The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
OVER THE BRIDGE
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Jack England returns thanks to his
numerous supporter
Mr.. Charles Henry and Thomas Collopy
Mt for Omaha City last night. II
Miss Henrietta Schiddt lost $40 gold
piece from her pocket yesterday.
In the County Court yesterday N. H. Car
lisle qualified as Assistant Assessor of Ken
ton County. Ge aa ~ sn 49,.
The newly elected city officers will be
sworn in Thursday night, and the School
Trustees Friday night. &
The spur wheel in Licking rolling mill
broke down yesterday which will necessi-
tate stoppage of few days. ~ n. .
Mr.. Henry Kruse, son of George Krnse,
wss yesterday appointed BY County CLERK
Bristow assistant to Mr.. Ellis. .4-.---'
Willie Rick. cousin of Mr.. Harry Lewis,
ef the Grand Opera-house, died at his home
o. Bankl:ck street last evening" '-@A
PERSONAL L. Barney left last
night for Columbus to witness the process
Of manufacturing the new Ohio Senator.
A. B. Price and his wife. Dora Price, filed
0 petition in the Circuit Court to-day ask
ing the Court togrant her a power Of femme
poie. i
Irwin Holsey, who intends to make ap-
plication to be admitted to the Bar, was
granted q certificate of character in the
County Court to-day. s'NN 4Ei4-
Amarriage license was granted to-day to
Louis H. Waters attorney, aged fifty-one,
Of Kansas City, and Annie l.. Wylie, aged
thirty-seven, widow, Of Mexico, Mo.
g Theo. Ryder says he may be tough citi-
ssn and all of that, but be positively de-
nies Of ever being an intimate companion
cl James Rowe, or OF ever being arrested
with him.
Ike Johnson was brought in by Offers
8olan and Linneman last night. He
threw rock at Mr.. Ellis, the livery stable
man, and was using profane language. He
was fined $2S by Meyer. r.Athey to-day.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Ellen Powell
10 Robert Powell and others, rs by 65 feet
q Linn street; 81. etc. a..-. ..'~-g
Robert A. Powell and others to Timothy
Buckley, same property; $500. 4.....
Gov. Blackburn has remitted the fine
and sentence of Mike Farrell. All that re.
mains to be settled before he can be re.
leased is the settlement Of the fee Of the
Comnlor,wealth's attorney, which will be
6xed to-day, and Mike will once more
breathe the sweet air Of freedom. ys
The fair at St. Mary's Hall still continues
and the tidal wave OF success flows unin'
terrupted. The crowds in attendance nightly
No tremendous. People who are 'charit.
ably disposed should patronize 1t. We no.
tics plenty of the congregation OF thi!
church who spend their money foolishly
and have never yetattended the fair.
The Committee on Law, in conjunction
with the Committee on Ways and Mean.
and School, Organizatian of the Schoo
Board, held meeting last nights and re
solved to abolish the Office of the Superin
~ trndent of Public Schools, and appoint ,
Visiting Committee They will also peti
tion the Legislature for such legislation q!
10 compel Council to levy tax of Is cent
On the 500 for school purposes. af ....
CrRcu1r CouRr.-The January tern
opened yesterday afternoon, but, as il
usual on the first day, very little was done
In the case of L Droege 4 Co. against Jas
Holmes, verdict for the plaintiffs fo
tor,ey suffered the disadyantageto of lack o
y assis ance from his client, not even know
ing the whereabouts; and so unable to tax,
his testimony. In the case of J. b. Brizz0l
ari, &c., against Senour & Noonan, askinl
IN in junction against the closing up of
certain alley way east OF the bridge ap
psoach, the plaintiffs presented their bill
Of evidence, and will take the case to til
Court of Appeals to see whether Judg
Boyd was right in refusing the injune
tion. '72'lHeg.. ID" %
LEarsLAr1vE.-Hon. c. D. Foote. membe
Al,so utx, iv w
appointment of committees by the Pres
dent Of the Senate. has been assigned q
Chairman of the COMMITTEES on Claims,
very responsible and important position
and also member of the Con
mittee on Codes of Practice.
the, Committe on Privileges an
Elections and the Committee on Rule.
oil of them being committees of const
Quence.
The bills introduced in the Lower Hons
by Mr.. Chambers, of this county, beside
the Criminal Court Bill, which we have nc
ticed. relate to new stock law; to the grow
ing of something called '.live fences -wha
ever they are-and the levy OF a tax to pa
the debt of Kenton County. which mean
the county independent Of the city.
Mr.. Shine, member from the city, Intro
duced bill to amend the city charter-i
what particular we are not apprised-an
also bill to incorporate the Knights OF S
George. Mr.. Shine has also been appointe
on the Committee on Codes of Practice
Hon. J. o. Richards is on the Committee (
Insurance and Revenue and Taxation
sDr. Chambers is on the Committee on Sar
itary Regulations Propositions, Gri'
. vances and Insurance. A. soy '.., l'..
st,l.. HEWPOnF. 5.. 'a.
AT Corpus Christi Church Solemn Hig
Mass was sung at 10 o'clock. ga 5l
Daniel G. Swynborne was granted
license to wed Jennie @. Brady. u,
The Knights of Hcnor will install ii
: newly elected officers Tomorrow night. 81
The Columbia-street Mite Society wi
meet this evening at the residence Of NJ
Coffin, on Front street. .,ai
Nicholas Chalk qualified as Justice Of Il
Peace for the Carthage District in II
County Court yesterday. '.a D. ss,-
North Star Lodge, l, o. O. f.. will have
public installation of officers tonight,
Be followed by a grand banquet. ,,.les
To-day the Feast of Corpus Christi Is b