The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-06
KetcD0ry.


We are unable to give the result Of the
City Court as the report Is too well pre-
served In the tail end Of the Deputy
MarshaPs coat. .,.,
Base-ballists are again looming up.
The first grand ball Of the Social Nine
took place at Odd-fellows' Hall last
night. A large number were in attend
ance.
Corporal James Ryan is lying ill at the
Barracks hospital.
Lieutenant Roberts arrived with
twelve musicians yesterday from Fort
Columbia, and in the evening departed
with sixty men for Fort Concha. Texas.
The Board of Equalization met yester-
day but transacted nothing of impor-
tance.
The Board of Education met last night
and received the report of the Commit
amount to $33.500, the expenditures to
$33, ,7SO. A resolution, that the School
Board extend the time to all certificates
now expiring, for the term Of one year,
was passed. Adjourned.
The Licking Valley Building Associa-
tion No. has received o new safe from
Cincinnati.
Private Oppenheimer was buried yes
terday in the Jewish Cemetery beyond
Cincinnati. The corpse received mill
tary honors at the Barracks.
Covin0tos.
Colonel Matt. Cooper, of Newport al
an early hour this morning, after all Of
c ovington's liquor establishments had
closed their doors, took it into his head
to parade up and down Madison street.
However, it was with faltering step,
which was soon observed by our police,
when the Colonel was arrested and
placed in durance vile. He appeared
before Judge Athey later In the day and
was fined 81 and cost. He was allowed to
go home on promising to return with the
money.
The case of George Holden, charged
with larceny, is in progress before
I'Squires Tebbs and Perrin.
George Swift was fined 81 and costs
for imbibing too freely in Kentucky tan.
glefoot, by Judge Athey.
Mcdonald, the man shot by Eilers, is
still in dangerous condition.
The Wingate Rifle Club have match
near Latonia ts-morrow.
Mr.. M. p. Smith has been appointed tc
superintend the construction of the Gov
ernment buildings. -4l
The cigarmakers' ball at DrexeIius
Hall last night was success in every
W. T. Holden, at present gauger, has
been appointed Internal Revenue Col
lector for this District.
The new press for the Ticket office
was injured somewhat while being
moved into their new quarters, which
will delay operations there for several
days.
Mrs. Richard W. Richards, of Chicago,
but formerly Of Coyington, died at the
residence OF her uncle, Jas. b. Grant.
The Boone County Court commenced
its session yesterday. The contract for
improving the Courthouse and Jail was
awarded to j. T. Thomas, of Coying-
ton, at his bid of $4,000. The following
are the names Of the Grand Jurymen:
Wilson Harper, Henry L. Snyder, Rich
ard Parker, s. P. Brady, Jas. Hampton,
Jacob Tonner, Alonzo Gaines, Jas. Col
vert, Joel Conner, John T. Craven, Wes-
ley Rice, Nathan Walton, M. W. Graves,
Alfred Rucker, Owen Gaines and Samuel
Colvert. Richard Parker was appointed
foreman. The Judges charge was able
and exhaustive. The Terrell case will
be tried at this term of Court. The
Sheriff has already summoned 260 men
from whom to select jury.
Pendleton County delegates to the
State Convention 60 uninstructed. 1t is
said they are solid for Carlisle.