The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-22

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their Industrial Department at Pixies,
on the evening of May 4th. The full ar
rangements are not yet completed, but
we are warranted in assuring the public
that the entertainment will be we'll
worthy of their attention. Particulars
as to programme, etc., will appearin The
STAR in few days.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pythias of this State holds its session In
Cleveland during the last week in May.
Arrangements are being made In this
city by which large delegations from the
Lodges here will attend,an negotiations
for reduced rates on railroads and at
hotels are nearly completed, The parade.
the grandest displays ever given by the
order In the State.
| OFFICERS TAYLOR AND BRAzELL yes
terday cleared Ratrow from the infest-
ing bands OF river-rats which have been
inlesting that place, to the annoyance of
every peace-loying citizen who might
have occasion to pass that vicinity.
They arrested fifteen of these "rats,"
and all of them, in the Police Court this
morning, except one (John West1 were
sent to the Work-house, three Of them
for term of fifteen days and eleven for
thirty days.
A WOMAN by the name of Annie Evers-
more was taken before Judge Matson,
OF the Probate Court, and, after
the requisite affidavits declaring her
insanity had been filed, was sent to
ASyu was that het of regon
and she iancied that she was obliged to
kill her child in order to appease the
wrath Of God. After she had entered the
carriage in front of the Courthouse to
be taken to the asylum she became
frantic, and broke every pane OF glass
that the vehicle contained.
JOHN MICKEN, Andy johnson and Ben
Meyers, three colored men, were arrested
| by Officers Keating and Knox yesterday
on the steamer st. James, on the charge
of petit larceny. Micken and Meyers, In
| the. Police Court this morning plead
guilty. Andy johnson spurned the idea
OF being accused tor theft and stoutly
denied the charge. They are said to
pair oil CATERS worth $15 75, belonging to
the Big Sandy Company. They were
convicted Of the crime and each sent to
the Work-house for term Of thirty days
beside fine oil $50 and costs.
THE marriage of Mr.. Louis A. Rothe to
Miss Rosa Schierberg, took place at the
church corner Of Eighth and Walnut
streets last evening in the presence of a
very large and fashionable audience.
The ceremony was performed by Rey.
Father Schwennigef, pastor OF the
church. A reception was given at the
residence of the BRIDES father, on
East Fifth street, at which large
number of the friends of Mr..
[ Roth and his handsome bride were
tpresent. The happy couple Immediately
] cinn nf thoir no rasidanna
which Mr.. Roth had caused to be fitted
up for the occasion, at the corner of Free
man and Poplar streets, and are accom-
panied in their life voyage by the best
Wishes OF their many friends.
THE greatest enmity seems to exist
between Andreas Egner and George
| Ruler at the Jail. Although both are al
lowed TO walk about the corridors of
their prisou-house and often pass each
other, a.word is never interchanged be-
tween them. Both eye each other when
they come near with fierce expression,
seeming to say that "you are the cause
of thls;" but no words are ever eX-
changed. Egner's son still languishes
| in close confinement in his cell, and has
never been permitted to speak a word to
his father since his incarceration. Eg-
ners wife is frequent visitor at the
Jail, and often sits for hours in earnest
conversation with her unfortunate hus-
band. The opinion among legal gentle
men is that young Egner will never be
tried. How much weight can be attached
to this is difficult to say, however.
THE Convention of the Railroad Life
Insurance Association, alter the hour of
our going to press yesterday, lnani-
| mously reelected Mr.. Franklin Fair
man, of the Illinois Central, the present
Young, McCarty, Sleeper, CoJtinger ana
fCherry as Vice Presidents for the ensu-
| ing year. &C. d. Alexander, o. Z. Briggs,
NJ. r.. Wood, W. Il. Gale, and X. ID.
Jones were elected an Executive Com.
mittee, 'and Messrs. Chas. McGinnis,
Jas. W. Allen and David Mcknight a
Finance Committee. Alter resolving to
hold the next National Convention at
Philadelphia, and extending thanks to
Rev. d. Ii. Moore, the different railroad
lines leading TO this city, the press, and
the proprietors OF the Grand HoIel, the
Convention adjourned.
A SUIT for $4,000 damages has been
brought against Coroner Maley by DR..
j. S. Richardson, and was filed with the
| County Clerk this morning. The plain
tiff in the case alleges that DR.. Maley
procured the publishing of a certain
lbelous article in a daily paper Of this
city containing items maliciously and
altogether false and detrimental to his
standing i'll his profession. The article
in question concerns the Alice Jackson
case, which was investigated by the
Coroner some time ago. 1T will be re-
membered that Dr.. Richardson figured
as the FAMILY physician, and had pre-
scribed for the little girl the evening Of
her attack of illhess. The article in
question contained statements, as the
plaintiff claims, that he had prescribed
an overpose OF morphine for the child,
from the effects OF which it died, The
case will be tried in the Superior Court.
| COLONEL SNELBAKER last night re-
ceived a telegram from Louisville re-
questing that a Chinaman named LIE
| Wang be taken into custody. He was
supposed to have taken a train on the
Short-line road for this city, and is ac-
cused Of having embezzled $50 from an
almond-eyed brother named Kun Y en-
Yen. lie Wang, who says his name is
All Min, was taken to Ninth-st. Station.
by Captain w Welsh, and 81 10 in currency
and an umbrella were found in his pos
session. This morning All Nhim said
that another celestial named LIE Ching,
who proceeded to Pittsburg, had taken
the money. All Nhim is engaged in maxi
ing flower baskets, and states that LIE
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