The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-27
C0ui,iOt0n.

VI OoSu VI Suc VtuCoJ w dS Hltu away WIFI
leave. Charles Lang, for fast driving
within the city limits, was fined $5 and
costs. Jacob vangundy, breach OF the
peace, VI. Harry Crowley, breach of
The peace, "a. Frank Drake, breach of
the peace, $lS.
The morning papers give the name of
Mike Finan, charged with rape. The
name is not Finan, but Fallon.
Gen. Howe, from Louisville, is at the
Office of Commissioned Bustwick. this
morning, paying bounties to the colored
soldiers.
A small boy, named John Fink, strayed
away from his motner, who is visiting at
the corner OF Bush and Stevens streets,
this morning. The police are on the
lookout for the young wanderer, but up
to u O'Clock he had not been found.
The Kentucky Central railroad troubles
will be heard before Judge Boyd to-day.
Peter linn has been subp9naed 10 lap-
pear and vindlcate his cause. But up
to the time Of closing our report his ap-
pearance was not perceptible about the
Courthouse. The Court to-day and the
Council Tonight will certainly develop
something new.
A donation of soap and water has
been made to the editor OF the Ticket.
Why don't he use IT,?
Mike Fallon, charged with committing
a rape on a colored woman named Wy
man, was before Squire Francis and
Dunenick this morning. The case was
con inued until. Friday. In default OF
5000 bail be was committed to jail.
Before the same tribunal was brought
James Cummings and Charles Pearce
Tor the same ohense upon the person of
a woman named Ann Wilson, who
charged them with having drawn her into
a stable and violated her person against
her will. The case was continued until
tomorrow. The parties gave bail in the
sum Of $500 each.
At special meeting of the Council
this morning John Grey was elected
temporary chairman, in the absence of
President Sninkle.
Mr.. T. S. Cummins, Secretary of the
Kenton Insurance Company OF this city,
is at Lexington adjusting the losses OF
that Company in the late fire in that
city.
At a meeting of the Board Of Health
last evening it was decided that the City
Attorney present his views whether the
Board oil Health had the right to compel
children to be vacc mated, and to draw
up an ordinance tor Council to such
effect. 1t was also determined not to
have the smallpox wagon labeled. The
physicians were ordered to vacoinate all
persons in destitute circumstances at
70 cents per head, chargeabLe to the city !.
Six new cases OF smallpox reported
yesterday.
/ u. s. CoURT.-In the case Of r. A..
Wilson IL Co., bankrupts, a decree was
entered and the First National Bank
tiled its motion for an appeal to the
United States Circuit Court, which was
ntn nA
ter, r. Rolf, Elias Henry and William O.
Connolly. Elias Henry pleaded guilty
ioA the charge of selling whisky Without
license, and was fined 500 and costs,
and sentenced to thirty days. imprison-
nlent and until fne'was paid. The cases
;Of the other three were continued till.
next term of Court. In the case of the
United Statesys. VIII. Carder, sentence
was suspended, and the defendant gave
bond Tor his appearance on the first day
OF the next term of Court in the sum OF
$1,000. q. B. Cook vs.. J. Nixon's admin
istrator, and twelve other similar cases.
Demurrer sustained and judgment rem
dered tor defendants. A new trial was
granted. j. b. Alexander, &C., VS.. the
Maysville Railroad Company. Supple
mental decree entered. w. @. Halbert
VS.. Leonard Barney. Decree entered.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company vs.. q.
q. Pierce. Demurrer sustained. A cross
bill was filed by the defendant, and an
amended bill by the plaintiff. United
States VS.. Jos. Schieffer, who was found
guilty. The verdict OF the jury was set
aside, and new trial granted. The ac-
cused gave bond in the sum of 81, 900 to
appear at the next term OF the U. s.
Court. Newport Water-works VS.; Gin
cinnati Hydraulic-Works demurrer of G.
Ii. and John Kilgour and q. Brannon
was sustained, and action as to them
discontinued.
In the County Court yesterday the
Commissioners appointed to value the
land taken for the use OF the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad filed six reports as
sessing damages as follows: Montgom-
cry Hill, $95 40; w. 8. Rankin's heirs,
$500; w. L. Roberts, $6ol 7t; Jesse
Yelton's heirs, $500 20; j. D. Randall,
$297 80; Miss Fannie Yelton,
is so. The following persons were
released from payment Of State revenue
tax tor 1874 ON the amount mentioned,
assessed: Robert Lindsay,
81, ,250; Amos Collins, $500; John w olt,
1900; John Horning, $4,000; Mrs. A. H.
Shaler, $l4,7O0. J. B. Klosterman was
guardian Of William Piper.
Captain Nose Webster is in the city.
DuFluR We laLe war ne was DOLeu
guerilla chieftain. He will attend the
decoration Of the Soldiers graves in Gin |
cinnati, May 10Th.
A large and handsome diamond was
lound on Madison street by Mr.. Joseph |
Johnston yesterday.
A suit has been entered against The |
Southern Railroad in the Chancery
Court, by p. P. Orr, on a claim OF $9,-
)4l 90.
Senator Stevenson has left the city to |
attend the Episcopal Convention OF the |
Diocese Of kentucky, which assembled
n Louisville yesterday
Father Goebbels, OF st. Augustine's |
Church, has returned from Europe. |
Three sisters from Notre Dame, Goes
ield and Westphalia, came with him for |
he schools OF the Mother of God Church.
City Council meets Tonight.
The Circuit Court conYenes in special |
session to-day.
cs Newport.
Matters for THE STAR may be left with |
Mr.. Tony Reischman, the handsome and |
popular clerk at Judge Geisler's office,
whey they will promptly reach us. Upon
be highly credltable recommendation of |
he Deputy Marshal, we intrust Mr..
with this charge.
In the City Court this morning Henry
srehrs, charged with breach of the
,eace had his case continued to the first |
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