The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-26

county Assessor Tocher will have eom-
pleted his labors by Monday. and be ready
to make his report by May lst
Mr. John R. Hugle. sr.. the veteran fire.
man, is about to resign his position in the
Fire Department and 90 to farming.
A genuipe Texas steer was led up York
State land grabbers wild with excitement.
Joseph Cocheran, accused Of stealing
gold watch from Mr.. Jos. Kendall, of
washington avenue, was arrested in Gin
cinnati last night.
Fred. Dewall was appointed guardian OF
Charles, Mary, and Louis Cruer and Eliza
beth and George Messer in the County
Court yesterday.
Messrs. J. ]. Flannelly, the dry goods
merchant. has packed up and will leave
this evening with his brother to open a
81 mllar business in St. Louis
WHAT Do You SAY, RED?-Mr. Charles
Hallan, we'll known here in connection
with the Cincinnati press, has struck
mint OF wealth way out in the Far West.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial AS
ISOLATION will give another of their choice
entertainments this evening at their Hall.
U. w. Root, Esq. will read selections on the
occasion.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Plummer, an old and
much-esteemed lady, died yesterday at her
home on Bellevue street. Of heart disease.
She has been resident Of this city for
many years.
The Anchor Iron and Steel Works re-
ceived an order yesterday from parties in
Illinois for $4,000 bundles of sheet iron.
This alone will keep the Works in opera
ton fully six months.
Hon. Henry Stanbery heads the list on
taxable personal property in the county.
he pays on $175, 900 worth, or more than
all the Others enlisted. Colonel James Tay-
lor comes next with $35, 900.
A dispatch from Santa Fe, N. NJ. gives
particulars of the murder of DR.. Joseph
Oemisch, brother of Mrs. Oemisch, who re-
| sides with her brother-in-law, Rev. Deisch,
short distance back of Newport.
The fire at 12 o'clock to-day was in the
roof OF Mr.. Trenhaldt's residence on Locust
street. near the Licking. The boys of the
| Department were on hand with their usual
promptness and made short work Of the
flames. Loss trifling.
Sam. Whitmore, of the Robert Mitchell
and Lal. Winston are about to open up the
Break O'Day House." on York street
Sam. says that after unlocking the door to
IN rrow night he will destroy the key ano
never close until they either make o
break.
i MEANING BUSINESS. representative
of the Trades Unions of this city will NEE
the Executive Committee of the Working
men Tuesday evening next at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Redheld, 42 William
son street, to discuss matters relative II
the coming election.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians at
meeting last night elected J.. Cumming
County Delegate. 1t was resolved that al
members attend Holy Communion in
body on Easter Sunday morning. Th
J members are requested to meet Sunda
morning at 7 O'Clock, sharp.
Charley, in company with another youn
man, left here some time ago and took
grant in Colorado, and after working lik
beavers for about year, were rewarded b
striking vein that struck joy in the
hearts and made them lords Of the da,
They sold four-fifths of their claim da
, before yesterday to New York capitals
I for $500, 900, and retain the balance whic
, brings them handsome income.
Hon. Jacob Hawthorne. Representatiy
;; from Newport, informed the City Counc
!. by telegraph last night that he had.receive
bill for passage making the City Clerl
Treasurer. Attorney and Engineer electiv
by the City Council, instead OF the people
and asked for instructions. The City Cour
Gil instructed the Clerk to state to Nj
Hawthorne that the board is entirely Of
posed to the bill and asking him 10 act a
cordingly.
! CITY CoUNcIL.-The Overseer of the POI
. presented his monthly report, showing Il
amount of coal and groceries distribute
to be $l42 so.
Claims to the amount of 1858 81 we
. allowed.
Lieutenant Cottingham's petition to ha'
Council pay the judgment of $50 rendert
against him in the Circuit Court in fave
of Frank Edgar for arresting him, as
u acted according to the city ordinance, wa
referred to the Committee on Law.
: The Committee on Internal Improv
y ments reported favorably on reconstruc
:, ing streets at an estimated cost
, fifteen thousand dollars which was adopte
It and the Committee instructed to 60 abe,
IS with the work until the fund for that pu
}, pose, amounting to nearly $4,000, is e
q pended. The Sinking Fund Ordinance W
laid over for a special meeting, to be he
next Wednesday evening at the City Clerl
Office. The Committee on Law reported
favor OF the payment of the bill of E.
Hawkins for services rendered the cit
Adopted. The Committee on Law was
structed to make demand on the bont
men of Ex-Marketmaster Thompson
~ his deficiency and, in case they refuse,
. enter suit. =
= The following were chosen as Board
- Equalization: Messrs. James Pagin, Ge
= Bole and Frederick Webber.
~ Treasurer Constans presented his sen
=. annual report as follows:
RECEIPTS.
From lOaflS vo1,VUV
. From Stephen Cromer, administrator of
ie Helen Wehner, bequest, account Poor
ST. Fund ID
Z From Newport and Covington Bridge
Co.. dividend. ........... .......... 1,25O
u From delinquent taxes.........., .... =. 65l2
~ From license ....... 1850
1t From wharfage. 5l7
From fines 12l
is From markets S27
From hay scales es.............................. IL
u. Ffom sale of old iron and hose, account
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