The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06
OVER THE BRIDGE.


ponds in the city.
Don't forget the promenade concert at
Odd-fellows' Hall tonight
The Little Gems will give their farewell
soirse at Drexelius Hall tomorrow night
The indictments against Ex-Treasurer
VIM. G. Stone have been dismissed by the
Commonwealth's Attorney. ........-..
A man named J. B. Nurlein was thrown
from wagon on the Madison Pike this
morning and suffered the dislocati0n of his
left LEG.
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERa- W.
Martin, Of East Baton Rouge, La, to
Rachel Reid. of Cincinnati, all grantors
interest in estate of Emma r Vandegrift;
81 500
In the Police Court to-day John Hanra-
han and Bridget o. Rouk were fined IS each
for disorderly conduct and very bad at
that too. Jack Givens was Just little of
and was fined 81.
The City sued the Gas-light Company
yesterday for back taxes and asserts first
lien on all the Company's property. The
assessments and taxes are stated thus: For
1873 $ll9.475. $2,03l 0S; for 1879. $l19, 9,475.
$1,000 81
A marriage license was granted yesterday
to Louis Theobald and Charlotte Hempel,
Doth of Covington. They were married
yesterday, and reception followed the GER
emony at the residence OF the brides par
ents on Trevor street.
A writ Of habeas corpus was suedout this
morning and tried before Judge Perkins to
have Garland Williams released from cus-
tody of Marshal Cole. Of Georgetown. The
case was heard before Judge Perkins, and
he decided to hand the prisoner over to the
Marshal of Georgetown, as he had war
rant for his arrest Williams is one Of the
men who was arrested in Cincinnati
day before yesterday on the charge
OF committing a murder in Scott
County, KY, sixteen years ago. 1t was
claimed by lot of tobacco merchants that
he was illegally held. Williams came over
to Kentucky by his own consent when
Governor Foster refused to grant requisi-
tion. Both of the men will be taken to
Georgetown this afternoon. Hon. John E.
Hamilton said during his speech that de-
tectives as general thing were set Of un-
principled men. s
CHANCERY CoURr.-Business was trans
acted as follows this morning: a.
Strathman vs. StrathMan. Master Com
missioner directed to take charge of prop
erty and the defendant instructed not to
interfere.
Susan Hays VS. Sanderson. Defendant
ordered to pay the judgment of the court
rendered in April, 1870, amounting to
S. 900 or an order Of sale would be
made. .....t .-
VIM. 8. Ludlow Va City of Ludlow. In.
junction made perpetual against the prop.
erty lying east of Tranter street. as to the
property on the west side of said street, the
injunction is dismissed.
| Crigler vs. Wilson. Judgment for $500
from 1873. SubjectW credits of SITS.
G. g. Wallace VS.. Ellen Berkley. Judg.
ment fdf 81, $50.
In the case of e. H. Maxwell VS.. W. s.
Ludlow ct AL, old partition deed set aside
and new one ordered.
Green vs. Mcdonald. Judgment fo
$4,000 and 10 per cent. interest from 1873
less $l23, and order of sale. Appea
granted to Court of Appeals.
| COUNCIL PRooRED1NGs- matter o
revision Of the ward boundaries was re
ferred last night to q special Committe,
consisting of Messs. Ashbrook, Smith
Mead, Senour and Wolking, i'm connection
with the Committee on Law and tho City
Attorney. g ..f ,t..
The bill of Jacob Gstrein for $500, fol
preparing plans for the new Workhoust
and Jail. was allowed.
The specifications for the new Work
house and Jail, the plans for which were
adopted at the special meeting held las
Tuesday, were referred to special commit.
tee of the City Council to sit next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, the specifications tt
4 be printed in circular form and put int(
the hands Of members before that time.
MIR. Whittle offered resolution relative
to the bills pending in the Legislature
making it compulsory on the City Counci
to levy not more than rs cents on the dol
lar valuation for school purposes, to tn,
effect that the City Council is the genera
manager and controller of the finances o
the city, hence necessarily held responsible,
by the people for any action involving tax
alton, and therefore in the opinion Of tn,
Council any legislation looking to any die
tation or interference by any other bJdy
with reference to taxation would be un
wise and inexpedient.
MIR. Whites motion was adopted by a
vote of 13 to 2, Messrs Ashbrook and Nc
Donald voting no. at
Mr.. McDonalds resolution to the SAM
effect but containing the suggestion tina
the question, together with the question o
the continuance Of the High School. bt
submitted to the peo ple at the next Angus
election, was adopted. with some change
to adapt it to he other. and it was ORDERED
that the two papers be sent to tho Senator
and Representatives from the city. X.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution instruct
ing the COMMITTEES on Law to report tn
extent and legal force Of the privileges ex
ercised by the Bell Telephone Company il
the streets and other public property
Adopted. sf }g &.
Mr.. Davezac offered the following:
Whereas, The poor people OF Irelan'
are suffering for the necessaries OF life,
"kesolved, That the Honorable Mayor o
Covington be authorized and requested Il
receive contributions of money to be sen
to Ireland in order to help relieve tn
suffering Of the people of that country.
i Resolved, That the money 20 collects'
be sent directly TO some OF the suferinI
districts" Adopted. <....
The Thornton boys are cutting ice fou
Inches thick.
The Circuit Court docket closes to day
The Court will convene week from Mon