The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-08

for the inspection of taxpayers until the
first Monday in April. when the Board of
Equalization will meet
Mr.. Harry Baker, of Elm street, and
Miss Lizzie We'll. of Cincinnati, will be
welded the latter part of this month. Sue
cess to Harry in Ills new adventure.
Annie Reif, aged %, residing on Patter-
son street, is suffering from painful
wound in the right foot caused by acci-
dentally running rusty nail into it.
County Attorney Edgar swore out war
rant this morning for the arrest of John
Tibbatts, Buck Atchison and Ben. Fry on
a charge of drunk and disorderly conduct.
The congregations of the Christian
Churches OF Cincinnati and Covington will
meet tomorrow evening at the new Chris
tian Church, this city, to discuss home mis-
sion work.
A petition signed by q large number of
the residents of the Fifth Ward was put in
circulation to-day, asking Henry Weweller,
to resign, as he was entirely unfit to repre-
sent the people of that ward.
The Sons of Temperance held another
rousing meeting yesterday afternoon at
Sma!ley's Hall. Rev. J. Tunnison, of Gov
ington. and Mr.. Myers, of Cincinnati, ad-
dressed the meeting. The former made an
earnest and eloquent appeal in behalf of
the cause, and at the close twenty five sig
natures were obtained.
Charles Morton, ship carpenter resid-
ing at 140 Central avenue, was brought
home this morning with his left leg broken
close to the knee and other severe injuries.
He was at work on a steamboat near the
foot of Ludlow street. Cincinnati, when a
stage plank fell on him. DR.. R. A. Dam
eron set the broken limb.
| In the Circuit Court Saturday Sarah e.
Wrighston and her husband, Thomas
Wrighston, filed suit against John Give and
Others for $500 damages for an alleged
unlawful advertising and sale of Mrs.
Wrighston's property for debt contracted
by Thomas Wrighston. The property was
sold to satisfy lien notes held by party
and the sale was effected to satisfy the
notes and confirmed by the Chancellor
The case in which the sale was made il
still pending in the Court of Appeals.
For pure unaduterated cheek Rube Nc
Donald takes the cake. He has secured
the signatures of three of the Board O
Bridge Directors asking them to give him ,
salary of $3.50 year for acting as Presi
dent This office has always been consd
cred as high honor in the eyes of the peo
pie without salary. 1t also may be inter
esting to know that by improper manage
ment of the bridge it has been screwed tt
such an extent as to lift it from the middl
pier.
The statement in Saturdays STAR il
, reference to the death of Mrs. Julia Louve
: was slightly incorrect, as several kind
: hearted ladies, Mrs. Wines, Mrs. Davis, Mrs
: Cree, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Tyke Moellel
: were present, and rendered all the assist
3 ance possible previous to her deatf
: The ladies also perfected arrangement
for the funeral which took place to-day
9 and Mrs. Pines, res ding on the corner {
Front and Monmouth streets. took charg
= of the child, pretty and sprightly littl
girl of three years. No tidings have ye
been heard from the unnatural father.
;. is said that the father of Mrs. Louvet II
:, = sides at Morrowtown, Ohio.
e Readers OF the STAR will remember th
o suicide, last December, of Mrs. Kesel, r,
a siding on Williamson street, near MOI
d mouth. The loss of her pension papers
preyed upon her mind that she conclude
!, to end her life by drowning herself in tt
cistern of her premises. Sever
d persons acquainted with the family sprea
y the report that Mrs. KesePs children ht
y been great source of annoyance to lie
= and these persons went so far as to sta
!! that the papers had been destroyed by IL
y children. Since then, Peter, the next eide
son, has done everything in his power
: find the missing documents, and was la
! Saturday rewarded by finding them in ti
1 Pension Office in Cincinnati, where the
9 had been lost by Mrs. Kesel three months b
fore her death. This certainly establish
d The fact that the children were not so bs
y to their mother as people represent'
s them.