The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
THE CINCINNATI DAILY EVENING,

Just to encourage the business His Honor
made each Offense pay 81 and costs
WHISPERS FROM THE MATRIMONIAL REGIS
TER.-Wm. Thalls and Mary Salisbury
Frank Berkenmeier and Emily Schmidt
Henry Hauff and Caroline Maley, J. L.
Mienaber and Catherine Schroeder, Ed
ward II. Smith aud Ida NJ. Ellinger, James
G. Porter and Gertrude Judy. One there
that wouldn't whisper.
Justice-A correspondent signing himself
Justice" writes two letters, one very
long one, to explain that Mr.. Miller was
not lubberly, that Miss Vonblumen is q
very excellent person, and her pedestrian
feat was thoroughly appreciated in Spring
field, and that all connected with the walk
ing match are very correct people generally y.
All of which is hereby recorded.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yeazell, resident in an
Eastern county, brought suit in our Courts
against Dr. J. s. r. Hazard She asks
$4,000 damages for alleged malpractice.
Mrs. Yeazell states that she engaged the
services of DIR. Hazard fer disocated
wrist and broken arm, and he, by careless
and unskillful operation, deprived her of
further use Of said arm.
Marshal Hayward moved upon the Mority
Museum on Patton street, at a late hour
on Thursday night, and brought in Mary
Moritz and one of her fair ones Hattie
| Stoner. This haul was not complete, and
| Officer Norton was stationed near the house
to drop upon Cora Reed and an infant
| named Johnny Reinheimer, who went out
to enjoy the moonlight and catch the early
morning dew.
Mollie Coleman, rip-roaring specimen
of Paris of America blister, was picked IN
out OF the streets and run up to Spring
| street last night. Mollie, upon her arrival
struck high key with her melodious voice,
ana dwelt upon it long enough for Leech to
reach her side and make discord with an
imitation shower bath. The sweet singer
OF Cincinnati let up a little. and the neigh
bors for four squares around returned once
more to their pads.
The following arraignment of cases has
| been made by Judge Goode: Bosch, Burns
| Mapps and Welsh, liquor indictments. June
9th; Thomas Mannion ana Mary McCar-
ney, same, June 10tll Iges, Crabill, Raw,
| Berry, Seller and Betzler. same, June 18th ;
Andy Cotral and A. Dotze, June 14th: !:
Lewis Leeds assault and battery, June 5th ;
Cornelius Battles, forgery, June 9th; Oscar
W. Dudley, grand larceny, June 9th; Aaron
Allen, abortion, June 11th; Charles Berger
cutting with intent to kill, same date |;
CRUDE and Coleman, swindling; Henry Ma
ley shooting with intent to kill e. c.
Smith, embezzlement, and George A. Will
son, follow in succession.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council met last night, Mr.. Patchen
President pro tenn. and Mr.. Nagel Clerk pro
TEN.
The Treasurer's monthly report was re-
ceived and filed.
Mr.. Bruce Morton, as Engineer sent in
his report of plans and specifications for
improving Berry avenue. Report received
and the Law Committee instructed to bring
in an ordinance to improve said street.
The School Committee recommended Prof.
John Hart as Superintendent, Mrs Sarah
A. West, Miss Boyd and Miss Molie Pra-
ther as teachers, the latter with an increase
of IS a month in salary. Mr.. Anspaugh
begged to be excused from voting on Mr..
Hart's appointment, saying he thought the
Committee were on too big a rush and
wanted the matter left over. The majority
of the Board ruled otherwise. When Miss
Boyd's name was proposed Mr.. Anspaugh
moved to lay that proposition over. Thismo-
ton was not seconded, and Miss Boyd was
according y appointed. The teachers were
all appointed as recommended and $5
added to Miss Prather's salary.
The Board went into the election of
President OF Council. Mr.. Anspaueh nom-
mated Mr. George Hobson, and, there being
no other nomination, Mr.. Hobson was
elected by acclamation. He was then
sworn in by City Attorney Judge McKib-
ben.
A committee of three to act in coniunc-
ton with committee of two from the
citizens in regard to having water from
Newport, consisting of Anspaugh, RatIiff
and Patchen was appointed The Presi-
dent refused to appoint the citizens, claim
ing no right to do so.
A number of minor bills were acted on
and the Board adjourned.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The County Court Of Claims meets next
Monday.
The official report gives Judge Hargs
8, 555 majority.
The milk wagon of Mr.. J. M. Graves was
upset yesterday and all the milk spilled.
The Davy Vance Pike is completed cov
cred with dirt, and is free from toll gates.
The exercises at the Hamilton College
will begin next Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
A dinner will be given by the Methodist
Church in the Red Front, on Cheapside, |
next County Court day.
On the 10th of June, the Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad will sell excursion tickets to |
for four days at 49,
Report any disagreeabe odors or un-
healthy localities you may know of to
Nj Inl, a,,I foCo
Health Committee.
Woolf & Trost's Band will furnish the
music for the Periclean Society, Saturday
night, consequently the Park will not be
open that evening.
The barley crop will be very good, the
wheat fair, and oats Indifferent. Not as
much straw as usual, but fine and heavy
grain. Vegetables will be later, on ac
count OF the drouth which has just ended.
DAYTON. Kx.
Miss Emma johnson departs to-day on
1isit to Augusta, Ky.
Good Templars tonight. Take your fans,
~ order of the w. P.
Dummy No. 3, with recuperated cylin-
Ter, will soon resume the track.
Miss Lottie Cushman of Augusta Ky., is
listing Miss Lulu Jones of Dayton.
Mr.. Arthurs of Newport is stopping with
Mrs. Arthurs, his ughter-in-law in this
,ity.
Rev. Mr.. skillman, of the Baptist Church,
vas happily surprised by members of his
last night. They appeared at
lis residence led by Thomas superb or
hestra, and literally bombarded him with
'ams, barrel of flour and many other