The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-17

CONNIE need to unstrip himself aud was
about to put his heliish design into exc
cution when the cries OF the little girl
who had now become thoroughly alarm
ed, attracted the attention OF u woman ln
the neighborh0od who at once came to
her door and ordered the rascal to leave.
Even after detection the man attempted
to accomplish his purpose but was pre-
vented. The child was snved and sent
safely to her parents. Word was left ut
the Marshaps office, men stationed ut ali
the bridges ana ferries on the lookout Tor
the villain.
The Criminar Court OF Pendleton
County convened at Falmouth Monday.
The M ain street ferry-boat cometh not.
Powell Lodge A. .. U. w. give another
entertainment Thursday night at Niagara
Hall.
was in the city yesterday to identity TWO
horses which had heen stolen from him
ANA recovered by detectives Francis ana
Morney.
There was a fight at the saloon corner
OF Kipp and Pike streets, yesterday, DO
tween Fred. Maurer and the proprietor.
No arrests.
Healy, Musgroye and Beach, charged
with stealing a gold neck chain from the
Adams Express Company, were released
by ,Squires Tebbs and Perrin yesterday.
There is great demand for city iuel
from the poor this winter. Families,
containing in all between four and five
hundred dollars, have been aided.
Colonel George w. Tllley will start a
new Democratic paper at Falmouth.
Mr.. Bernard Niemeyer Is suffering
from u stroke of paralysis.
Ii. Dempsey is in great danger OF losing
lac IN In
| to a dislocated ankle,
The water pipes burst at the corner oi
Madison and seventh streets, and IL was
found necessary to throw up dirt levees
to oontine the water to the cutters,
Ne,cport.
Swiivs iron and steel works resumed
operations this morning.
The ferry boats made few trips yes
teraay. They will try it again to-day.
The poetical genius of the Commercial
Is at 1t again.
George senior, for committing an as
sault upon +. j. sutton, Principal of thu
Central avenue school, was fined $25 aIt
costs.
Quite number of our citizens startet
for falmouth this morning to attend th'
Digby murder trial.
The Lexington Dispatch Of yesterda.
gives an account of II venerable couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Barnes, residing IL
Madison county, aged respectively W ant
50 years, who have been married sixty
five years. Campbell county has al
older couple than these, who have beei
married Iust as long. Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Reiley, of Alexandria, are aged respec
lively 50 and S6 years, and Mrs. Mar
Caldwell, of Newport, is in her 89th yeaI
| VIII the Dispatch beat this.
The trial OF Sam Digby for killing Au
gust L. Miller takes plaoe in FalmUut
to-day.
FIRST Lieutenant James Burns Is sc
journing with his former friends.
The School Board decided at their las
meeting TO give certificates to teacher
as follows, according to per cent: Tw
years. certificate for from To to 30 pc
cent; three years do, " to 90per cent.
five years do., 81 to 95 per cent; te
years. certificate to such as obtain owe
81 per cent.
| 4 bill of exceptions was filed in tn
case Of Martin Shea v. the Louisvill
railroad company yesterday. Tne cas-
now goes before the Court Of Appeals
Mr. Wilder, the representative OF th
company, appeals from the COURTS OF
der to pay Shea's judgment and costs o
three notes, each tor 81 900, with interes
against the company, held by virtue of
: compromise made when u suit Wa
/. brought tor 80, 100 damages for iDjurie
against the road in February, 1873. I'll
! opinion of the Court, Judge Boyd, seem
to be that the bondholders are subordil
ale to the claims of creditors for el
penses OF running the road, Of whic
damages for injuries are part; and thi
seems to be sustained by the Court {
: Appeals.
, officer Boyd yesterday arrested fiy
boys named Broadman, COyne, Brannol
Smith and Lawler, tor petit pillering.
: Swifrs sold milP' started again th
morning.
. A committee has been appointed to e.
cort the "Schwabenland Band" to tt
Msnnerchor ball at Turner Hail Il
morrow night, where they will pertorl
for the first time in the West. =
William Thies was caught by the fl,
wheel of the engine in Weingartner
planng-mill yesterday afternoon and s.
i. verely injured.
The railroads are doing an increase
business on account of the unnnyigabl
condition of the river.
Brighton street had no gas Monda
night.
l EX-Marshal Rebholz was again out o
the streets yesterday.