The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-25

filld avenue, Beiievue, ant ransackeds
the house-neither beds, bureaus, nor
anything else escaping their vigilant
search. They not being able to ind
much money, took all the silverware
they could get, together with a guam
tlty of clothing and number of
old gold and silver coins. Mrs. Ma
gil has been on visit to some
friends, and as she Is Treasurer of tue
Sisters of Rebecca lodge, and was
known to have several hundred dollars
OF lodge money in her care, it is sup
posed it was the money that was,
wanted. Nh. Alagill, not thinking it safe
10 keep the money in his house, a lew
days ago deposited it in the safe at his
place of business in Cincinnati. On
Friday night ne was in Newport, on
business, and went home about 10 p. M.
to find things as stated. No clue to the
thieves has yet been obtained.
Lieutenant Vessel arrived at the Bar
racks Saturday, bringing with him 20 COL
ored recruits.
At the meeting of citizens to protest
against the proposed $500,000 subScrip-
ti0n to the Kentucky and Great Eastern
| railroad, after lengthy discussion be-
tween Mayor Berry and Judge Hallam,
the following resolutions were offered:
V. Daily and John Anderson be appoint
ed a committee and requested to prepare
an address to the v9ters of Campbell
county, to be published in the German
| and English languages, setting forth the
reason why IL would now he expedient
to vote subscription of the bonds OF the
county in aid Of the construction of the
proposed railroad to the mouth OF the
Big Sandy. -
Resolved,' That this meeting be re.
called at the Courthouse in. the city ol
Newport at 112 o'clock'P. M. Friday,
OCTOBER 20.
Ed. Cohen accidentally shot off the end
oil his thumb with a horse-piStol on Sat
urday night.
Jack Crowley in the employ of spinks,
a sand dealer, was Kicked by a horse on
Sunday, and it is thought he received
severe internal Injuries.
| COVINGTON.-A young man named
Lang, from West Covington, accident
ally fell off of the Suspension bridge
Sunday. He was severely injured
though not fatally.
County Court convened here this
morning.
The announcement of the death of Mr.
Charles Levassor, prominent and
highly esteemed young man, will be
lreceiyed with sorrow by his many
friends.
The officers chosen from this city a
| the recent Masonic gathering at Louis
Vile are: Henry BostWick, Grand Vice
| President OF the Grand Council OF Higl
Preis hood; L.. ID. Croninger, Recorder
] OF the same body.
lulpn parkipc and Eni3np n Z
/ Attorney w. W. Cleary returned iron
Bracken. county. where they nave beef
holding term of the Criminal Court.
1 One OF The SJar Club Saturday seemed
to be ecllpsed, judging from the wilt
throws he made. ..-
The temperance lecture by Mrs. Com
STOCK, at Otd-telloWs' Hail, sunday
was largely attended.
! The night schools in the Second Dis
trlctopen next Monday night.
The Stollar Brothers, whose arrest 70,
selling spoiled meat was mentioned :
lew weeks ago, have broul INT sui
against Health Officer Hoban for falst
arrest, liking their damage at 500.
| VIM. Hanks, aged about twenty-twC
years, residing with his parents ON San
ford street, was last Saturday might ar
Irested on an afhdavit sworn out by
man named Poweil, charging him wit
committing a., rape upon 'the person Q
fowelps daughter hatle, httie glrl or
jy fourteen years ol age. one Claim
tuat tlahks, On rriuay nighe, LOON hef .
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apartment Wnere they were ieit tlohe
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