The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-05
ADDITIONAL UBURBAN NE WS.
COVINGTON,

united IN matrlmony by one OF tne Cln-
cinnai Magistrates, were yesterday re-
married by Rev. Bishop Toebbe, of this
city. ...
Edward Morgan, who has for several
years been confined to his bed, died at
his residence, No. 23S Madison street,
yesterday afternoon.
A number of the telegraphic manipu-
lators went skating last night. One of
them, however, returned at an early
hour, presenting a darkened optic and
declaring that he had cracked his cra-
mum.
The new Marshal this morning locked
up the slate containing the Mayors
Court docket. Consequently we can
give no report.
Marshal Bolan and his assistants last
evening.
Thieves entered Mr.. G. o. Van Emons'
store, on Fifth street, Sunday night, and
carried off quantity OF candy and some
other stock.
Council meets to organize on Thursday
night. l
Messrs. W. G.. Stevens, R. B. Broaddus
and John Whitney have been appointed
Deputy Assessors.
terday for $3.50 to James Ellis, Esq.
The following officers of Myrtle Lodge
No. 8, X. of p, were installed last night:
G. c., VIM. II. III. Bowen; v. G., Ash q.
Wood; p, George Williams; X. r. s.,
Thomas M. Booth; NJ. f., E. q. Hart; NJ.
E., James Gundy; M. A., Otto Lott; l..
G., WI. Wallace; O.G., W. Ii. Beaman;
Pc, Ct. w. Cree.
The cards of invitation for the second
grand carnival ball are in press, and
will be issued in the course OF day or
two.
The Short-line company has offered a
reward of $3.50 for the parties who at
tempted to throw the train from the
tss track on ahS Sunday near Walton by placing
The Burnet House robbery reward has
been paid, Clint. Butts family getting
$3.50, and Officers Mooney, Francis,
Meara and Hoban $50 each. ....f
Sheriff elect Henry s. Percival was
sworn in yesterday.
Council has ordered gas lamp for St.
Elizabeth's Hospital. =,
Joseph Whittlesey, P. Mooney and j.
G.. Francis, private watchmen, have been
given the same authority as the police.
Austinburg has petiti0ned for water.
At the council meeting last night, q
communication from the City Marshal,
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appointments, was received and concur
red in: Deputy Marshals, John A Good
son, VIM. Healey; Lieutenant of Police,
Adam Geiswein; policemen, Hunter Law.
renee, j. Bolan, E. ODonnell, Michael
Bolan, John Whittle, b. Hogman, Fred
erich Hackstadt, Theodore Riggs, VIM.
McGraw, John Campion, Ben Knobe and
A. Brisman.
Sneak thieves stole a sack of coffee
from Bryant s. Hastie.
Mr.. Edwin Moore has been appointed
captain at the Twelfth street Hose-house.
John Neauyer takes his place.
NEWPORT.
Swift's Iron and Steel Works resumed
operation this morning.
Mr.. Henry Shuttle. councilman from the
Third Ward, is confined to his bed by a
severe illness.
No City Court this morning.
The case of young Kramer for killing
his brother, was called in the Criminal
Court this morning. At 10 O'Clock the
prisoner was brought into court, and the
jury was impaneled; but up to the time
Of closing our report, no witnesses had
yet-been examined. The case still ex-
cites considerable Interest and the court
room was thronged with spectators.
A jury was formed in the Kramer mur-
der case yesterday.
The new steam heating apparatus is to
be put into use at the Barracks.
One recruit accepted at the Barracks
yesterday.
Mayor-elect Constans was sworn in
yesterday.
The criminal Court, Judge Perkins
presiding, commenced yesterday at the
Courthouse. The following grand jury
was impaneled Charles j. Raipe, Philip
Larner, g. G. Harris, Henry Tieman,
Cornelius Phillips, James ellison, F. M.
Bower, e. NJ. sSwager, George A. Ahler-
ing, NJ. q. Wellman, e. A. Mariana, D.
Richard Taliaferro, Wiley Bates.
q'he Board of Educationwas organized
last night. A resolution allowing the
President to vote in all votes by ballot
was adopted. Mr.. j. b. Locke, ST., was
unanimously reelected Treasurer, and
his salary fixed at $500 per annum. Rich
ard Walsh was elected Secretary and his
salary fixed at 5000 per annum. The
Superintendent's report was received.
The Treasurer's monthly report, showing
a balance of 81, ,434 26 was received aud
ordeped fled. Bills to the amount OF
$14 30 were ordered filed. Notice Of gar.
nishee in the Putnam-street assessment
case was given, and Messrs. Devere,
Hewitson and Tice were appointed a
Special Committee to consult with the
City Council on the subject. The follow
ing standing committees were named by
the Chair: Building, Messrs. Fisher,
Britt and Devere; Finance, Waldemeyer,
Tice and Thompson; Rules, Dunkhorst,
Thomas and West. =
David r. Locke, ESQ.,, was sworn in
as City Marshal yesterday and Ex-Mar-
shall Rebholz as deputy.
Twenty-nine persons in the Newport
jail.