The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-04

CovtpGton.
The editor OF the Ticket is going to

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About 8 O'clock Monday evening well
dressed young lady hailing from the
north side of the Ohio river, passed down
gate as far as the Clinton Hotel, when
she became so affected from the bad
whisky of which she had been drinking
in an up town saloon, that she rolled
over into the gutter. After a short rest
she again regained her equilibrium and
started for her home, attracting large
crowds wherever she went.
Frank and James Dorsey, for a milk
wagon race on the pike, were fined $l5
each, before Squire Tebbs. An appeal
will probably be taken in this case.
In the Mayors Court. John and
Thomas Mcdonald, for being disorderly,
were fined $13 each; John Kelley and
John Henry, for two separate drunks,
were fined 81 and costs each.
Mr.. John Schuler was united in the
bonds of wedlock this morning with
Miss Anna Raum, ana Mr.. George Raum
with Miss Mary Reyle, at St. Mary's
Church, by Reverend Fentenberg.
United States Circuit Court convenes
next Monday.
A dangerous counterfeit on the latest
issue of 50-cent fractional currency is
abroad.
Charles Golsch, charged. with evading
the cigar tax, was before Commissioner
Bostwick yesterday, waived examina-
$1,000 for his appearance at the coming
term of the United States Court. Dep
uty Marshal Harrington sent the 4,4OC
cigars down Saturday evening.
An attempt was made to rob Ollie
Tucker and Cash Henderson, on the
highway near Florence, last night.
The suits of Mary j. Ball against Gal.
way & Semple have been compromised
Several cases of small pox In this city
have been reported.
The body OF Clinton Butts, late City
Marshal, will be taken from the vault
and formally inferred next Sunday af
ternoon.
James @. Orr entered divorce suit
against Lucinda Orr, on the ground oi
five years. abandonment. The parties
were married thirty-nine years ago.
The Hillside Vineyard of the Cincin'
seized by Sheriff Percival, by order Of
the Chancery Court, yesterday, and the
occupants which had taken possession o
1t, according to the instructions of the
| United States Court Judge, were dis
placed. This case of the Cincinnati
Wine Company in bankruptcy will be
tried in May.
The frame stable. on Fourth and Bake
we'll streets was blown down during the
storm last Saturday.
Father Englemiers, of st. AIMS
Church, will sooD leave for England.
An unknown laborer fell from the fer
ryboat at the foot of Main street about
| 7 O'Clock last night and was drowned
After sinking once he foated a short
distance when he was drawn under
Marmets barges. His body has not
been recovered as yet. He resides in
this city and was dressed In q black
frock coat buttoned to the chin.
On Sunday night a young man was
attacked by the yigilant dog of ouI
friend Kramer, on Madison street. The
man, seeing the dog making for him,
drew knife from his pocket and made
one dash at his antagonist, turning him
inside out. A post mortem examination
was made by Kramer and an inquest
was held by Coroner Winston.
In the city court James Finnell, tor
being disorderly, was fined $18, in de-
fault of which he was sent to Jail. Fred.
Funnilan, on similar charge, was fined
$4. Peter Lienert, charged with
was fined $15 and costs and also sent te
jail. George Hershman, charged with
| aiding prisoners to escape, was fined 81
and cost. Ed. Carlisle and Thomas Rey-
mold, for being drunk and disorderly,
were fined $40 and cost. Tom Leonard,
Hutch Waters, Sam Durragh and James
Cooper, arrested by that wideawake Off
GERS, COttingham, were fined 50 each for
disturbing the peace.
About seven O'Clock Monday evening
soldier, whose name we did not learn,
entered the saloon OF Fred. Brouner, on
Bellevue street. After few words had
been exchanged about free drink,
Brouner attacked the soldier and unmer-
cifully beat him. Brouner then disap.
peared and has not since been heard Of.
The roof Of a cottage on Liberty street,
near Brighton, was blown off Saturday.
s. Brown, late Superintendent at Gay
lords, Is to hereafter reside in Chicago.
Magistrate and Constable in the Second
District, have concluded to contest the
election, on the ground of neglect of
duty on the part OF the judges.
The report of the Treasurer of the
School Board shows $11,627 % to have
been the receipts last month, and
1924 10 expenses, leaving a balance OF
$1,703 1S.
There are 1884 school children in New
port, OF whom 6,2GS are white and 81 COL
ored; of. the whites S,095 are males and
3,173 females, and OF the colored 27 are
males and 80 females.
The School Board last night allowed
bills amounting to $37T 94.
The school childreps picnic will occur
on the 14th Of June, at Parlor Grove, the
Andy Baum having been chartered for
the occasion.
The contract for furnishing coal at the
different school-bouses has been award
ed to Captain Williamson ut 1OX cents
per bushel.
The next meeting of the District Turn.
fest will be held in Newport.
Gaylord's foundry resumed work to.
day.
The Kramer case will be tried in Ken.
ton county.
Mrs. Henry Ratterman died on Sun.
day morning, from the effects OF expos
ure to the cold air on SATURDAY..
BARRACKS EEwS.-Pfiyate VIM, Gilke-
son deserted from the barracks last
week. Thirty dollars reward is offered
for his capture. Corporal r. w. John-
son, of Company G, is also a, deserter.
Private Chas. Pierce has been promoted
Corporal.
POLICE COURT.
Drunk and Disorderly-Fenx CUNNINGHAM
continued to 9th inst; ames McDeimott. Ma,
ry Williams. Nellie Harris. John Smith n I