The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

| Francis b. Martin. indicted for keep
Ing room for the sale of intoxicating
liquors. ,Nolle entered.
Francis b. and Augustus Martin, in
dicted for assault and battery. Nolie
entered as to Augustus. Francis b.
pleaded guilty, and was fined IS with
costs.
John Boos and Thos. Mcclellan, in
dicted for keeping a gambling hous @.
Plea of not guilty withdrawn and plea Of
guilty entered. Fined $50 each and SEN
ltenced TO 80 days in the County Jail.
Stay of execution allowed until hearing !
of motion to quash ON technlcality in
Indictment.
VIM. Goddard, indicted for stabbing
with intent to wound. Verdict OF guilty
of assault and battery.
Chas. Bosau, indicted for petit larceny.
Acquitted.
Conrad Smith, indicted for selling
liquor ON Sunday. Motion to quash sus-
tanned.
| Chris. Blatt, indicted for assault and
battery. Plea Of guilty entered. Fined
80 and costs. l
! PARIS, KY.-It does not speak we'll
for the wisdom and sagaclty OF Republic
| can and Democratic leaders in Bourbon
county to put forth two young bachelors
to represent the county in the General
Assembly. If a war was declared, these
persons could pull up stakes and fly to
distant parts, while MN of family
could and would not. And further, they
are disqualified from acting as Com \
mon School Trustee in some parts Of the
State.
Mr.. James Russell, of Paris, KY, now
sojourning with his wife, formerly Miss
White, of this city, in Paris, France,
telegraphed last Friday TO Dr.. Edw.
lIngles, of this place, to come to FL, NE
i tn mr. ri ha for fc wifi xub ~ W. tn If.ir
suddenly sick. DR.. Inges started the
same day he received the telegram, AID
is now on the way.
The ordinance prohibiting stock from
| from running at large has been repealed.
Cause-Brother Hihton's stock was
among that imprisoned in the pound. 1t
Is needless to say that Brother Hinton
is "City Father"
The City Court was made lively yes
terday by professional game Of base-
] ball, between Mayor O'Connor on one
side and number Of young gentlemen
on the other. Mayor O'Connor won the
toss and and sent the boys to the field.
The Mayor took in all the flies and made
several base hits. The boys, viz: A.
Mozart Gutzeit, Jas: z. Davis. H. Tip.
ton, Il. Moran, L. Woods and several
others, got OUT, that is, they got about
one dollar and costs out Of their pocket
| books.
The health of our city is good.
| The STAR Is fast rising into popular
favor as tirst-class daily, to which fact
your subscription books will bear testi-
mony.
| The Harmonic Society Of this city Will
give grand open-air concert and picnic
on next Saturday, July 3d..
| Our friend A. M. Gutzeit has recently ,
received the congratulations of his many
friends on account OF happy turn Of
Dame Fortunes wheel.
| Colonel Henry L. Alexander was elect .
ed Treasurer and Collector Tor the Res /.
cue Fire Company, for Which position
ing character emineutly adapt him.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Rev. g. d. Hunt i
WAS elected Prime pal OF City School No. (
2, in place OF Prof. Kline, who resigned
at the close of the school. Mr.. Hunt
was formerly Baptist minister in this
tcity.
The rains in this vicinity the past few
days have been quite heavy and general. i
The Lexington press seconds our mo-
tion for the establishment OF a branch OF i
the Young Mems Christian Association
in this city. Never since the DAYS Of
the Reformation was there more needed I
than now such an auxiliary of good
works.
Mr. II. p. Lewis, news-lealer on the
Kentucky Central railroad, has accepted !.
the position OF fireman on the Indianap-
oils, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad.
Last evening Mr. G. NJ. Drake was
married TO Miss Hettie Garrison; at the
same time MIR. S. G.. Roszel WAS married
to Miss Mary Alice Drake, who. ia. a sis-s
| ter to the first bridegroom. Tie marriage
| OF these four persons, two of whom are
| from one family, was an interesting
event that seldom happens in our city.