The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10

further litigation in controversy that had
already been litigated for ten years.
The judgment suggests to the plaintiffs
that If the compromise was the best thing
to be done under the circumstances, and IL
1t contained the best obtainable terms, the
complainants in a court of conscience and
equity ought to be satisfied if they OBJ
talned the same compensation as did all
other parties whose claims stood upon the
same basis. This is the reporters opinion
also.
Rev. DR.. Pettis is confined to his bed with
rheumatism.
April 7th is the date fixed for the next
Waldenmeyer concert
General Bowling left for Lexington this
morning to deliver lecture for ths.snffer-
ing in Ireland.
Constable VIM. Cottingham lost his little
son, Tommy, who died yesterday in his
7th year. Funeral tomorrow, at o'clock,
p. m.
John Smith was put behind the bars this
morning on warrant sworn out by aMrs.
Dryer, who charges him with assaultsand
battery.
The Legislature did some good work for
Newport yesterday, as will be seen in the
report published in another part of the
paper.
The Court of Appeals has refused to af-
firm as delay cases the cases of Frank
Edgar and W. ]. Berry against the City of
Newport.
General Borringer Chief of the Commis-
sary Department, has arrived with his FAM
lily at the Barracks, where he will take up
his residence.
Mr.. Ben. Fry says he was not among the
gang who were arrested for insulting the
County Attorney. He says they were too
small fry for his caliber to be mixed up
with.
Joe Wise, residing at the lower end of
Harris street, was arrested by Officer Con-
molly this morning on peace warrant
sworn out by his brother-in-law, John Ham
ilton.N
The Masons of this.city contemplate the
| erection of grand temple, and are nego-
tiating for the purchase of the lot on the
northwest corner of Mayo and Saratoga
| streets.
| 1bhhL lhhN6FEh-Ss Ndl hd III
to John +. Burning, part of Lot No. IA, in
Mayo's addition, fronting 3S feet on the
east side of York street, and running back
to Orchard street; $4,000.
Myrtle Branch Club yesterday filed its
articles of incorporation, with John B.
Fischer, E. M. Jones and other incorpora
tors. The object of the Club is to afford
healthful amusements to its members
Senator A. s. Berry has in preparation 9
bill to compel the Directors of Cemeteries
to have guards suitable to protect bodies
from the ghouls.' The sexton of the Alex
andra Cemetery, from which place the
body of DR.. Orr was stolen, lives in New
port, distance of fourteen miles from the
Cemetery.
NcoRpoRATED.-Articles of incorporation
of the Myrtle Branch Club were filed yes
terday. The incorporators are John B
association is for public entertainment and
general amusement. No capital stock i
mentioned, and the only thing to signify
must elect officers.
Mr.. George Pierson, Road Master on tn
Louisville Short-line, arrived here las
night on his railroad velocipede. The in
genious little machine was on exhibition q
the depot last night and attracted consid
cradle attention. The machine is worke'
by lever and Mr.. Pierson, when on tou
of inspection, gets over the track at the rat
of twelve miles an hour.
The Sunday Law Bill, which inficts
heavy penalty on saloon-keepers sellin,
liquor On Sunday, was discussed at lengtl
in the State Senate yesterday. Senate
Berry made vigorous speech against TIN
bill, and at its conclusion offered al amend
ment excluding Kenton, Campbell hnt
Jefferson Counties from the provisions O
The bill, which was rejected by vote of
to %.
At a meeting of the Newport and Coving
ton Medical Society held last evening. th
flowing officers were elected: President
DR.. Patton; Vice President, DR.. s. L. Ben
nett; Secretary, DR.. w. HI. Henderson
Treasurer, Dr. Major. The following wer
elected delegates to. the State Medical So
ciety that meets at Lexingt ton, June Sd
DR.. Henderson, DR.. W. II. Laird and Dr
B. f. Rief.
A very large and enthusiastic mission
meeting was held last evening at the Chris
tian Church, presided over by the pastor
w. ]. Fowle. We heard good addresse
were made by Elders R. B. Neal Davit
Walk, of the Central Christian Church
Cincinnati; A. ]. Hobber, of the Rich
mos sd-street Church; O. A. Barthole
NEW, Covington Church; R. L. Groves
Ohio; Russell Errett, R. e Hathaway ant
C. H. Corrington, (colored) of Covington
Who is.here to take charge of the Coloret
Mission Church, of that place. 1t wa
stated that no funds were on hand TO
this purpose, and in less than five minute
his salary, amounting to quite large sum
was raised for one year. These workers ar
now publishing paper devoted to tn
exclusive cause OF mission work.