The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-07

pahy with Auditor Rhodes, of Covington,
yesterday to attend the Expressmen's
Convention at Nashville.
Corporal Jas. Ryan, OF the Barracks
Band, died and was buried yesterday,
with all the usual military honors.
Mr.. Jos. A. Scarlet has been appointed
State Referee Of the National Trotting
Association.
The Driving Park is to be improved.
The first meeting will be held in July for
a purse of $2.0bO.
Sixty tons of bar iron were shipped to
st. Louis by the Anchor works.
The first opera, ''Robert lie Diable," ever
given in Newport will be performed on
Monday night, at the Turner Hall.
The Council met last night and raised
the salary of the City Marahal to $500;
the Judges to 1915; the City Physicians
to $500; the Wharimaster's % per cent;
the Street Commissioners to $500. Ad-
journed to Thursday.
II. Weaver was the victor in the skin
race Monday evening.
The Odd.fellows' Lodges are preparing
to celebrate their anniversary on the
Goth inst.
Mr.. Worthheimer, a well-known citi.
zen, died at his residence, on Harris
street, Monday.
Early Tuesday evening, Mr.. Henry
Hamling, while driving COW to his home
near South Covington, was attacked by
three rowdies who demanded that he
should give up the cow at the peril OF his
life. He not being armed was compelled
to comply with their request. However,
Henry Is acquainted with the rogues,
and has, before Squire Tebbs, sworn out
warrant for their arrest. We with
hold names for the present. Such con-
duct Is becoming very frequent in our
suburbs.
Mary Corners, an old transgressor OF
the law, was arrested for drunkenness.
However, on promising to leave the city
she was dismissed.
Daniel Pate, Mary Pate, Mary Desman
and Mary Gavins, charged with dis0r.
derly conduct, were all arraigned before
Mayor Athey. After hearing the testi.
mony the Judge dismissed them.
Julius johnson was on Tuesday even.
ing arrested for stealing terrier dog, q
game cock and some other personal prop.
erty from a man in Cincinnati. He was
placed in jail and is now awaiting trial.
The bankrupt sale OF TONNES & Anti
is In progress.
There was large audience present al
the Kepton Lodge Entertainment In Odd
I0ll0W6' dall la6t night.
MIR. James Virgins, letter.carrier, is
to resign and become q Ticket reporter.
The funeral of Mrs. Richard W. Rich.
Holden, the new Collector, arrived
from Washington yesterday.
In the County Court yesterday Anna
Neihaus was qualified as administrators
of her husbands estate and guardian OF
her children. Henry Jordan. was re-
manded to the Poor-house. N. Dolan
and +. Dorsey were licensed to keep a
cofiee.house on the line of the Southern
railroad.
A. J. Bfggs, an ex-policeman, has
brought suit against James Bolan, T.
Senour, W. Z. Hunter, P. j. Bolan, and
the City Of Covington, for $5, 900 damages
| for false arrest. The petition states that
| the plaintiff was arrested, taken to the
station-house and searched, OH the sup.
position that he was carrying con.
| cealed deadly weapon, and none being
found, he was discharged. The officers
claim that they were simply doing their
duty.
In the Boone County Court, yesterday,
rule was issued against the Sheriff for
failure to execute a search-warrant.
Ballard and Carpenter, charged with
selling liquor OH the fairgrounds, were
dismissed.
John Schwartz was admitted to prac
| tice law.
The following petit jurors were sworn
Napoleon Stephens, David Crigef,
John Goodridge, j. Ii. Hughes, Alfred
Chambers, W. II. Grant, Fl. G. Berk.
shire, Michael Rouse, Whitmill Ryle,
Jasper Blankendecker, B. NJ. Allen and
VIM. Glore; John Carpenter, w. Ii. Rice,
Lewis Conner, VIM. Tanner, James L.
Henderson, Gabriel T. Gaines, Richard
Bruce, VIM. b. Green, P. w. Berkshire,
Joseph Riddell and NJ. Z. Jackson.
Hon. NJ. T. Major was appointed spe.
cial judge to try the case OF man
slaughter against Geo. Bfendel, who
killed VIM. S. jenkins at Petersburgh in
1873, by striking him over the head with
an iron bar. Judge McManama was
counsel in the case in its first trial and
consequently would not sit in judgment.
The officers of the Arbeiter Associa-
tion for the ensuing year are elected, as
follows: President, Anton Willenbrink /;
Vice President, Adolph Ante; Treas
urer, Felix Fritz; First Secretary, Wm.
Middendorf; Second Secretary, William
Bob; Ensign, Conrad Seller.
johnnie Seller, son of our well-known
ice man, fell from wagon yesterday
and broke his arm.
Mr.. NJ. c. Match has purchased all the
claims of Building Association No.. l.
Joe Scarlett has been appointed State
Referee Of the National TrOtting Associ.
alton.
POLICE COURT.