The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-22

fun for the boys, yet ID is not especially
beneficial to the consumers OF Holly
water, who getthe fan benefit Of. decay
ing animals above the Water works.
Chancellor Mepzies yesterday dis
charged the injunction restraining the
CoyiDgton Street railroad from proceed
ling with their work as petitiohed for by
the Covingtoh & Cincinnati Street rail-
road. The plaintiff, however, has ten
ment OF the Injunction, after which time
will take effect. $50
/ Mike Farrell, for stealing lot Of sar-
dimes from Ean Bros, store, ON Scott
and Lower Market streets, was tried
yesterday in, the Criminal Court, found
guilty, and sentenced to fifteen months
In the gPenitentiary. Michael Hughes
was sent up for one year for stealing a
/. pair of boots and gold watch and chain
Ffrom Jos. Harold. Michael Walsh was
convicted OF committing o rape upon a
| |isevep-year old child and sentenced. to
seven years in the Penitentiary.
Washingtons, IL; Milfords, II; yester-
tday. Leaf Tobacco Inspectors and
Weighers. 1S; Warehouse Men, 8; at
Willow Run. g
The closing exercises Of the graduates
of the High School took place last night
at Odd-felloWs' Hal. and were well at
tended. The programme, consisting Of
literary, vocal and musical exercises,
was well rendered. ,erand reflected the
highest credit on the participants. The
exercises closed with the awarding Of
diplomas by Principal y W. Hall, jr,,
on the following: Emma Beuhring, An
ma Belle Marshall, Laura Creaghead,
Mary Belle Martin, GeneyieVe Hood,
Iatf Mol Nj in, Gall
b. Rose, Sadie Rust, Ella Pendleton,
Kate Macdonald, Robert w. Doughty,
John H. Simrall, Harry A. Lindsey, Har-
old Ryland and p. Burton Warner.-d.e
A young man residing in the West
End was accidentally shot in the hand
BY q pisto! with which he was playing
.AEsur cases OF smallpox sent to the
Pest-house, Sunday, .aadsthree yester-
day. ~ .. y is'i' - @'-1'sss ~ a'-'' as.
Charlie Smith, "a lad about nineteen
years ofsage, residing with bis parents
ON Scott street, near Thirteenth, was
badly bitten by a dog In the right icneek,
last Sunday. A1'- F''''''t = I.ss''- W.
Il tH-i'i y Ne,rport. fs5 aa'
The granting of the new building that
is TO be occupied by the National Bank
| of Newport is about finished ~and the
bank Will be opened within q few w eeks.
| We understand that Mr.. ohnsS ehhefder,
The energetic Secretary forvthe1 Clay
Insurance Company, is to be the book
keeper of the establishment. We know
Of no better man for honesty and-integ-
| rity.
Mr.. Fred. Brown, proprietor Of the ST.
| Charles, has erected another sign, more
beautiful than the first. The painting is
| the work OF MIR. Joseph Brown, his son,
| who has attained quite a reputation as
! an artist and painter.
I George KnobleB who was so Seriously
injured by the falling of a scattold last
evening, is yet alive. s.
Geo. Knobler, while working in com.
pany with Frank. Shearer IN placing gal.
yanized iron caps over the third-story
windows of Odd-fellows' Hall, lost his
balance and fell from the scaffold dis.
tance OF fifty feet to the ground below.
He was unconscious when picked up and
blood was flowing from his mouth and
nostrlls. He was Immediately taken to
Schwartz's drug store, where restora-
lives were administered, after which he
was conveyed to the home of his brother.
in-law on Patterson and Walnut streets.
His recovery is doubtful. y IF 3
Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Brent, whose
army, were serenaded at the house bl
Mrs. General s wifi, where they are stay
ling as guests, last Sunday, BY Prof,
| HOrn,s Barracks Band, s;iS ~
Barracks News-Lieut., f. 8. Calhoun
goes to New York Harbor.to accosnpany
La detachment which will shortly join his
regiment in Utah.
Secretary Belknap has sent commu,
nication to the barracks stating that il
is not the intention to remove The gar.
rison to Columbus. ,a.A = s.&sg
Lieut.. Abbott and a. detachment o.
Ifour men arrived Yesterday. Gen. Ebef
Swift, Col. +. y. Mason and Capt, Nor
ris wifi probably arrive this evening.
Fifteen white. and one colored recrpil
| passed their second examination yester.
h SG.. W. stricker, whose serious illness
Was 'nlentioned yesterday, died at "
O'clock last night. i ~. Z, E, I
Mr.. Betz, the Treasurer of the New
Market-house Association, and MI
Louis Emmert, the contractor for furn.
ishing sand for the new building, in.
dulged in a Verbal warfare yesterday
which, however, passed off without
bloodshed. {
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