The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-06
ADDI11oNAA SUBURBAN NEWS.
NEWPORT

some time ago.
Pat Day and Pat Sullivan were the
only two criminals before Judge Geisler
this morning charged with being disor-
derly. They were each fined IS and
costs.
On last Saturday, at Twelve-Mile, q
young man named Chris. Smith was in
stanlly killed, and another named Brill
dangerously injured by the caying in of a
gravel bank.
I, A little child of DR.. Stewart died yes
terday alter short illness.
The alarm of fire at half-past eleven
O'Clock Yesterday morning was occa-
stoned by the burning of smoke-house
Oh Columbia streets, near Tibbatts.
Lieutenant Palmer and Evans, of the
Sixteenth Infantry, arrived last even
ing ior the purpose of conducting one
hundred recruits to Atlanta.
Captain James A. Haugney, Twenty
first U. ). Infantry, goes TO Omaha with
a recruiting party.
Lieutenant Weston, Fourteenth In
fantry, las been ordered to Newport
Barracks to receive u recruiting party,
proceed to New Orleans, and open re-
cruting rendezvous.
I Lieutenant Reilly left for Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, this morning, taking
with him eighteen mechanics and nine
general prisoners.
Acting Drum Major John s. Herus, OF
Newport Barracks, has been promoted to
the rank OF First Sergeant Company b.
Private Robert Benzger is promoted
to Sergeant, and private NJ. Z. Gormley
TO Corporal. .r7-
In the suit Of the city against the street
railroad, the Jury yesterday gave yer-
dict in Iavor OF the street railroad.
Tue iollo" ing cases were disposed of
by the Glrcuit Court yesterday: James
Mack V. Walter b. X n judg-
ment for $3.50 OIL. Emanuel Bo me v. All
ton Hugueie and Adam Schwenzer;
Judgment tor 500. David MuAson v. j.
frank Dye, John Dye and j. Il. Price;
Judgment for SlU6 against the two first
plaYnliils; cause continued as to the
third. A.. q. Dow v. f. z. Grome and
Charles kullman; Judgment Tor $504 70.
q San IL Siocomb v. Lewis Walls; judg-
meut tor $i55 -. Bryant lS Hastie v. A.
W. Tieman judgment tors $77 l5 and $71 IA.
Jonn l.. Fisher, assignee OF Il. j. Dick
ems and X. Drake, admins rators OF
Joseph II. DicNens, Y. w. b. Yellon and
VIM. Byrd, admin strators OF Coleman
4aiLon; Judgment Tor $75. r, W. Nelson
V. Lloyd McG and VIM. Cook Judgment
for $l75. Samuel Oslrahant V. Geuree
Uhauwlck ana Clias. II. Fox; Judgment
Iog $l, T42 IL against Chadwick, w,tn SIS 9j
costs i'll the Court OF Common Pleas,
Cinclnnatl; continued as to Fox. JAS.
Taylor d Sons Y. John Mulvey; judg-
ment Ior $3.50. The CITY OF Newport v.
Newport Street Railway Company; in
this cause the jury gave Il verdict for
defendant.
Grand masquerade of the l. o. .. +.
Association last night at Odd-el!ows'
II II.
One recruit yesterday.
Rev. ID. a. Klein, tor some time pastor
Oh The German Methodist .Cnurch on
Mayo, be ween York and Monmouth
streets, uied on Thursday, at New AL
bany, Ind.
Rev. Mr. Adams, of Dayton, will preach |
in HaymaHs Hail tomorrow.
COVINGTON.
About O'Clock TINS, morning Mr., -,
drayman FOR He'll & Co., flour dealers, in |
Lewlsburg, was awakened by the eyies |
of II child NJ his door. lie arose and |
opened itaRd found Il few feet from TIE |
door basket. On examining the con-
tents he found female child, wrapped in |
a lot OF rags and paper. lie picked the |
little wait up and carried il Inlo the |
house. The doctor was called in and
stated that the child was about two
hours old. The person in deposiling the
basket near the door and endeav orig to
get away unobscrved, set it on an ali
even spot and the basket tnrned over,
spillin the child or the cold ground.
In the Mayors Couyt, Frank Kelly, for
Il drunk, was fined 81 and costs; Michael
Buily, tor disorderly conduct, was fined II
81, Including costs, in default OF which Il
he was sent to Jail. The case of Jerry
Reed, .ur violating market ordinance,
was again caiied. The Mayor withheld \
mis- decision until next Wednesday.
The following are the marriage licenses
since our last report: Charles Schuell,
Jr. and Emma Fisher Julius Il. Davis
and Enma Falk, Napoleon G. Stephens
md Sarah belle Lipscomb, Henry Har-
dstlson and Sa!,ie A. Cleary, Charles j.
Best and Anna Frieking, George Klos-
erman and Sophie Miller.
In The Grim. Court tEis morning the I
.ase OF August Schuler, charged with al !
owing ganing in his house, occupied the
urenOOn.
skating still continues favorable.
The articles of incorporation of the
'eopless Building Association of CoyIpg-
OH have been lodged Tor record.
The Committee on Ways and Means
yesterday effected Il sale of eleven of the
ty's new. per cent. bonds.
Inc COurt ol Appears mas amrmeQ the
Judgment OF the KenlOn Chancery Court I
N the appeal of Peter Kaibar. .
The 5. l.. d.. Club was entertained at !
he residence OF Capt. j. Frank Richard =
on Thursday evening. /
The assignee's sale OF the stock of goods :
I II. L. Spilman's store yesterday q
mounted to about S1,100. /
James w. Laws case was again con- $
inued yesterday. :
Mr.. Joe Johnson arrived at home last i
light. t
Hon. w. w. Cleary, Commonwealth's 3
.ttorney, lett last nlgnt on Il two days
rip to Louisville.
One hrm in Paris, KY, has slaughtered q
nd sold 2G ,532 turkeys, during the past '
ighty days. a
In The Criminal Court yesterday the LA
ase Of George Holden the Jury failed to t
gree, were discharged and the case con- ;,
lnued. Alex. Moloney, charged with /,
he theft OF Il lap-rope from Ii. Graves, Er
he Pike-street staMe-keeper, was tried
nd acquitted. Theodore Leverman re- La
levied his $50 tine and costs with Frank s
lnOll as surety. He also entered o mo- !
ion in arrest OF Judgment. Joseph Merlz / I
eplevied his $65 fine and costs, with +
rank Knoll and Theodore Leverman as
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