The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08

quite suddenly yesterday, and was taken
to his residence.
A fine blooming cactus is exposed to
view at the conservatory OF Colonel OF.
haber.
| Citizens desire the alley between liar.
ris and Keturah streets, from Isabella to
Patterson, attended to, as it is in most
filthy condition.
The celebrated horse. Abdallrh, that
was to have been exhibited at the DyiY.
ing Park, died few days ago at Lexing-
ton.
The pigeons that have become a nuis.
ance around the residence of Col. a. S.
Berry were slaughtered yesterday by
Taylor Thornton.
| Ex-City Marshal Reblolz has recov.
cred from his long illness.
| The citizens on Monmouth street
cleaned of the rubbish and dirt of the
| street and took it away in wagons, as
they could not wait Tor the action Of the
Street Contractor any longer.
| The Arbeiter Verein Installed the fol-
lowing officers last night: President, FL.
IIundenger; Vice President, +. Relies
First Secretary, II. Weitner; Second
Secretary, E. Held; Treasurer, j. Roth.
A fine canary bird escaped from the
Sisters ofCorpus Christi Church yester-
day but was afterwards recovered.
| A gang OF inexperienced burglars are
at work in the city.
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An interesting protracted meeting ia
| in progress at the MadisOn-street Bap.
tist Church.
Julius johnson, charged with larceny,
was dismissed in the Mayors Court.
The case has been postponed on account
of the absence of the prosecuting wit.
ness. About twenty minutes after the
dismissal OF the case the witness put in
an appearance, and wishes to have John.
son rearrested.
Business ON Washington street is be.
ginning to liven up. We understand that
an Eastern man will soon start large
wholesale house near the depot.
The cases of J. w. Stullar and Jane 8
Stullar, for stealing COW, mention OF
which was made in yesterdays STAR,
were continued in Squire Tebbs' court
until Friday.
Chief Hartley is suffering from severe
illness.
Hon. d. w. Voorhees, passed through
Covington yesterday on his way to Boone
county.
JAS. Brown cut his right hand badly
while saving locust blocks, on Second
street, yesterday.
L. ". bay less, OF carter county, has
filed his petition in bankruptcy. His as.
sets are 500 and his liabilities $4,000
more.
De Courcy, formerly of th6 Clinton Ho.
tel, has gone to the LunatH Asylum at
Hopkinsvile. lie is to be all officer OF
the institution.
The Terrell case is set for Friday at Il
O'Clock. A new venire has Deen ordered
from Gallatin county.
The Young Ladies' Institute gave a
very pleasant private entertainment to @
good audience, on Tuesday evening.
The circular saw that cuts the locust
blocks on Second street burst yesterday.
Nobody hurt.
The colored servant girl at the house
Of MIR. Julius Corbin, No. GIG Madison
street, set her bed atire last night, but
escaped uniDjured herself. The flames
were eXtinguished. Loss about $50.
A little son of Mr.. w. j. Haven fell on
the street yesterday and broke both
bones Of the right forearm.
Cne of the wheels OF Mr.. j. d. Platt's
carriage was wrenched OFF by one of the
rails of the street railroad track OH the
Suspension bridge yesterday.
Jimmy Holmes stereopticon will be
exhibited Saturday week.
Hon. j. q. Carlisle thinks of moving
to Nashville to practice law with Judge
Alvin Duval.
DR.. Pretlow's horse became frightened
at falling sign yesterday, and giving a
violent start, fell on the street and in-
jured its leg badly on tire-plug screw.