The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
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Thomas Mcdonald, James Butler, Dick
disorderly conduct, were eacn held over
until Wednesday. James Booker and
Sarah Hawk were each fined one dollar
tor u! common drunk. Ellen Gilien, for
being drunk in Kentucky, was sent to
Ohio. ~ @t'
The report that Thomas Derr, the MUIR
derer OF Charles Albrecht, had attempt
ed to commit suicide is without iounda-
ton, as he slept as sound all night as II
nothing had happened, He was this
morning brought before Mayor Athey
for preliminary examination, but his
case WAS continued until Thursday
morning. He was committed to Jail.
Judge Perkins has presented Mr.. Clay
White with a tine string of fish, which
himself and others caught while on their
excursion last week.
The editor OF the Ticket apologies for
the small amount OF news in his paper
on account of there not beng much to
obtain from the dailies. '
The Miss Cockerifls will give another
grand'and select entertainment at Lev
Ingwood station, ON the Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad, next Thursday. Mrs. w.
r. Black we'll informs us that the parties
wno have been invited are from COying-
ton, Lexington and Paris. This being
the second entertainment OF the season,
grand time is anticipated.
At half past nine O'Clock last night a
report reached Marshal Bolan and his
deputy, John GOedsOn, that a murder
had been committed at the West End
House, corner Of Third aud Philadelphia a
streets. They at once repaired to the
spot, and on the one hand found the
murderer, notorious rough, named
Thomas Derr, sitting on the horse
trough in front Of the saloon of his vic
tim, and on the other the proprietor OF
the West End House, Mr.. Chas. Al
Brecht, stretched out in death, stabbed
TO the heart in the interior of the saloon.
1t seems that Derr had been drunk all
Of AlbrecLtS saloon sevei al times.
About 8 O'Clock last night he again en-
tered the saloon and being ordered out,
grew so indignant that quarrel arose
Between the Two, In which the fatal stab
through the heart of the saloon keeper
was given. He was stabbed between the
third and fourth ribs aud lived but ten
minutes afterward. When the murderer
was approached by the Marshal and his
assis tants for arrest be cried "D0Rt
come near me or pll Kill you." He was
taken, however, and safely landed in
fil.
! Coroner McCabe was notified and held
an inquest, in which the details of the
brought forth. The jury rendered a ver-
dict That the, deceased came to his death
from a wound inflicted by knile in the
hands Of Thomas Derr.
Yesterday evening while Mr.. b. f. W.
Carter and AL. Martin were engaged in
painting a tablet on the front OF the
Fourth-streetC Christian Church, the rope
from which their platform was suspended
broke, dashing the two men a distance
of 40 feet to the ground below. Carter
fell ON his right side and was severely
injured by having large splinter Of
wood driven into his right arm.
/ His face and head were also fearfully
cut and bruised. Mr.. Martin sustained
injuries about the spine, and lengthy
cut in the scalp. Neither of the men are
fatally hurt and 1T is hoped that they
viii soon recover. I.
! 1t is rumored that the Post.ofice is to
be removed to the McDannold building
on Fifth and Madison streets.
! A milk wagon upset on Sixth street,
yesterday, near Madison, spilllng nearly
ill the milk. ''f'sFs 7fffHF
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1 In Judge Geisler's Court, this morn
ing, Henry Ache, charged with assault
ind battery, had his case continued till
W ednesday. The case OF Henry Fachers
Is in progress.
free use of his grove for the picnic OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Bryan Smalley mas arrived home with
ais young bride.
A man named John Kaul was thrown
from his wagon and run over yesterday,
receiving some severe bruises.
Chancery Court.-A: Al. Toebbe, as
signee, vs.. P. Guilfoyle ct al, Submit
led on mortgage claim OF p. j.. Murphy.
Clay Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany VS.. j. A. New. Dismissed at de-
t,s' costs. Same ys. John Barrett
IT al. Submitted. George b. Hodge VS..
Christ Hack. Plaintiff RECEIVERS costs.
Newport Savings Association vs.. NJ.
Lytle. Discontinued. A. .Duddey's ad-
vs.. A. Duddey's heirs ct al.
John q. SchroA appointed guardian ad
item tor infant heirs. John jansen va.
Newport Saving Association No.
|. Plaintiff granted an appeal to the
court Of Appeals. Dayton Building and
Association No. vs. Geo.
ttlu LilZ4UStu Ou&MWtCAsf
400. Newport Saving Association No.
VS.. John Kieter. judgement for $S03.
Jnion Bethel Church ct al. vs.. Gaylord
1t al. Judgment for James Taylor for
II $50. Order Of sale. Barbara Hoffman
rs. Martin w eber.- Judgment and ORDER
II sale. tfg
The chimneys ofthe public Offices were
cleaned yesterday.
Barracks News-Private James Allen
las been ordered 20 join the twentieth
nfantry regiment, at Fort Smelling. MIN
lesota.
Nine regimental musicians left for An
yel Island. San Francisco Bay, to join
he Twelfth infantry.
Thirteen recruits were accepted yes
erday. :,
The average man knows as little about
fashions as an editor does of wealth. He
will check off his wife's millinery or
bill, item by item, with an
Of wisdom and easy conf
lence that would vanish into thin air at
he sight of an interrogation point. He
wants the credit of being sharp and
and to gain this he will raise a.
great many questions himself and very
eyade those put by another-
IL doing which he often SKINS over very
hin Ice, and sometimes breaks through
and plnnges into very sea
If bitter mortIfication. It's astonishing
what a sham man is and how super