The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-28
Neyport.

Mr.. M. q. En- erson will soon start a
marble shop on Jefferson street.
Joseph Gallagher alias Jim Grapevine,
was Tuesday night arrested by officer
COttingham on the charge of petty pill
fering, was, at Judge Geisler's request
default of which, Gallagher went to Jail.
We counted 78 suckers on the Post
office corner at one time this morning,
and it is astonishing to hear the numer-
GUS questions regarding his health and
family every time a candidate ap-
proaches. Those poor fellows are be-
coming more popular every day.
1t is rumored that Tom Quinn, the SOL
dier, so seriously beaten by Tony Heine-
man, saloon-keeper on Bellevue
street, will carry the case to higher
court.
Thirty-one prisoners are now engaged
In breaking stone around the Jail.
A meeting Of the Police Commissioners
tonight.
The buds of almost all the fruit trees
have been killed by the recent frost.
The Kramer fratricide will be tried in
w. Cleary, Esq, represents the Com
monwealth, and Messrs. w. s. Albert and
Mat NJ. Cooper are for the defendant.
On an average 182,976 gallons of water
are daily pumped into the reservoir.
Barracks News-Much dissatisfaction
il expressed among the officers in regard
to the dismissal of Tony Heineman, who
was dismissed the other day on a charge
of committing murderous assault upon
soldier named Quinn.
Lieutenant Pierce, of the oath U. s..
Infantry, stopped at the Barracks yester-
day. He is on his way to Fortress Mon
roe, where he will be attached to the
Military School.
Capt. Powell has arrived to take the
detachment of troops to Fort Laramie.
C0vin1ton.
A German, apparently about forty
years Of age, laborIng under q singular
hallucinalion, caused considerable eX-
citemenr about 10 O'Clock this morning
near the Licking bridge. The poor tef-
low was under the impression that he
could fly il he was allowed to start from
the middle of the bridge. He was, how
eyer prevented from committing the rash
act, and when we left he concluded to
go on and look for his homo. We could
ascertain nothing definite as to his name
or residence.
Some miscreant threw stone through
the large French plate glass in the front
of the notion store, No. All Scott street.
The damage is estimated at about $3.50.
Richard Halves, for assaulting and
beating Moses Pearce, was this morning
fined $2S by Mayor Athey. In default OF
funds ne was sent to Jail.
The Literary Club will soon adjourn
for the summer.
Hon. j. W. Tait.was in the city yes
| terday. ,A, ,3.,. q.
The .Madison-street property recently
purchased by the First National Bank
was surveyed yesterday. r'
The Odd-fellows' fitty-sixth annivcr.
sary celebration was success in every
respect.
The case of Finn against The Phillips
g. Jordan Iron Company was given to
| the jury yesterday.
A countryman from Grant county was
in the city yesterday, looking after his
wife, who had eloped with a sewing-m
chine. agent.
The Enterprise Bolt & Nut Works were
burglarized night before last, but the
burglars got nothing valuable.
.Ghe True Tact and Talent Literary
Club had u meeting last night at the
house of Mr.. A. G. Ellis, No. q Martin
street, and gave a very interesting en-
tertainment.
John Drunzer, a saloon-keeper of w al.
Ioh3 Wv ho9 CiSub luulCtulGHtS peuulHS
against him, who owes everybody and
who shot At his landlord, lett that village
between Tuesday and Wednesday, af.er
selling out his stock of whisky, and has
not since been heard from.
The Boone Circuit Court was engaged
yesterday afternoon in the hearing of
the case OF John A. Roberts and others
against V. Finnell and others. The de.
PENDANTS are the makers of a $50, 900 note
given toraise money TO pay Boone county
out of the draft during the late war.
The plaintiffs are the makers of a $40, 00U
note subsequently given for the same
purpose. There was somehow surplus
Of 81, 800, and the contest is as to whether
this surplus was properly appropriated
in being applied to the partial discharge
of the $3O, 600 debt.
Tavern licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Frederick Roth, FL. Rowekamp, and
1. Frank.
Hammet Carter, OF Boone county. was
yesterday held to bail in the sum OF 81, ,000
to answer the charge of selling tobacco
without payment Oi the special tax.
1t is rumored that James Mclaughlin
will reopen the Clinton Hotel.