The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-05
A special term Of the Campbell Crimi-

A special term Of the Campbell Criml
nal Court will begin to-day.
The knights Templar OF Newport ar
preparing TO attend the annual conclav
In May at Paducah, Ky.
MISS Jennie Blackwood, principal q
the Normal School at Dayton, Ohio, wa
In this city yesterday on visit to he
parents.
The twenty-eIghth anniversary of th
birthday OF Colonel r. w. Nelson wa
celebrated Saturday night at the resi-
dence of Judge Nelson. '8..
| The grand total required tor improve
ments Of the streets this year amounts
The Committee on Encouragement I,
Manufacturers unanimously agreed t,
attempt to obtain the authority to ex
empt from taxation property used fo
manufacturing purposes, and that the
city allow them the use OF water al
nominal rates.
Mr.. John Cutshaw had his leg broken
Saturday by falling timber ut Nv. Live
zey d Co.'s saw-mill.
Monmouth street Is undergoing repairs
A regular session Of the school Board
tonight.
Mrs. Barney Ryan died suddenly yes
terday morning, and verdict Of death
from heart disease returned by the jury
A genuine ghost is haunting house
on Central avenue, near the river.
The Turner's gave a gymnastic exhibi.
tl0n Yes. ,fday.
A handsome cane and a gold ring are
the prizes for the best dancers at the
ball at Eclipse Hall tonight.
The Directors Of the Newport Pro.
vision and Market Association to-nig BIT
will sign the contracts awarded last
Thursday for the work on the building.
The "Tit att' Band" and the "Musi.
cal Ten" propose a musical contest for
a prize OF gold wreath set with pearls
and rubies.
In the Mayors Court came Ed. Wallace.
VINO a few Gays ago forged an order on
Mhuon. His case was again continued
until Tuesday. James BROKER, for a
breach of the peace, was let off with
paying cost. Pat Davis, for sleeping in
The Market-house, was dismissed on
shores OF the Ohio. Harriet Scott,
charged with breach OF the peace, was
dismissed. II. johnson, for a breach of
the peace, was requested to contribute
$l0 toward defraylng the public schools.
Some fisherman yesterday afternoon
caught a black bass weighing At pounds.
Candidates are beginning to loom up t
a lively rate for the Cons table and NJ agis-
trate's offices.
A young man named Harris, living on
Elm street, indulged in too much OF the
West End tangletoot Sunday morning.
He, however, managed to navigate with
III about a.square OF his home, when the
power OF gravitation became stronger
hun Ia NAT raI al
down. His mother and brother. in at
tempting topersuade him to 20 home. re-
ceived several severe blows and kicks.
n day police. No arrests.
The monthly meeting Of the Directors
pike Company was held on Saturday.
The bankrupt sale of Anna b. Murray's
grocery brought $500 cash.
The note Of the city for $4,000, author.
ized by Council, has been signed by
every member thereof. y
Some execution sales for taxes were
made on Saturday.
The present street contract will con-
tinue for month, and il the streets are
clean the first Of May the contractors
will get their money.
The tools used by the hank burglars
are in the Office of Haips Safe and Lock
Company in Cincinnati.
Checks OH the City National Bank
we're found ON the street Saturday. They
were worthless.
Mary A. Nixon, Administrative of
John r. Nixon. prays for the sale OF
realty and the settlement of the estate,
The Council Committee on Printing
have decided not to advertise in any
Cincinnati paper.
The young man who forged the Khuon
note was arrested Saturday night by
Lambert. His name is
Wallace.
The case of contempt against Marshal
Harrington, for seizing the Cincinnati
W Inc Company's property, is on trial in
the Chancery Court.
Bishop Toebbe yesterday confirmed
over one hundred children at the Church
ii the Mother Of God.
G. b. Cook has been elected Mayor oil
Jynthiana.
A man named Putmeyer was seized
With Tits yesterday during the services
1t the Cathedral.
P. Burkle and Jas. Marcy, ran a foot
ace yesterday near the Licking Rolling.
Mill. Burke won by about twenty feet. |