The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07
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The Tennesseeans appear at York
street NJ. +. Church ON both Thursday
and Friday evenings Of this week.
The Lockland and Reading Savings
and Loan Association has fled its arti-
corder's Office. The capital stock is
$500, 900, divided into shares of 5000 each.
j. q. Olden, George House, Leander
Warren, John -Koelsel and Arnold Varel-
mann are the incorporators.
MEssRs. WHITTLE AND BLISS, the Evan
gelists, have both been called to Chicago
by sickness in their families, and MIR. J.
II. Cole, also OF Chicago, one of their co.
workers in Louisville. presided in the
MONDAY meeting to-day, and will con.
duct the services at st. Paul's M. Il.
Church tonight.
The referees In the case Of the State
OF Ohio against Hamilton County,
brought by Ex-Prosecutor w. M. Ampt,
for $53, 600, principal and interes t,
claimed to be due under q wrong appor.
tionment, have decided in favor OF the
State for $4,000, which is the amount
claimed, without interest.
THE County Commissioners are, some
OF them, highly indignant concerning the
action of the Board OF Control in charg-
ing that certain bills had been prepared
BY them tor a second presentation, and
claim that the movement on the part OF
the Board is to cause i'll feelings be-
tween the Commissioners and the incom-
ing Board Of Control
TIE alarm of fire from box No. 46,
about $3.50 O'clock, resulted in the dis.
covery Of a small fire in the rear portion
OF j. h. Sanning's planning mill. ON Plum,
near Fourteenth. Loss tri6ing. This
building seems particularly subject to
destruction BY fire, as only yesterday q
portion OF the roof was destroyed and
last year the whole mill burned down.
A YOUNG MAN from the country, on
Tuesday night, went to 162 Third street
to take Fannie Lloyd and Jenny Col
meier out riding. When he awoke this
morning he found his clothes cut and
that his pocket-book, which, when last
seen, contained SITS in currency and two
| checks to the amount Of sits, was miss.
ing. Captain johnson and Colonel Smell
baker this morning arrested Chas. Wood
and the two girls, and lodged them in
the Ninth-street Station on suspicion Of
| being the parties who committed the
robbery. They will have q hearing in
the Police Court tomorrow morning.
A YOUNG lad fourteen years OF age
named David Frick, employed at Hen.
| shaw's Chair Factory on Elm and Canal
streets, yesterday afternoon about 4
O'Clock, was caught in some machinery
and hurt very considerably on the wrist
of his right hand, severing the arteries,
and receiving horrible out in his side
He was taken Immediately to the Cincin'
| natl Hospital where he was attended to
by Dr.. G. S. Muscroft, and everything
possible done to alleviate his sufferings
/, He had been given whisky by some In.
considerate man at the factory which
has done much to lower his condition. II
is now supposed that lock-jaw has set in
and he lying very low, with scarce any
hope OF recovery. No one at the factory
is to blame for the. accident, as the lad
was playing on floor where he was moi
employed. His mother has been will
him all day at the hospital, and her afiiic.
tion is great, as she had only him to re.
ly upon for support.