The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-06
LATEST LOCAL.

IHE marriage OF Mr. u. l.. Perln, OF the
Third National Bank, to Miss Ollie b..
Parrot occurred this afternoon at Mont
gomery station. -..
JUDGE SWING is to-day hearing speci-
tications of the claims Of creditors op-
posed to the discharge of Medad W.
Stone, bankrupt.
THE annuarmee citing of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
will be held at O'Clock to-day in the
Board of Trade rooms.
THE creditors of r. Bell & Co., repre-.
senting about $4,000 worth OF claims,
have petitioned the United States
Court that they shall be adjudged
bankrupts.
THIS is the night of the 'sbudget enter
tainment" of the Hawthorne Club, at
Vickers' Hall, on Eighth and Plum
streets. Tue occasion will BIZ one well
appreciated by those in attendance.
THE County Commissioners want to
know how they shall print full reports
of all their proceedings and business ac-
cording to the new law, ON The $40 per
month allowed them by the old law.
Give it up.
THE Pork-Packers' Association will
hold meeting on Saturday morning, at
II O'clock, TO receive the report OF the
stock Of hog product in this city. Indi-
viduals and firms, and members of the
association, who have furnished reports
to the secretary are invited to be present.
THE subcommittee appointed by. the
Committee on the proposed plan for the
construction and management of the
Huntington railroad to prepare a report,
have about completed the work, and a
meeting of the General Committee will
probably be called for the early part of
next week.
CHAs. NJ. FoRBUs, arrested at the in
stance of one OF the creditors OF Wood,
Forbus & Co.. bankrupts Of st. Louis,
who charges him with having embezzled
some of the funds of the firm, will prob
ably be taken to st. Louis on q bench
warrant which Judge Swing will issue
to-day or tomorrow.
JAS. e. MURDOCH, the popular actor
and elocutionist, will repeat his lecture
on the Scriptures on Sunday evening
next, at the First Presbyterian Church,
on Fourth street, the pastor, Rev. Geo.
b. Beecker, having rendered him the use
of the pulpit. Mr.. Murdoch draws well,
and his new lecture has a tendency to
call forth another revival in religious
The two alarms of fire from boxes
numbers 254 and 175 about II O'clock to-
day was caused by fire in the roof of a
tWo-story frame house on Liberty street,
near the Deercreek Valley. The flames
were extinguished without any great
loss, the damage not exceeding $50. Two
alarms were turned in, owing to the fac
that a man who discovered the fire when
it was about hall over turned in the Sec
ond alarm from box It's, at the corner of
Young and Ringgold streets. Box 254 Ia
located at the Lebanon-road Water
works house.
The followingis is list of the passen-
gers, survivors of the New Orleans
Steamboat disaster, who came, here on
the Chas. Morgan, arriving at midnight
last night: Capt. .. P. Shinkle, of Che
Chas. Bodmann, wife and son; Mrs.
Peter and son, Mrs. Benham, daughter
and son, Mrs. Hater, Mrs. Emerson, Miss
Graves, Miss Hunt, Capt. Chas. Owens
and wife, Capt. w. P. Walker and wife,
DR.. Brashears and two daughters,
Messrs. Hunt, Parker and Viol, Mrs. Boil
ton, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Vandergrift, Mrs.
Drainsfield and Miss Lichtenberger.
MILTON NJ. SMITH, door-keeper of DR..
O'Leary's physiological show, has been
arrested by Special Mail Agent johnson,
charged with having, under the assumed
name of Charles Wheaton, s'used the
United States mails tor the purpose OF
defrauding the public" in advertising to
send photo picture concerning the
Beecher ffial on receipt OF fifteen cents,
and then,pocketing the money and fall
ing to send the pictures. These letters
are constantly being received at the.
Post-office, about twenty-five coming in
from different places to-day. Smith will
have preliminary examination Satur-;
day. He is out on $1,000 bail, with
O'Leary as bondsman.