of Police reported fines for
March $l30, OF which $2S was collected.
The sum of $404 45 in claims was al
lowed.
Mr. Bishop submitted resolution to
make vacant the seat of James Hastings,
from the Second Ward, by reason of his
being benefited and interested in a CON
tract, held by his son. for cleaning the
streets. Referred 10 a Committee
DAYTON. KY.
Regular meeting OF the Good Templars
tonight. All members are requested to be
present
In Squire Foudrays Court yesterday,
Jack Lowe was arralgned and tried for
breach of the peace on warrant sworn out
by John McNally. The jury acquitted
Lowe, and the Justice dismissed two other
cases brought against him on warrants also
sworn out by McNally. After the trial,
which lasted nearly all day. a warrant was
issued for the arrest Of McNally on the
charge of false swearing and he was com
mitted to Dodd's dungeon, where he still
fingered at last accounts.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The jail-yard will soon be covered with a
flooring six inches thick and as hard as
rock itself
The furniture of the St. Nicholas Hotel
is being rapidly disposed of at very fair
prices. The sale will continue from day to
day, until the whole is disposed Of
On Wednesday evening little Johnny,
son of 4. b. Williams, fell through the
eleva or space and broke bis leg above the
knee. Drs. Sweeny and Stockdell were i'm
mcdateIy summoned and prepared him
for rem val to st. Joseph Hospital. Johnny
was newsboy for the Office and industrious
and faithful.
One military company has been formed
in Lexington, with a fair prospect of
another. The present one is composed of
the best men in our town. The officers are
Jerry Morton, Captain; S. G. Sharp. First
Lieutenant; D. V. Johnson, Second Lieu
tenant; John Warfeld, Orderly Sergeant.
The other officers will be elected shortly
and preparations for drill &C., made
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mr.. W. M. Black has returned home from
his Eastern trip.
To-day being Good Friday, services are
held in the Catholic and Episcopal churches
OF our city.
| Tub Sullivan walked down TO the Nav
or's Court cn Thursday like a bad, bad
man. His Honor sent the tub" back for
thrty-days' soak.
The Boys in Blue hold q meeting in the
Republic Building on next Monday night
to complete arrangements for Decoration
Day. Turn out, all of you.
Application was made on Thursday in the
| Probate Court for the admittancc of Ed
ward Walker, a colored boy and resident
OF Bethel, to the Reform School.
| A colored boy named Johnny Ladd was
run over on Wednesday evening out in the
northeastern part of the city by an express
wagon, the result of which was a crushed
| arm.
| Alice Smith, the woman with u big un-
der jaw, paid His Honor visit on Thurs
| day, and was let down on So and costs.
| Alice is Il bad lot, only u short time ago
having figured in a poisoning sensation.
Edward Palmer, rising young topper"
recovered sufficiently from his Mondays
debauch to be taken before His Honor on
Thursday. Edward was sent back to the
station with five days sentence hanging
over him.
The newly-elected city officials u. s. Wal
lace, Mayor, f. NJ. Hagan Solicitor r. +.
| Hayward, Marshal, and o. K. McIntire,
Commissioner, filed their official bonds at
| the special meeting of Council on Thursday
evening. which were approved. All of the
| above parties are to take possession of their
respective offices on Monday.
The official count has been completed and
gives the following as the result: For
Mayor-Wallace, 2079; Frye, 1,69G; John
son, 575; Wallace's majority over Frye is