The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-08
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| NEWPOkI
| Ar order has been issued for supply
ing the trowel bayonet to the Fifth ant
Eighteenth Regiments.
Ten recruits were enlisted at the Gar
risOn on Saturday.
Thieves entered the new brick building
on York street, near Harris, Friday
night, and stole lot OF tools.
| A party of $50 recruits lett the Bar
racks to-day, to be assigned to the Third
| United States Infantry, at jackson Bar
racks, Louisiana.
Edward Kelly fell on Madison street
near the Catholic Church, Saturday, anC
suffered q fracture OF one arm.
In the Circuit Court on Saturday, the
case of the city of Newport against the
Newport Street Hallway Company, the
| plaintiff filed grounds for new trial.
Continued until Tuesday next. +. Bass
against the city OF Newport. Judgment
was rendered for defendant for costs,
and, on application Of plaintiff, an appeal
granted to the Court OF Appeals of Ken
tucky. Ii. D. Herrick against James A.
Baldwin and John 'Duckworth. Judg-
ment rendered for plaintiff Tor seventy
dollars, with interest from January 13,
1869, till paid. Rev. f. z. Grome against
+. Nuspickle and b. Nuspickle. Judg-
ment for $l37 IA, and interest from Oc-
tOber IA, 1874, and costs. Murty Shea
against the Lexington, Cincinnati and
Louisville Railroad Company. Rule
awarded against j. B. Willen, returnable
on the ninth day.
Musical Ten at Red Mems Hall to-
night.
Union meeting at Grace NJ. E. Church
last night.
The First Presbyterian Church is to
have a spelling match ut its next social
1t is proposed to establish National
Bank in Newport. The capital stock is
placed at 100000, and about $4,000 has
been subscribed since the list was begun
Il few days ago. Among the Subscribers
are Messrs. VIM. Robson, Robert Waring,
II. A. Shriver, George Robson and T. 3.
Spence. One.lalf Of the stock is to he
paid up i'll April.
The .'Nutionals" have their grand mas
querade tonight.
-. The Turner Schuetzen Verein will
commence their weekly practice tonight.
CONVICTION.
John Decker and Frank Meyers, wit
Ahesses, were each fined 81 and cost BY
Judge Perkins this morning, for leaving
the Courtroom during the progress OF
the trial in which they were summoned.
The Grand Jury reported no indict-
ments up to this writing.
Edward Gallagher, charged with petit
was tried in the Criminal Court,
and the jury took the case under advise
ment..
The testimony in the case of VIM. and
Robert Page, under two indictments Of
grand larceny, is being heard.
The Calender Jubiiee Minstrels will
give an. entertainment at Odd.fellows'
Hall, this Monday evening.
JOHN Allen, oliver Harris, and Rover
Wright, the three candy thieves, were
before His Honor, Mayor Athey. Oliver |
was dismissed, but his less fortunate
lays in Jail.
The Temperance meeting at Odd-fel. |
ows' Hall was not very largely attended
The meetings at the Scott street NJ. E. |
Church still continue.
In the case OF the Commonwe ealth |
against August Schuler, charged with |
lnlawtully permitting gaming on his |
premises, the jury failed to agree on Sat-
Irday, and were discharged. The jury |
also disagreed in the case Of Bill Allen, !
,olored; charged with grand larceny, and |
we're discharged.
The following are the officers of the |
star Building Association elected at |
W elling Hall Saturday night: President,
:. Ticke; Vice President, j. Brackle;
First Secretary, II. f. SchulIze; Second
Secretary, II. Stiens; Treasurer, George
W cling; Directors, r. Friedrieoks, +.
)ber, b. Elenbirst, Fl. A. Theisen, WIN.
dagemeyer, John Eisele, j. q. Kol5c,
leo. Kampe, Fred-Wimmer.
Cassie Christian has sued her husband
Robert for divorce on the grounds of
and cruelty.
y The case Of the Commonwealth against
Thomas Z. Jones for usurping the Office
u Clerk Of the Court of Appeals Is set |
or hearing on the 25th of March.
MardfGras promises to be splendid
success. = sf Ya,1s g
Most Rev. j. B. Purcell. Archbishop OIL
Cincinnati. will probably lectura bafofa