The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24

marriage license on Monday.
Nelson johnson was sentenced to thirty
days in Jail and fined 81 and costs il
Court on Monday. Nelson stole chick
ems.
The grub bill at Jail now figures W
$40 so per day, which is proof enough
that Trindel knows how to provide fol
his guests.
Marion Justice pleaded guilty as q
drunk and disorderly in the Mayor:
Court on Monday and was let down with
a fine Of $14 60.
The great American purloiner of coke
forks, VIM. Shower, has been sentenced
to forty days in Jail and fined 81 and
costs on the strength of his last little
snap.
James BALI, the engineer at the Robin.
son Machine Works, had his hands bad
ly scalded by steam on Monday morning
the blowing out of gauge cock of the
engine being the cause.
Joshua Abingdon, who was favored
with mention heretofore for appropriate
ing his neighbor's wood, upon appear
ance in Court on Monday was fined sc
cents and sentenced to Jail for ten days
Robt. Mackey (colored) made his bed
on Sunday night in Main-street stair
] way. Landlord Bennett assessed Bob
;$10 60 on Monday for that snooze, and
he not having that much change in his
clothes was persuaded in trip to the
castle.
The trial of John f. Crawford for rape
was in progress on Monday afternoon
A large amount of legal talent is called
to action, among whom we find Messrs
Fox, Study and Foulke for the defend,
ant, and Messrs. johnson and Yaryan
for the State.
Tony Overman's "booze" house wa:
the scene on Saturday night last of 8
spirited biting rumpus, in which in
dulged with alacrity Marion Justice
James Collins and James Justice trio
of hard hitters. After using each other
in wipng out the spittoons, mopping the
floor, etc, the police interrupted further
proceedings by waltzing the gang to the
Station House.
The Cincinnati excursion on Sunday
last received its usual number of pleas
ure seekers from Richmond. If McCord
studies his own interests he will, in the
future, provide accommodations for his
patrons. The seating capacity of two
coaches is fully tested by the Richmond
delegation, and our neighboring towns
are, upon every occasion, given the floor
in the aisles and doorways to cover. Get
on to this, most royal Duke.
SPRINGFIELD. ~
There is considerable sickness in and
about our city at present.
Mr.. Christopher Thompson is reported
no better, with little hopes of his re-
covery.
Mary Carlin, daughter of Bernard
Carlin, the section boss, residing on
Water street, died yesterday morning.
All did not recognize yesterday as a
legal holiday, the banks alone being
patriotic, were closed without an excep-
tion.
Uncle Billy Reed has quite number
of lady boarders stopping with him at
present, there being six in all. Jennie
Lee and Maria Mckinney are the latest
arrivals.
Tonight we are to be treated to n
Drink" we don't often have the pleasure
of enjoying. No doubt but it will be
well patronized, as it is something no.
body should go back on.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will hold gospel meetings each week
as follows: Monday and Thursday even
ings, in their rooms in City Hall; Tues
day evenings, in Clifton-street Chapel,
and on Friday evening at Grace Church.
A colored youth named Henry Walker
was arrested Sunday on charge of petit
larceny, for stealing box containing
about three dollars from one of the
young ladies of the First Baptist Chnrch,
it being a part of the proceeds of the,
Church Fair.
There was an attempt made to per-
suade Potter, the inter-oceanic wheel
barrow tramp, to walk the match be-
tween Allison, McCrary and Solomon,
which is to take place on Friday night
nextat Blacks Opera-house. He thought
there was not money enough in it, SO de-
clined. He left town this morning.
We regret to announce the death of
Mrs. VIM. Winchell, mother of Mr.. J. F.
Winchell, the young inventor, who died
yesterday morning, about 7 o'clock, at
her residence, No. SO Clifton avenue,
after long and serious illness, in her
seventy-fourth year, from an affection of
the brain. The funeral will take place
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Services at the First Baptist Church.
Yesterday morning Frank Troy and
George Moore were arrested for ma
liciously breaking windows in the new
Champion shop on Sunday night last.
Moore was discharged recently, and it is
that he took that method to
revenge himself. Troy pleaded guilty,
and would have been heavily fined had
not the proprietors refused to prosecute.
He was fined for disorderly conduct, and
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