The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-22

pulic importance has transpired.
Squire Tebbs has issued warrant
sworn out ON the affidavit Of Henry
Moore against John Foley, charging him
with breach of the peace.
Squire Frances, representative of the
Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. of Kentucky,
to the Supreme Lodge Of the United
States, has returned from indianapolis
where he attended call.
In the Mayors Court came p. Ander-
son for breach of the peace; he was
fined SO and costs. South Harris, same
otiense, likewise fined 80 and costs.
$45,1 95 internal revenue was col
lected last week.
The property of the Cincinnati Wine
Company is in the hands of the United
States Marshal under warrant of sell
Zure.
The jury in the case of Robt. Page,
charged with grand larceny, disagreed
Saturday and the prisoner was remanded
to await new trial at the June term.
The jury in the case of Mary Ann john
ston, charged with the same ofense, also
disagreed.
The Criminal Court has refused to
give Schuler and kuOhn. the unlawful
druggists, new trial.
VIM. Allen rose up in the Criminal
Court Saturday and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year.
| Chancery Court to-day.
| The General Building Association No.
/, have elected the following officers
President, Fred. Ticke; Vice President,
II. Rotken; First Secretary, z. I. w ur-
ster; Second Secretary, +. Rehtuss
Treasurer, Henry Wenzel; Directors, L.
Henneman, William Bob, a. Britzwein,
| Wm. w ildman, William VOsmer, Con-
rod Stoip md naniQl X KnOI1
Jas. Kern was bound over to the next
term of the District Court in the sum Of
$1,000, for giving a false distiller's bond.
The funeral Of the young wife of MIR.
| Weatherby, conductor on the Central
road, took place at Paris, on Friday.
There was large attendance from Cow
| ington.
A boy named Adkins, at the We Western
| Union Telegraph office, yesterday, put a
ball through his lett foretinger by care
lessly handling pistol.
The "Bohemian Girl" will be produced
at Odd-fellows' Hall after Easter, by
pany of vOcallsts. The Cincinnati Or
chestra will furnish the music.
| Louis Tranbrein, saloon-keeper at 514
Madison street, attempted to leave Gov
ington between two days, leaving some
unsettled claims behind him. Officers
Lawrence and O'Donnell checked the
little game, however, and now Mr.. A. Ii.
Herzog aud Captain Fennessy are dis
putirg as to priority of claim ON the
goods and chattels.
The High School Alumni have elected
as an Executive Committee Miss Matte
Riggs, Miss Jennie Gray, and Messrs.
William ID. Brent, Richard Gray and
HacksW w orthington. Each class elected
&c, fcfa ac FOL ofJ
Miss Amelia Orr; of 1870, Miss Mollie
Harvey; OF 1872, Miss Louisa Evans;
winter class Of 1873, Miss Lizzie Pyle;
summer class of 1878. Miss Jennie Gray
class of 1874, Miss Jennie Mackiin.
A man who was bitten by dog which
subsequently went mad, was in town
Saturday afler mad stone.
The Bellevue Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment Saturday night.
The Boone Criminal Court conyenes
the first Monday in April.
The Ludlow and Suspension Bridge
BUS Company have 'bus-ted.
|. The next meeting of the Supreme
Council of the 40. U. w. will be held
in Coyington, beginning on the third
Tuesday Of March, 1875.
An eX-policeman, named Anderson,
and South Harris had a row last night
in front of the Central Hotel, about wo-
man. Anderson got black eye, and
both were arrested but afterwafd al
lowed to 60.
Mr.. Isaac Black, colored lawyer, of
Louisville, with companion, applied
for admission to the Trinity Episcopal
Church, yesterday. The usher offered to
show them seats in the gallery, which
they refused. The usher refused TO seat
them with the congregation.
The Rev. j. Krehbiehl made temper
ance address at Odd-fellows' Hall yester-
day afternoon.
The youngest son of Mr.. Brown, GEN
eral Freight Agent of the Kentucky Gen.
tral, died on Sunday night at 10 O'Clock.
The Harrison county Democratic Con-
yentipn meets at Cynthiana to-day.
Palm Sunday was we'll observed by all
the Catholic Churches.
Newport.
The POst-office regulars are at their
post this morning. Ladies are compelled
to cross the street in order to pass. The
language used by the notorious bum
mers is q disgrace to all good citizens.
Professor ellison informs us that he has
not resigned his position as President of
the Scientific Association on account OF
the honors bestowed upon him by his be-
ing elected Corresponding Secretary Of
the Cock-fighting Club, and there is moth
ing under the sun that would induce him
to resign unless by some means he should
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