The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-25


Theodore QualDrinE, charged with cut
ting with intent to kill George Stricklery
was this morning held over by Squire
Duvenick and Francis, to appear before
them tomorrow morning.
Reuben Ellis, charged with being disor-
derby, was let of with paying costs.
Our worthy City Fathers have come to
the conclusion that it will be judicious
to meet once in two weeks, in place Of
assembling every time some new idea
strikes Reub Mcdonald, or some other
member of the same order.
William Watkins has sued for divorce
ON the grounds OF abandonment, adul-
terry, etc.
called "The Mule," yesterday, at the
Twelfth-street crossing, and did consid-
cradle smashing. The engineer Of the
Mule was discharged.
The locust blocks are being put down
on Madison street again.
Miss Mary q. Brown, who lately mar
ried Mr.. John L. Hinton, of PARIS, Ky..
has received silk lace handkerchief,
costing $1OO, from Mr. John Shillito, Of
Cincinnati.
Rev. N. A. NJ. Henderson, State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, delivers
an address on popular Education" at
chO 0coco otieeV MeIuoulsI Cuulcu, ETl-
day evening.
G.. r. Keller, of the Paris Saturday
Night, was at the Clinton yesterday.
DIR. j. b. Steyes has recovered and re-
sumed his practice.
The mother of DR.. Il. A. Award, form
erly of Covington, died recently in Balti-
more.
Daniel Ruttle, pork-packer on
Twelfth street, has sued the city for
$4,000 damages, done by neglect in allow
ing the sewer on Twelfth street to be-
come choked, causing a flow of back
water into his premises.
The 1irst number of the Falmouth DEM
ocrat, to be edited by Col. George Lilly,
will appear ON the 1st of April.
There will be called meeting of Coun-
Gil tonight.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson was accidentally
shot by Pat. Sullivan, at his residence
on Greenup, above Eighth street. He
was laying the pistol on the mantel-
piece, when it was discharged, one ball
hitting Mrs. Wilson in the arm and an
other In The thigh. Neither of the wounds
are dangerous. Pat. was arrested, but
afterward released by order of Marshal
Bolan.
Work-house yesterday refused to worl,
unless provided with clothing by the
city, and were locked up in dungeon to
be fed on bread and water. -Four of
them are white and one black. The
whites are in one dungeon, the black in
another. Their names are John Car
Isle, Martin Donohue,. Ed Gallagher,
Chas. Turner and Richard Henderson.
VIM. Mcdonald and William Bellamy
are the two who refused to join in the re-
bellion.
Hackers proposes to clean the streets
at the expense of the delinquent con-
tractors.
defendant got verdict for 500 50, less
VIZ for services. So.
At Walton yesterday John Drunzur
was fined $46> and Henry Drunzer fifty
cents'for assaultlng Fred Bealk. e-
Mark Meyers and John Becker were
discharged yesterday.
Mr.. w. Cate, of Florence, died sud-
denly at the residence of his relative,
Mr.. Thornton Stevenson. Tuesday after
noon from congestion of the lungs. Be-
fore death his features turned almost
entirely black.
A panorama of Capt. Halps Arctic ex-
pedition will be given for the benefit of
the Methodist Church at Ludlow this
evening.
NeWport.
The committee on the new market |
house are progressing very favorably, |
and 1t thought that tomorrow night
there will be some definite arrangements
made.
Council meets tonight.
Our Deputy Marshal Taylor expresses
his Indignation regarding newspaper
men. We infer that has reference to the |
editors Of the defunct daily leader.
Mcdonald and Brady, two express
men, whose headquarters are about the
Courthouse square, business not being |
very brisk this morning, they left their
post Tor short time. Their horses be-
ng in want of exercise, took advantage |
)f their temporary absence anu started |
Town Bellevue street at u frightful speed,
causing terrible excitement, as the street
was crowded with vehicles. However,
10 damage was done. The horses were
stopped. r.-.-
In the City Court. j. S. Campbell,
charged with breach Of the peace, was
dismissed. The cases Of Jacob Stembler
md John Davis were continued until to-
morrow. Ed Waltz, a young lad living
IN Front street, was arrested by Officer
Boyd for stealing box of boot blacking
rom Miller's drug store. His case was
continued until tomorrow morning.
ED. STAR-The emusic from the band"
p that occupies the hall over Hayman's
Try goods store 'is becoming monotonous
n the extreme. Morning, noon and
light the neighbors, for blocks around,
re tortured with their hideous orgies.
A SUFFERER.
The night schools close tomorrow
vening.
Minnehaha Tribe No. 10, at its last
Meeting, rendered vote OF thanks to
farshal Lock and members OF his force
Or the excellent order insured at their
all last Monday night, to Mr.. Ii. Wiese
Or use of horse, and to the City Council
Dr. the use OF wagon to carry the Modoc
land around.
Smallpox has manifested itself among [
he colored population, and one case is
eported on Saratoga street. Vacci-
ate.
The jury in the Digby murder trial dis
greed yesterday, and the bond of the
efendant was fixed at $4,000, which was
fven, with Samuel Digby and John Hy-
ell as sureties.
Eight recruits received yesterday at |
,e Barracks from Indianapolis. II
The Fifth Ward Market-house is bound | !
, be put up. II
The stonework on the Finchtown dis
llery will begin to morrow.
The old Bailey building on Taylor 4