The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-21


Covhiaton.
Before 'Squires Tebbs and Perrin this
morning came Lock Hill and Jack Ar
clothes from a colored man in the emyley
of M. M. Benton. Their cases were CON
tinued until Tuesday at 8 O'Clock.
A man named Martin Kelt was at
tackled by three men, named John Bar
ker, Henry Russell and John Scantling
on the Lexington pike, near the city,
Sunday afternoon, and robbed of $85 in
moneyaan valuable watch. Constable
Batter, IN that district, soon captured
the three highwaymen and landed them
in the Coyington Jail. They were this
morning before ,Squires Pebbs and Ca
sex, but their cases were continned un-
til Thursday. ~
In, the Mayors Court this morning
John Murphy, for breach of the peace,
was fined $50 and coats. John Mahoney,
George Linto0t, 4. u. Thompson, Rich.
Halaber, Wm. Rogan, John Troutwein
and Robert Janson, for being drunk,
were fined $4 each. "
Alexandex Graham and Hiram Alex
ander, charged with a breach of the
peace, were dismissed.
A-boy named Shanon this morning cre-
ated quite sensation on Scott street,
near lltu, w IdhiuS Ino law lnto his
own hand Cor, rather, rock, and de-
dered. - NS
| A game of baseball at WalIace's Grove
on Sunday. between the Fives and the
Pickles, resulted in victory for the
Pickles by score of 45 to 40. 1t was
probabIy. owing to the bad pitching of
Mr.. Jonn Klane, OF the Fiyes, that the
boys were SO badly beaten, John is a
clever boy, but needs to Improve his
pitching qualities.
Contrarysto the law and afdinancss,
quite a nuMber of boys were bathing in
Licking river in daylight Sunday. We
should think that the rumor Of the
Base-bau was freely INDUCED ip Sun
day.
Stars IL, Alerts 12, on the Stars'
grounds last Saturday.
AT the. Democratic Conyontion Of the
First u1stffot, ID Niagara Aall last Set
| urday, Mr.. T. +. Hallam was nominated
for member of the Legislature by y vote
OF 10 against Hon. G. d. Foote 8. The
nomination Of lHallam was Subsequently
made unanimous. In the Second Dis
triet Nt,. w +. Grant was nominated W.
VIM. atkins was divorced from Mi.
perya Watkins, in the Chaneery Court
en- SATURDAY..
y. II. Mafkins, for sellingliquor with.
out license, was committed to await
|.the action Of the Grand Jury in default
Of 5000 bail. u
.Coroaer AIcCabe held an inquest Sat
r,Sar y tha I foct g ~ r Johnso, straot The NJ
inrv ranaeraJ = vssdict Of aceidental
Jgrc,v n;n@ Tha hodv wos sdaiiwarad ~
lChariay bonnelly, who Inferred IL.
The deceased annaared ii he about n
tor II Years IN AZ, wors q blsck iacket'
= styined caiicn sbsrt 3 Aannef nnder'
kshirr' hrosrm ;sana nantaiaoms Easrern
SHOES. had iieht hair. and nothing in Ills
pockets. 7F77 : M
Iriminal Gourtn r ~ Cumm;noa ra.
Ioaiving stohn eoods contimred. hail
| S300. which VAS gwen. Theodore Ham.
lion carrying concealed weahons. fled
AWAY with leave, the defendant paying
Il except 4 wasss sss The M Gour
week. ''Sss' - -
Circuit Court az tfndependence TODAY
Rev. James w. Smith. al St. Patrick,s
chnrch iaft sor a. 4 tina oro' a. ID ~ 4 ,eSt
Al TIE t,ats vnstardsS Ge'na of this
c;tv 10 Eaoias ~ Ne,y ~ II Yin !, Inn.
incs S"ssS - ~" po.S 80 - - = -
7'he stars and tho Tpa,ows r,.v an tbo
stars, gro,,nds gnlv Al The Wasbing.
tnms aad the MiIiSrds NAV there to,
dav. -
| n ifar tho Star. A lert RI r. gam eslast sat.
urday COS tickets w ere sold. 80
H~pos"
yhe LADIES of he Tayior.street Metho-
dist. Episaopai Canrch wui hold a meet