The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-02
ADDI1IoNAL sUBURBAs NEWS.
CONVECTION,

since our last report: James Delahonty
and Theresa truth, Thomas Cotnen and
Carolina Call, John Rolke and Mary
schick, Thomas Shields and Minera
Zunk.
In the Mayors Court, Henry Meyers,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
was fined So, including costs; Michael
Rourke, for q Newly ears drunk, was
fined 81 and costs, i'll default he went to
Jail.
Marriage licenses during the past year:
April, 40; May, 26; June, 26; July, 1S;
August, is; September, 81; October, SO;
20; December, IA. Total, 293.
The number Of licenses issued to colored
citizens during the year was "a.
Mr.. E. H. Samuels was badly beaten
on Wednesday evening by a mob OF
drunken voters who didn't agree with
him in politics.
will be inaugurated next Monday, the
following gentlemen will make up the
police force of the city: City Marshal,
Pat Bolan; Deputy Marshals, John A.
Goodson, William Healey; Lieutenant,
Adam Geswlne; officers, III. Lawrence,
L. Riggs, B. Hagerman, w. McGraw, f.
Hacksladt. e. ODonnell, John Whittle,
A. Bresman, j. Boland, John Campion,
Ben. Kpobe.
The exhibit of the Post-ofice for the |
past year is as follows: Registered let |
ters delivered, %; mail letters delivered,
q, 1897; mail postal cards delivered, 1,752;
local letters delivered, 1881; local postal
cards delivered, So; newspapers, ETC.,
Office, Is; letters collected, 6,920; postal
cards collected, 761; newspapers, ETC., |
collected, 1884, amount paid on money
orders, $16,553 4S; amount received,
$6,727 75.
!. A meeting of Council was called on
Thursday to take action on the death of
Colonel Todd, at which meeting resolu-
tions indicative of the highest respect
and honor to the memory of the de-
ceased, and that Council attend the fun
eral in a body. The Water-works Board
also adopted touching nd.sXpressive
tribute to his memory.
Lewis, the lunatic, has suffered ampu-
tation of his finger which gave him so
much trouble.
Larry Daniels, the insane person con-
fined in the County Jail for some weeks
past, has been taken to the Hopkinsville
Asylum.
The church and fire bells rung out the
old year and rung in the new on Thurs
day at midnight.
Trinity Church Choir is about to be re-
organized.
In the County Court, Thursday, the
widow of the late Jacob Ellinger re-
signed her right to qualify as adminis-
tratrix of her late husbands estate. and
Robert Simmons was appointed.
The following gentlemen have been
elected officers of Hiawatha Lodge, No.
13, 1. o. K. NJ, for the ensuing year:
Sachem, A. S. Pearce; Sen. Sag, D.
Kent; Jun. Sag, John Mann; Chief of
Records, W. II. Glore; X. of W., l. Lee.
The funeral of Col. Todd took place
Yesterday at 2 O'Clock. The procession,
consisting of the police force of the city,
under command of City Marshal John
| Butts, the Fire Department, headed by
| Assistant Chief Joseph Hartley, Mayor
Athey, w. W. Mosher, President of the
Council, members of the Council, city
| officers, together with the members of the
| Order of Masons and the Commandery of
Knights Templar, preceded by the Bar
racks Band, marched to the late resi-
dence of the deceased, where they took
charge of the remains and conveyed them
to the Scott-street Methodist Church.
The exercises commenced with reading
from the Psalms, followed by prayer by
Rev. j. NJ. Worrall, d. D., of the First
Presbyterian Church; after which the
funeral discourse was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Miller, the pastor. At the close OF
the sermon the knights Templar pro-
nounced the funeral service, after which
the body was placed in the hearse and
escorted to Highland Cemetery.
The average attendance upon the
schools during December was 1884.
| A boy, aged fourteen, named Thomas
Nolan, accidentally shot himself in the
side Yesterday while handling q self
cooking pistol. 1t is feared that he will
not recover.
The Internal Revenue receipts in the
Covington District during 1874 were
$261,47
tournament yesterday.
Monday.
Hon. Chas. Eginton has returned from
| Winchester.
Hon. G. G. Scales, of the Western To-
bacco Journal, is spending the holidays
at Toronto, Canada.
The following named gentleman are
acting as Marshals of election to-day:
First Ward, VIM. Waterman; Second
Ward, b. f. Dickerson; Third Ward,
VIM. Willett; Fourth Ward, VIM. Kirby
Fifth Ward, Joseph Waterman; Sixth
| Wafu, u. w. EVdHs, OeVeHIu w dIu,
Frank Crist; Eighth Ward, VIM. W at
kins; Ninth Ward, X. G.. Carter.
| NEWPORT.
| Six recruits accepted at the barracks
on Thursday.
| The alarms of fire from box 5 on Thurs
day, were caused by small fires in the
residence of Councilman Jones and a
two-story brick on Bellevue street near
| Washington.
Coroner Winston, on Thursday, held
an inquest over The body of Gustaye Mil
ler. The jury pronounced that the de.
ceased came to his death of wound
caused by bullet from pistol in the
hands OF Sam. Digby.
Mr.. Butler Hawkins is home ON a
short visit.
The following are the Water rates tor
the coming year: More than 10000 gal
Ions and less than 10000, 10 cents per l..
900 gallons; More than 5000 gallons and
less than 10000, 16 cents per 1,0O0 gallons;
more than 5000 gallons and less than s..
OOU, II cents per 1000 gallons; more than
1900 gallons and less than, 5000, 1S cents
per 1000 gallons; more than 1000 gallons
and less than 1000, 10 cents per 1,0O0 gal.
Ions; less than 1000 gallons, 20 cepts per
| 1000 gallons.
The entire police force was on. duty
yesterday.
The chess tournament is exciting some
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