The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
ADDJ7iONAL UHURBAS NEWS.
COvlNGTON.

LII lHe OTlHlIh0l COUrt, Ill tnercaSe Ol
George Holden, charged with larceny,
The jury tailed to agree, and the case
was dismissed. The case OF Alice Ma.
loney. charged in the indictment with
petit larceny, was III progress when we
lett the Court. 4.N
No cases in the Mayors Court.
McLaughlin's creditors meet or
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Ward, formerly of this
city, died on Sunday last, in Baltimore,
Nd.
The case of Howe and Todd against Ii
+. Boswell has just been affirmed by the
Court OF Appeals.
Deputy Sheriff Temple rearrested Bar.
ney Jordan yesterday morning about
three miles from Mullins Station, near
where he now lives.
X. A. McDannold, lately adjudged a
bankrupt, has filed his schedule. 1t
shows: assets $20,344; liabilities, $S,.
100 40; exemptions, $405.
The Grand Jury yesterday reported in.
dictments against John Brown and Mary
Ann Johnson, grand larceny (stealing a
diamond ring of Mrs. Iredell); Letitia
Scott, grand larceny (stealing a lot OF
varieties from the Clinton Hotel); e.
Gallagher and John Hawley, petit lar
ceny (stealing Two cans OF oysters from
7. Leverman). The Grand Jury also re-
ported dismissal of the cases of Thomas
Buring, stealing $25 from Geo. Hub;
COsgrove, stealing gold chain from ex-
press car.
Margaret Watts was yesterday tried
and convicted of selling liquor to a mi
nor, and fined $50 and costs.
The marriage of Miss Snllie Cleary,
daughter of Hon. w. w. Cleary, to Mr..
j. s. Hudson, son of Mr.. Homer Hudson.
took place at the residence Of the BRIDES
father last evening In the presence of a
large number Of invited friends. The
ceremony was celebrated by Rt. Rev.
A. NJ. Toebbe, Bishop oil the Roman Cath
Ollie Diocese OF Covington. The attend.
ants were Mr.. Joseph Kimbrough. of Gym.
thiana, and Miss Ida Hudson, of Gpvins-
ton; Mr.. Walter Cleary, OF COvihgt0n,
and Miss Sallie Loud, of Lexington; Mr..
Mamie Cook, of Cynthiana. The pres.
ents were both numerous and costly.
Tue newly-married couple left ON late
train ON the New York Central for an
Eastern bridal tour OF several weeks.
Council decided last night to execute
notes of the city to the McGowan Pump
Company.
Collector Ransom wants an office in
the Courthouse.
Council has ordered the Street Com
missioner to keep the crossings clean.
The Leonard, Quarry and Montague
street folks are pelitioning for lamps.
Tie estimated cost OF the. ill and cul-
vert over Willow Run on Twelfth street
is $2,G41.
Council says the police may take part
in the Carnival parade If the Chiei can
spare them.
An ordinance changing the time of fall
ing due Of water rents to April l and
October / was passed by Council last
night.
The School Board will hold an import
ant meeting tonight.
A grand bail will be given at Drcx-
elius Hall tonight for the benefit of Mr
James CamnitZ, who lost an arm some
time ago while performing his duty as a
brakeman OIL the Kentucky Central Rail
road.
Mr.. James Spillman is seriously ill.
NEWPORT.
No City Court.
About four O'Clock this morning the
main wheel in Switt's Iron and Steel
Works broke down, and a large portion
Of the mill was stopped. The repairing
will probably take about ten days. .
One recruirreceivcd at the Barracks
yesterday.
During the funeral services OF her hus-
band, day before yesterday, Mrs. James
Taylor, jr., received news of the illness
Of one OF her children in Nashville.
The police want $45 back pay.
The new ilour-mill on Monmouth street,
linr InC. ,n1
tions.
The masquerade ball of the Odd-fcl-
lows Library Association takes place at
Odd-!elloNs' Hall tonight.
Bids Tor the improvement Of Hamlet
alley are to be readvertsed for.
The annual report of the Chief of the
Fire Department was read before Coun-
Gil last night. He recommends the pur-
chase of q hook and ladder truck and the
purchase OF two lots for the erection OF
nose-houses, and the placing of fire.alarm
boxes at the corner of York and Mayo
streets and corner of Brighton and Iiar-
ris streets each, as well as the purchase
of 1000 feet Of new hose. He reports
fires and six false alarms DUR
ing the past year, besides Two in Finch
town. The report was ordered to be
printed.
Cases disposed ofin the Circtiit Court
Charles Davis, assignee of
II. b. Miller, j. W. u j.. $. Kickels;
Judgment for $3.50, with interest and
costs. Caleb Carpenterv, l.. =. Boid&
and Charles L. Frazier; Judgment Tor
100 81, With interest and costs. James
Taylor Il Sons, v. Rev. +. p. Grome and
Z. kullman; judgment for $500, with in
terest and costs; Leon Franken and
Henry Reilly V. Adam and Margaret
Judgment for $500, with in
terest and costs; Derby Silver Co. v.
W. A. Davidson; Judgment for $l02, with
interest and costs. j. Ii. Wetson v. II.
X. Smith and Benjamin Beall; Judgment
Tor $lS7 43, with interest and costs. J.
b. Depper v. j. II. Everhart; Judgment
for $2j4, with interest and costs; John
Mulvey VI. J. j. DOwling; judgment Tor
b1S6 p, with interest and costs. The
Campbell Creek Coal Company V. j.
Taylor Williams; judgment for $603 90
and for $S05 40, with interest and costs.
J. p. Sandford v. Ii. Z. Anderson; judg-
ment for $77 60, with interest and costs.
., l.. Roger IL Sons v. Henry Rewald;
Judgment for S139 60, with interest, &c.
Phipps, O'Connell Il Co. v. John II. Schaf-
ield; judgment for 1928 81, with interest,
&c. A. Nulson & Co. V. Joseph Wolff;
Judgment for $35S ", with interest, sc.
James Mack v. j. b. Funk; judgment tor
,57 II, with interest, sc. Adam Wag-
Ter v. Catherine Thowa, administrative;
ud0maut for &i11 81 with, intarast &n'