The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-05
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before Squire Duvenick. The proseeut-
ing witness failing to appear the case
was dismissed.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
came Patrick McEntee and Mary McEn-
tee, his wife, charged with family row,
In which both were somewhat disfgured
about their craniums. The case was con-
tinued until Thursday at 9 A. M. John
Conlinson, charged with disorderly con-
duct, was dismissed. Edward Shackel-
ford, for small drunk, was fined 81 and
costs, in default of which he was sent to
Jail.
Persons living In the vicinity of the old
Marine railway and dry dock-yard at the
foot of Philadelphia street are making se-
rious complaint on account of the beastly
practice of human and canine prize fight
Ing that is continually carried own In the
yard.
Mr.. Charles Albright, superintendent
of the West End House, in justice to him
self and his many friends, wishes us to
state that there has been great injustice
done to him In the way his name has
been brought before the public. We
hope that this will suffice as q warning to
those wicked reporters.
A terrible dog-fght took place at the
corner of Third and Philadelphia streets,
about O'Clock Tuesday evening, and
not until the kind-hearted lady OF the
West-end House came out and dashed
bucket of cold water over them, were
the belligerent CANNES separated.
The body of the man who was drowned
at the Main-street ferry has been recoy-
cred.
Messrs. Perkins, Hawes, Helm, Wal
lace, Kearns, John L. Sanford, w. j.
Sanford, Orr, and sundry others, left
for Frankfort via Louisville, yesterday
afternoon.
The twelve suits Of T. J. Megebben and
eleven others against Mary Nixon, for
the recovery OF tax claimed to have
been illegally collected, have all been
ordered to the United States Court. The
claims average about 5000.
Annie NJ. Herold filed divorce suit
yesterday against Andrew Herold, on
the grounds of drunkenness, cruelty and
failure to provide Tor his family.
The little son of Mr.. j. Johnson, of
Madison street, was severely bitten by
a dog yesterday.
Fred. Maurer was severely burned on
the right foot by piece of red hot iron
at the Licking Rolling-mills.
Three more cases Of smallpox report
ed; one from West Seventh street, an
other near O'Donnelps distillery, and
the third on Pike street.
In the Circuit Court the case of Crout
against Kennedy, verdict for defendant.
Charles Broseke Is the first German
magistrate elected In Pendleton county.
A small fire was discovered in cot
tage in jackson alley yesterday, but was
extinguishe0 without the use Of the en-
gines. Loss, so cents.
Ross and Burns INDUCED in little
fisticutiing at the auction of market
stands yesterday, in which the former
had his otf-lamp smoked.
l. The following are the official returns
Of the election in Kenton county:
First District-City.-A.J j. Francis,
447; Fl. S. HALEY, 1862; Duvenick, 1853;
Havlin, 179; Gillespie, 258. Constable
Berte, $50; Mooney, 1913.
Second District-City.-Magi
Tebbs, 657; Perrin, 556; Luydis, 523. Con-
stable-Reilly, BAL; Rife, 25S; q. Kilbur,
First District-Country-Magistrate-
D. c. Kennedy, 1T; W. 6. Tupman, 74;
J. w. Herbert, 81; j. Nj. schotwell, II;
j. R. Dodge, 1871; W. Mann, 156. Consta-
ble-D. W. NTH, 1O6; D. Kennedy, 1870;
A. Rugler, 1888.
Second District-Country-
l-W. Hood, r.; r.. Cary, rs; G.. Lang; 70.
Constable-s. Tupma, 20; W. Bate, 50.
Third DISTRICT Maglstrate-C. G.
IS; " J. a. stephen, "A. o,onstabIeNT..
Walden, So; G. S. Striger, rs; j. G. OFT, 7.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Will
son, 1O3; W. W. Coleman, 81; r. Lips.
comb, 43; w. II. Cox, SO; j. B. Hume. 81;
A. Pope, s.; l.. HI. Lamb, 8. Constable
W. Fl. Stewart, 6S; G. Riggs, 66; r. Will
lis, 43; A. Norris, 6. Local Option-For,
95; against, "a.
Fifth Dlstrict-Magistrate-H. H. Null
Inns, 1913; John Ellis, 100; E. b. Nonheat j,
IL. Constable-T. j. Reeves, "a; Z. H.
Mullins. So; A. F.. Nenheut, 6. For
liquor, 60; against, II.
NeupOrt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, at the Newport
end of the Licking bridge, Tuesday
night celebrated their silver wedding.
The wedding of their son has been tenn
porarily postponed:
No City Court this morning.
The Sixth ward has population of
3,028.
Pentecost Monday concludes with a
grand ball at Eclipse Hall.
Several hundred reports of the differ
ent city departments are in the Clerks
Office awaiting distribution.
The ordinance to license peddlerS does
not apply to hucksters.
The following list gives the result of
the elections throughout the county:
First District-For Magistrate-Henry
Buchanan, 142; q. p. Buchanan, 112; P.
A. z. Kemper, 45; f. Edgar, SO; r. D..
Hayman, 13; Henry Waterhouse, 80.
Constable, Joseph G. Taylor, 217.
Second Dlstrict-For Magistrates-T.
P. Bodkin, 1923; Joseph Hotf. 24s; I. b.
Payne, 131; 9. M. Kavanaugh, 7. Com
stable, J. T. jackson, 13O; Charles Tro-
mer, 267.
Third District - Magistrates j. r.
Maphet, ia; T. j. Hazlewood, lit. Con-
stable-J. +. Brasier, 1873.
Alexandria District-For Magistrate
F. Spilman, 279; S. d. McVean, 23S. Con-
stable-G. +. Truesdell, 317.
In this district the question of prOhi-
bition under the local option law was
decided by a vote of 800 against to "A for
prohibition.
Carthage District -Magistrate-Joh ohm
Flora, G. NJ. Young. COnstable-John
II. Nelson.
Grants Lick--Mag agistrates-D. Cald-
WELL, Nj. Rebholz. COnstable--J. W..
Yelton.
Indian Spring-Magistrate- NJ.
Howard, P. Ehzweiler. Constable-Ja.
cob McCamry.
Cola Spring = Magistrates = M. C.
Davis, A. j. Youtsey. Constable
nv Ii.