The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-16
The Grand Jury reported the tollowiu o

The Grand Jury reported the foIl0win 2
indictments yesterday: Pony Williams
grand. larceny; James Sanders, grand
larceny; VIM. Elliott, r. Waters, f. De.
mile, A. Emerson, j. Barnett, petit lar.
ceny; VIM. McMullen, Dennis Mullen,
sault and battery; BENZ. Clark, petit lar
ceny; Chas. Wolff, selling playing cards
without licenses; George Elliott, un.
lawfully injuring property; Samuel W.
Digby, unlawfully carrying con ceale d
deadly weapons; Chas. Heitz, unlawful
ly giving liquor to minor; Walter Nc
Crea, unlawfully taking and carrying
away property; Pat Mullen, keeping tip
pling house,; Charles Wolff, falling to
execute bond for selling playing cards /;
Catherine Diebig, keeping tippling
house; Louis Constans, Mayor, and City
| Council of Newport, nuisance; VIM. Has
son, Fred. B0de, Charles Clark, Joel
Yansant, r. Scherer, Joseph Paul, Geo.
| Schofeld, nuisance.
The Grand Jury in its report yester-
day recommended that the center parti-
| tion be taken out of the Jail, and that
another row of cells be erected, as there
is not sufficient room in the present cells
| for ell the prisoners. 1t also recon-
mends the erection of a new Courthouse
and Station-house.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, the
case OF the Commonwealth against James
Miles, charged with using q forged note,
was tried, and the accused found guilty
and sentenced for one year TO the Peri
tentiary. George Rogers, a lad, for petit
larceny, thirty days hard labor in Coun-
ty Jail. VIM. Elliott, X. Waters, +. Der
rick, Alonzo Emerson and j. Barnett
were found guilty OF petit larceny, and
| nt hor rh l,,
Dor. James Saunders, colored, accused
Of stealing three razors, guilty, three
months.
Some unkrcwn party fired pistol at
Mr.: Eugene Bowers, on Vine street, Gin
cinnatl, on Thursday evening, the ball
passing through his coat.
CovINGToN.
The race between Croninger and Mo-
ser for Council in The First " ard is pass
ing off Quietly, with Moser ahead at this
writing. However, it is thought BY
prominent citizens that Croninger will
win the race.
The skating season is not over yet, but
the crowds are each day becoming more
numerous upon the classy surface Of the
placid Licking.
Marriage licenses since our last report
VIM. H.. McLiebed TO Katie III. Feigh.
eny; John l.. Booth to Emma Shoard;
Joseph WhtehOuse to Elizabeth II. He'll
dclbrandt; Joseph Liscomb to Elizabeth
Cane: John Witte to Caroline Rush: Pc
ter Carter to Catherine Gaffane~: Fred
erick Sieinheim to Emma Bryan; Joseph
Bohlman to Anna Stocknau; Friedrich
Schubanhcrg TO Catherine Wilger.
Nine marriage licenses this week
one machinist, one bricklayer, one shoe
maker, one cigar-maker, one porter, one
gardner, Two farmers (graDgers) and one
book-keeper.
No Mayors Court.
Powell Lodge, No. %, A. o. U. W.,
gave pleasant entertainment at Major
Halps last evening. Mr.. ID. p. Dean, of
Cincinnati, especially distinguished
himself in his successful effort for the
entertainment of the party,
John Algus and Barney Leiding were
brought before Commissioner Bostwick,
on the charge of having carried on the
liquor business, without license, since
December 10, 1874. 1t seems that they
had purchased the saloon of Louis Un-
tcit, and thought that his license held
good. They pleaded guilty and paid the
tax and costs, amounting altogether to
$50 u.
The many friends of Andy Harrigan.
Clerk of the steamer General Lytle, will
regret to hear Of the loss Of his wife. who
died yesterday morning OF consumption.
Naomi Lodge, No. 129, l. o. .. f., has
installed the following officers: o. Lots.
Noble Grand; Edward Petty, Vice Grand:
William Goebel, Rec, Secretary; John L,
llarbeck, Treasurer; George Dunklev.
Warden; Samuel Woodyard, Conductor:
Samuel Moss, Inner Guard; Louis L
Bowen, Outer Guard.
The bricklayers are on their dignity.
Their union at its last meeting decided
to demand 70 per day for work hereafter.
Two children Of Mr.. Joseph Bailer, a |
son and daughter, have died from scar |
let fever within the last 4S hours. Mr.. |
Baier and his farlily will have the SYM
patby of their many lriendsin their deep |
afflictiOn.
A new Building Association has been
started in the southern part of the city.
The masquerade Of the "Social Seven''
at Odd-fellows' Hall last night was
largely attended and brilliant in the ex-
rene.
Mr.. Abner L.sFrazier will deliver an
ADDRESS on temperance, at Old-fellows'
Hall, Tomorrow afternoon, Jan. II.
Dr.J. w. Rifles buffalo robe was stolen
rom his buggy night before last while he
vas visiting patient.
The Town Marshal of Falmouth was
eriously cut by Pat Ryan. baggage mas
er on the Falmouth Accommodation
rain on Thursday night.
A hatchway in the old Spangle build
ng gave way last night, letting one of
he tenants through on to the floor be-
DIV, but fortunately injuring no one se-
iouSly. "
Mr.. V. Shinkle has been again elected
resident of the Kenton Insurance Com .
any.
Ameeting of the members of the Chris
an Church is called fol tomorrow after
DON at 3o'clock, to take further action i
sgarding their pastor.
A0rfuarv Record.