The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-15

Xavier's Church, on Sycamore street,
closed last night with Papal and Solemn
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Rev. Fr. Walsh's eloquent sermons were
listened to by thousands during the
week.
JUDGE SWING was ready to-day for the
trial of jury cases in the u. s. District
Court, but no case for a jury was ready
for trial.
LIEUTENANT SARGENT, ON Saturday,
| arrested j. II. Dickman and Geo. Haman
ior stealing rope cable, worth $40 from
a boat at the Millcreek. They pleaded
guilty to tbe charge in the Police Court
this morning, and received sentence of
thirty days and $50 each.
A MAN named Aug. Brenner desired
Col. Snelbaker to regain ten dollars that
had been taken from him at Madame
English's establishment last night. The
Colonel advised him to keep clear of
such places, and at the same time to say
nothing about The affair.
JOHN CLARK and Lawrence Whalen,
In the Police Court this morning, pleaded
not guilty to assaulting MIR. and Mrs.
Dilge, at the Allegheny House, on last
Saturday. The Judge, however, thought
otherwise and sentenced Whalen to a
fine OF $40 and costs, and Clark to 70 and
costs.
VIM. CoLCHEsTER and VIM. Smith, the
two men arrested by Officers Ramsey
and Henshaw on Saturday afternoon, at
the National Theater, for obtaining un-
der false pretenses masquerade COS
tune, "the Goddess OF Liberty FROM
Mrs. Muth, on Main street, had their
cases continued to the 9th OF March.
Bonds 5000.
In the meeting of the Horticultural
Society Mr.. Catch, of Milford, reported
one-third of the peach buds unharmed,
which would inslreIa good crop. Also,
that there was fine prospect Tor large
crop Of Strawberries in Kentucky. Pres
ident Cary was satisfied that the May
cherries are safe. Mr.. McWiliiams, from
the lower river country, reported more
than one-half the buds of the early sweet
cherries were sound.
HENRY HOOPER, ESQ, at the afternoon
session OF the u. S. Court ON Saturday,
announced the death OF Judge Longyear,
u. S. District Judge of the Eastern Dis
trict OF Michigan, at Detroit. The Com
mittee Of the Bar, Hon. Henry Stanbery.
Stanley Matthews, w. M. BateMan and
IL. Hooper, will await the arrival of
Judge Emnlet, Of the Circuit Court, to
take action on the death.
MIR. JOHN G. NORRIS, q resident Of Cir-
cinnati for over tiity years, died at the
family residence, ZOE Sycamore street,
ON Saturday. He was one Of the promi-
nent workers in Cincinnatfs interest in
early days, and his loss will be regretted
by all. He was member of the first fire
Organization ever made up in Cincinnati,
and the first contractor in putting in hy-
drants for the City Water-works. lie
leaves three children-one in this city,
one in indianapolis and one III New
York.
NARY SNynre the victim of SuJIivan,s
outrage has sufiiciently recoyered to be
able to annear on the streets again. Dr,
Watson tho District Pbysician has
been ,,nremitt;np in his attentions 10 tue
case and deserves GREAT credit. both for
tho skill with which he has treated the
nnfortunate snfferer and his oonstant
care in nroyjding every necessary for
her recoTery- Tie case has been a very |
comnlicated and difiicult one. and thel
reeoyery of the victim of the terrible out
rape is looked upou as beyond expecta.
tian.
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