The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-15


THE trial of George Black, one OF the
alleged express robbers, Is SET ior ea'ur-
day.
MRS. KN1EsEL, of 605 Elm street, fell
on the 10Y pavement, last evening, re-
ceiying very severe injuries.
THEY, M. C. A. free concert last night
filed the hall to overflowing, and was
complete success in every particular.
ALL OF the engines at the Water-works
except the SDielas and Combination are
idle, as the lower reservoir is iull OF
water, and there is no place to pump
into.
The Clifton Hall entertainment has
been postponed TO- the 18Th inst, on
account Of the death oil Mrs. Robert
Hosea.
The Deacons and Trustees of the
Union Baptist Church have requested
Rev. Magee to temporarily suspend his
pastoral work.
THE wedding of Mr.. Gus Strauss, OF
Lexington, Ky., and Miss Rachel kiefer,
OF this city, was celebrated at the 81.
Nicholas, last evening.
ADRUNKEN man fell through the ice
Into The canal last night, and was puiled
out by reporter OF the Enquirer, who is
now III search OF employment.
THE attendance at Christ Episcopal
Church last night was larger than al
any previous meeting, and manifested
growing interest in this new departure
in the Churcn.
The Jubilee Singers of Fisk Univers-
jty, Nashville, Tenn, are to give series
OF concerts at Pixies, consisting OF sac
red songs from those OF their people,
commencing Monday evening next.
REV. LUTHER TAYLOR, one OF the prom
inent Methodist ministers OF Indiana,
will spend next Sabbath III the clty, ana
will occupy The pulpit OF Wesley Chapel,
the mother M. E. Church OF Cincinnati.
THE Cincinnati Club having closed its
career as u club, has generously divided
the amount in the treasury between
the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum and the
Home Of the Friendless, giving 70 each
t1l8 II.
The Friends of Inquiry held their
meeting at Hopkins Hail last night, and
after the discussion OF the question, de-
cided to rent the hall at the northeast
corner OF Fifth and Central Avenue Tor
their future meetings.
HEspERIA ENCAMPMENT No. 81, l. O..
o. f., has instaiIed the following officers !:
Theodore Harden, Cniei Patriarch; III. j..
Staniey, Senior Warden; i. 8. Tomlin
son, Junior Warden; Joshua Harden,
high Priest; Charles z. OYerend, Scribe; ;
Jonn Robinson, Treasurer.
A MEDICAL gentleman of the city was
recently emp.oyed by Coroner Maley to
hold posl-mortem examination on that
scalp, concerning whicn SO much mys-
terry was manufactured by some OF the
papers of the city, and this gentleman
yesterday presented d bill to Judge Mul-
dock, who refused to allow it ON the
ground that the law referred to post
mortem examinations OF bodies and not
minute fragments.
MRS. PERKINS suit against her hus-
band for alimony has been compromised.
She having been allowed a sum sufficient
to satisfy her. Mrs. Perkins is now nv
ing with her relatives in Butler county.
she is on most friendly terms with the
family OF Mr.. Clare, Mrs. Clare having
visited her since the tragedy, and urged
her to visit them. She has also been in
vlted by the family OF MIR. Perkins, broth
er TO make her home with them.
The Finance Committee, in their
meeting yesterday, opened bids for the
printing OF the city's annual report lor
1874, but recommended the Council the
matter of awarding IL to the lowest bid.
der. The ordinance to contract with
Hugh Campbell tor constructing the
Horne street sewer was, after some dis.
cussion, recommended tu Councii to CON
tract Tor the same. On motion the cop
tract with the Tnird National Bank o
receiving the city's deposits was re
newed.
THE stock men of the West had theil
fifth annual reunion last night, at The
Avenue (Stock-yards) Hotel, Colonel Ii
ii. Davis, proprietor, officiating as host
Among those on hand were Robert W att
of Connersville, Indiana; Ross Perkins,
Rushville; Van Dyer, Greensburg; A. Z
Kirk, Washington e. H., OHIO; William
Wilson, Indianapolis, Indiana; Charles
Rhonemus, ReesvIlle; III. Blair, Shelby
vile, Ind; }. j. Curtis. Waldron; q. W
Marshall, Cuvington; Simeon hodson
Hilisboro, Ohio, and several others OF th'
noieu Western stock men.
THE following is the calendar OF the
u. $. Circuit and District Courts beior'
Judge Swing: Feb. ri TO 9th, jury case!
ruptcy; Feb. SIN to 18th, jury cases; Feb
18Th and 18th, indictments; Feo. 18th Il
2O,h, jury cases in District Cuu, t; Feb
22d 10 26th, admiralty cases; March Is
TO 9th, chanceIy cases. When il cause i
reached in it's order, if no GUNS | TO
either party appear, 1t will be dismissed
II counsel for but one party appear, !
will be subject TO such oIuer as Ne ma
desire, unless in either case the Cour
shall other~ ise direct.
The following named gentlemen hav
signed the cali for The Indignation meet
ng at Pike's tomorrow night: James ii
Laws u Co., X. Nj. Bishop " Co., A. Erk
enbrecner. Luther Parker, Edmund Dex
Ter, Babbilt, Hardness d Co.. A. II
Bugher, Mills, johnson & Co., DR.. J. j
Quinn, Il. Bloch & Sons, ]. l.. Minor
jonn Shlilit0 g. Co., q. NJ. Holloway, i
B. Grant, VIM. 3. Cassidy, JAS. W. CAT
Ii. b. Loder, g. b. Murray, James I
Hopple g. Co., j. N. Sibley, Freinerg
Workum, Marlnet II Co., Walsh. Brook
& Kellogg, 5. J. Thompson. VIM. Clitior
Netf, B. g. Stall g. Co., GneLtle Bros
and many others. Among the speaker
announced are Hon. Job. Il. Stevenson
Hon. O. j. Dodds, Hon. d. Thew Wrigh
Hon. George Ii. Pendleton, Hon. Fre'
AassauTek.
THE marriage of Miss Ida Wise. se
ond daughter of Rev. DR.. Wise, to Henr
Bernheim, member Of a well-know
firm OF this city, took place at the Plul
Street Temple last evening. La
ceremony was performed by DR.. Liiiel
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