The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
FROM POINTS AROUND.

SOuiV ttb iS1toh eHlo WYNN
Maggie Mitchell will play at the OPP
era Hall January 10.
"Snapping Turtles" Is the subject Of
General Joe Geiger's lecture to be de-
livered tomorrow night IN Becketts
Hail. Ss
Joe Myers, arrested for horse steal
ing, was Yesterday bound over in the
sum Of $500 to await the action OF the
The Lig6t Guards will receive their
arms from Columbus next week.
Robert Brown, sol of VIM. y. Brown,
had his leg broken Tuesday night by be-
Ing thrown from carriage. DR.. Kirk
patrick gave the required medical aid.
New Subsidiary A. Campbell vs..
John Seeman and Timothy Vogleman.
Amount claimed, $3.50.
Alfred A. Shaier VS.. A. l.. Charles.
Petition in error.
There should be q general turnout of
the citizens next Tuesday evening at
the entertainment for the benefit OF the
ChildrenY Home. 1t will be in BecketPs
: Hail.
LEXINGTON, KY.-John T. Martin,
lately acquitted in the Kenton County
Criminal Court for the killing of James
q. Camnitz, is resident of this city,
and the numerous friends OF the family
will be glad to learn that he was honor
ably discharged upon the grounds Of
self.defense.
In Judge Mulligan's Court, yesterday,
John MADDEN, charged with drunken
ness, was fined SO and costs.
Great suffering now exists among the
coIored people OF Lexington. A visit
through their quarters reveals degree
Of improvidence scarcely credible.
Samuel TevIs, charged with man.
slaughter, was yesterday acquitted in
the Circuit Court.
The protracted meetings at the NJ. e.
Church and the Broadway Christian
Church are we'll attended. May the good
work 60 on, ior it is badly needed.
A valuable colt belonging to w. S.
Lipscomb, residing tour miles distant
ON tie Richmond pike, was dishgured Il
few nights ago by some person cutting
of one ear and the other 30 manned that
1t will probably come off.
The charity hospital established In
this city one year ago, has been great
source Of relief to the sicf and poor. IL
isNroposed To give a grand concert Tor
the benefit OF this humane institution,
next Tuesday evening, at the Opera
house.
Col. John w. Stockton took possession
of the ST. Nicloias Hotel yesterday.
During the month OF November the
County Clerk Issued sixteen marriage
licenses.
Jueg, Randall, Judge or the Circuit
Cour.,.n Gay county, vas lately rlck
on the head with bottle by u man
named Price, for whose ar est The Judge
had issued an order. Tnis IS the firsl
Judge We have ever heard Of being DOT
tie i in Kentucky.
NEwPoRT.-In the CITY Court this
morning Jonn Cannon, for being drums
and GisOrderiy, was nue. 80 ana costs.
Last night "a young sou OF Mr.. JAS. L.
Berry, residing ON Taylor street, in the
absence OF his parents lit a small piece
of wood, and proceeded TO search foI
something in the closets. During the
search he accidentally set fire TO the
contents OF one OF them, and causing thu
burning up OF lot OF flannel, muslins
and number OF articles Of underwear
The City Council meets Tonight. Ii
attention will be called TO the bad Coz
dition OF East Front st eet, on the road
loading to Dayton, and asked to make
necessary repairs. Tnis is a necessary }
work, and should be Immediately at
tended to by the city authorities, or they
may .perchance at the next term of th'
Criminal court be the sutjects OF an III
document.
Hon. Thos. L. Jones has 80 far recov
cred from hisrecenL Illness as to be abi'
to leave for Washington, ID. o., to-liigni
II. III. Webster, j. Kren,z, George Il
TearVns, Jonn A. Williamson ana elm
ere nave asked for a posLponement b.
the Kentucky and Great Eastern R.ll
road oil the proposed yots on me Count.
subscriptiODs III oraer that the citlzens
may have AN opportunity TO further Iii
yestigate the matter.
The city OF Covingt0n has sent to New
port for material with whicn TO form /
militia company. Let the latter nance
city preserve ner boasted pride and en-
ter into no sucn arrangement, but form
. militia company OF her own.
Nathan Myers, charged with peddliBI
without license, was tried before Squir
]. L. MapheI. this morning, anu hdl +;
fne OF $1O0 ana costs assessed agains
him.
COvINGTON.-Int the City Court thi
morning, pei.e Rogers, for disordefl
conduct, was fined 50 and costs; Jane
Van Hook, ior drunkenness, " and cos ts
The Criminal Court made its tinat ad
j0urnment yesterday. Tue Grand Jury
report, winch is very lengthy docu
ment, reports The finding OF torty-nln
indictments, the dismissal Of thrice
cases, aud the examination of 15S vii
nesses. 1t calls attention to the ba
condition of The jail, the necessity for
Station house, the Irregularities of tn
records OF marriage, the borrowing OF In
portant papers from the Chancery an,
Circuit Clerks offices by lawyers " b
fail TO return them, anu the practice q
men congregating on the street corner
TO thesgreat annoyance Of pedestrians.