The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-26
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er Bostwick's, this being payday for the
colored soldiers.
Theodore Colhunk and VIM. Kleiner,
charged with cutting with intent to kill,
were brought before 'Squires Duvenick
and Francis this morning, but on ac-
count of the absence of some important
witnesses their cases were continued
until tomorrow.
Officers Knobe and Bolan picked up
bay horse that had strayed away from
its owner, and placed it in care of MI
tendor's stable. This morning man
named Huber called and paid charges
on the horse, which was delivered up to
him.
The Criminal Court at Falmouth ad-
journed yesterday.
Z. g. Scales is off on visit to the east.
Deputy Marshal Goodson has returned
from st. Louis.
Four OF the rebellious workhouse pris-
oners returned to work yesterday.
An inquest of lunacy will be held to-
day on the body of John Kuhn, who
lives on Bank Lick street.
Hon. II. +. Long, formerly Internal
Revenue Collector of this district, and
now Judge of Bent county, Colorado,
Probate Court, is in the city.
There was not a quorum in the City
Council last night.
rhe members Of the West End Divi-
sion, A. .. u, will have meeting to-
night at the house Of Michael Murphy,
on West Third street.
a burglary was attempted on Wednes-
day night at the residence of Deputy
Marshal Goodson.
In the Quarterly Court yesterday the
case of g. 9. Grady V. Samuel Gardner
was begun and continued, MS was also
the case of Samuel Wipgate v. Barbara
Forester. The Court took the case of
Bonds V. Harrison under advisement.
The evidence in the case of Reese v. Per-
ciyal was heard, and the case of Grave
nor V. Cuthert was left unfinished.
Last Wednesday night the store of A.
Degginger. on Pike street, was robbed
Of goods to the value of about $500 by
thieves, who forced an entrance through
the back door by boring holes through
the woodwork, forcing out one of the
panels, reaching in and throwing back
| the bolt An unsuccessful attempt was
made to blow open the safe.
| In the County Court yesterday Mary
Rutledge was appointed executrlX of the
estate of John Rutledgc. A bill of S34 10
was allowed John Bristow for blank
books furnished to County offices. The
will of Jesse Wilcox was probated and
l Il.
| The Farmers Bank appeared and claim
ed all damages that should he awarded
the infant heirs of w. S. Rankin in the
case of the Cincinnati Southern Railway
| Trustees V. the heirs OF w. S. Rankin.
o. B. Hallam was appointed guardian
of the infant heirs.
The Commissioners appointed to di-
vide the lands of Richard Rice, deceased,
were allowed $25 for their services.
Amos Shinkle was appointed guardian
of Jessie Wilcox, daughter OF Jesse. Will
cox, deceased.
Ferry right was given the monopoly OF
| for ten years. VIM. Gobel was sworn as
u Notary Public.
The Water-works Commission had Il
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Modocs have returned from WORK
on the Southern railroad.
| $76l 900 Internal Revenue have been
collected here during February.
| Nine more 1000 bonds have been sold,
making $50, 900 in all.
Newport.
| In the. City Court came Matt. Hudson
for n breach OF the peace. He was fined
$40 and costs, in Default OF which lie was
sent to Jail. The boy Waltz, charged
with petty pilieriny, had his case again
COIlluutu ulltll LO-UlOTrOW.
| Adam Wagoner, charged with commit.
ting an assault upon J0ln agoner, was
last evening hauled up before squire
Naphet and a jury, and WAS 1neu Sl0
| ana costs.
| 1t is announced that Mr.. Fred Biehl,
wei. known on York street, will be MAJ
ried TO blooming belle OF Cincinnati in
u few days.
! A ilue in one Of the boilers at Swi,ts
r0ling-nill exploded this morning a few
minutes before nine O'Clock, seriously
I tinjuriIg the engineer, james Fcnnelt,
and slightly injuring john Richards, Dan
Davis and Mike Mohan;.n, employees Of
the mill.
Nine new recruits were received from
Chicago at the Barracks yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Philips, the mother OF Viii
liam and Gus Philips, Two welt-knoWn
dayirom her residence No. 3l0 Harris
street.
Esquire Buchanan fneG Eli Graham
$40 and costs yesterday for wife beat
ing.
A. Poelmor, Il barker on Harris street,
by tar too wise for his age, yeste rday at
tempted to blow our a miniature flame
from his mouth after having first inhaled
q quantity Of gas. He met with the sue
| cess that might be expected, and is now
grieving over his foolish act and suffer-
ing from severely burned mouth.
Lenten services will be held at st.
sermon will be delivered by Rev. ID. W.
Rhodes, OF Cincinnati.
The City Council met in Committee of
the Whole last night, and agreed to re-
port the ordinance fixing the duties and
salaries OF the city officers at The next