The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-21


A four-horse wagon, loaded with ties
for the new street railroad, capsized
part of its load at the corner of Sixth
and Scott streets, this morning, the ties
falling against the lamp-post, totally de-
molishing it.
Before Esquire Duvenick, this MORN
ing, came Henry Pail against Anton
Pail, his brother, with an attachment for
the garnshee of Anton's wages, to liqui-
date debt. On account of the absence
of a witness, the case was temporarily
postponed. The boys made use OF their
freedom, and had a lively set-to in front
of the 'Squire's office. The Justice then
called second case ON Anton, and fined
him SO and costs Tor breach of the
peace. The case altogether was lu-
dicrous one, as neither Of the contes tants
could speak "United States"
Thursday afternoon, while three boys
were riding q mule down Main street, in
order to have little sport, gan to beat
the l0ng-eared quadruped, but this not
being very agreeable to the donkey, he
kicked up his heels, throwing of one boy
named VIM. Volmering, whose parents
reside on Philadelphia street, breaking
his arm.
In the Mayors Court this morning,
Thos. Brown, for being drunk, was fined
81 and costs. Dennis Sullivan and John
Ohms, charged with disorderly conduct,
were each fined 81. Tim OBrien, for
small breach Of peace, was fined 81 and
costs; James McCracken, charged with
breach of peace, was dismissed; Bell
Rogers, dusky .damsel, for being dis
orderly, was sent to the Work-house, in
order to liquidate fine of $13.
Officers Hackstadt and Whittle picked
up two snoozers on the street during the
night and conveyed them to the Station
house. Mayor Athey, however, let them
OFT on promising to leave the city.
Uncle Berry has his striped men out
cleaning up the Courthouse yard.
The Board Of Supervisors Of the State
tax-books have concluded their labOrs
and will probably make their report TO-
morrow.
President Shinkle proposes to give the
city $4,000 for her stock in the new
Kentucky Central Railroad Company.
The Committee OF Health propose to
do the vacoinating for the city for %
cents per head.
Several cases Of smallpox among the
colored population were reported yes
terday.
The following parties pleaded guilty
before U. 8. Commissioner Bostwick
yesterday of selling liquor without IL
cense, and were fined as follows: Tim
Callahan, $50 and costs; VIM. Sweitzer,
$50 and costs; Jas. Northcutt gave bond
Tor his appearance May 81, as he was
unwilling to pay $50 and costs;. Thos.
Martin, $50 and costs and his license.
beer and cigars without license at pic
mic at Parlor Grove, will be investigated
this afternoon at two O'Clock. The cases
of B. Sudbeck and Harrison Rose,
| charged with selling liquor without Ii
cense, was continued until May 27. The
parties gave bonds in the sum Of 81 200.
John Dean, charged with shooting with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
| weapons, was tried before EsqIires
Duvenick and Francis yesterday, and
held in the sum of 5000 ON each charge,
to appear. at the next term of the Grim
inal Court. In default of bail he was
committed.
No quorum. No Council last night.
The members and congregation of the
| Second Presbyterian Church will have a
social gathering tonight ut the residence
OF DR.. John Wise.
Bishop Bowman, of the Methods t
Episcopal Church, will preach tonight
in the Greenup.street Church.
Newport.
| And still the Covington Street Rail
road question is undecided by Judge
MenZies. -
Annie Macke, charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, was fined
$40 in the City Court this morning. How
ever the "Learned Judge" gave her one
hour to leave the city. Annie left.
Gen. Hodge has returned home from
Lexington.
Chas. E. Fearons has been appointed
an Examiner for Campbell county.
There is rush for vaccine virus.
The St. Martins Society Picnic real
| lied $500 for the widows and orphans.
Capt. Tom Bowling has the portrait
of Western grasshOpper in his art COL
| lection.
Burrell Logan narrowly escaped drown
ing yesterday, by falling into the water
from flatboat at the foot of Y ork street.
The Etna Insurance Company will
not withdraw.
Messrs. Ed. O'Hara, r. Barrett and
Henry Bertman, were appointed a COM
| mission, yesterday, to examine as to the
value of the estate Of the infant heirs of
| Ellen Burns.
A rule was yesterday issued against
F. Stagaman to show cause why lie has
not paid almony adjudged by the Court.
SwifPs Iron and Steel Works have
taken an appeal from the judgment rem
dered against them few days ago.
A great many cases were submitted in
the Chancery Court yesterday.
August Bengar's wife has left her hus-
band and child and gone, none know
whittier. H4 ~
Hoffmeister and Feine's bands are con-
solidated.
The colored troops at the barracks Will
be formed into separate companies and
drilled by Second Lieutenant Cunning
ham.