The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-26
COUtNat0n. .

Three case OF smallpox reported at
Daniel Crawford's, on Fifth street oppo.
site Trumpet Mill.
John and Kate Murphey, charged with
drunkenness. were before the Mayor
this morning, but were let off with rep
rimand. Phil. Shannon and Edward
Snackleford, for the same offense, were
fined 81 and costs each.
A fire broke out in the roof of the ma
chine shop, No. 18 East Seventh street,
about 10 O'Clock this morning. However,
the flames were extinguished without
the aid Of the department..
done in the way of fixing up the portion
of Scott street that has been torn up by
the laying Of the new railroad track.
Before Squire Francis, this morning,
came Nicholas Fox tor abusing the wife
of Charles Bowen, on Twelfth street.
He was tined So for his indulgence.
The inlallibie reporter of the Enquirer
this morning tells us that L. f. Hallam
is a candidate for legislative honors.
The HalIams are perpetual candidates
Why don't he give us something new?
In the United States Court yesterday
the following business was transacted:
In the Licking River Lumber and Min.
ing Company cases, eight in number, ad.
ditional afilavits filed, Judgments SET
aside and answers filed; Guy of New
port against Cincinnati Stationary and
Hydraulic Works, etc., amended petition
filed, answer Withdrawn, and motions TO
strike out for misjoinder of parties aud
Tor misjoinder OF causes OF action; Wa
terman " Beaver vs.. Kentucky and G
T.. Railroad Company, demurrer to
bill overruled; T.. b. Childs s. Co.
VS.. Maysyille and Lexington Bail
road Company, second amended bill
flied; Maysville anu Lexington Railroad
Company VS.. Childs, answer filed;
United States against w. Ii. Carder, TO.
bacco without tax, verdiet,of guilty and
remanded to await sentence; United
STATES against Andrew Whitson, whisky
without tax, pleaded guilty and sen.
fenced to 500 fine and thirty days in
jail; United. States against Thomas Nc.
Kinney, same, verdict Of guilty and sen-
stenced to same as Whltson; United
States against F. Rolf, found guilty OF
not having his wares properly stamped,
and continued as to other charges.
Mr.. William Richardson, of Fayette
his trip to England, where he has been
since last February.
Dr.. j.. N. Rutherford, OF Cynthiana,
has formed a partnership with DR.. j. b.
Steyes. Both will practice in this city.
Mrs. ,@lntmeyer, OF Riddle and Perry
streets, is the lucky owner of ticket No.
2l5. The horse she obi aimed was sold to
ME-. Mlddepdors OF Pike street..
The wedding of Mr.. Samuel e. Laird,
the Madison-s treet hardware merchant.
with Miss A. Il. Stockton, one of Cow
ington's beauties, is announced to take
place atathe First Presbyterian Church,
at five O'Clock this afternoon.
In the County Court, yesterday, GER
tificale Of character was granted to
Lewis Collins, preparatory to his appli-
cation for admittance to the practice OF
lazy. rn
J No meeting of the Board of Health last
night.
J. L. Latin and Sarah Flora were
welded yesterday by Esquire Manson.
The marriage took place at the house OF
Harrison Laybold, on the bank of the
Licking.
Ne,cport.
The Magistrates and Constables ele ct
o.. the Second District were sworn in
yesterday. i'' >
The horses; wagons and harness of the
Gaylord foundry are being sold at auc'
tion to-day. . : -
A settlement of low, negroes, on Sara
toga street, between Madison and Belle.
ivue streets, is an annoyancetoth to the neigh
borhood.
Barracks News.-The troops will take
part in the Spring Grove decoration.
All the troops at the Barracks have
been xaccinated.
Nineteen recruits were accepted yes.