The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-08
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Mr.. John X. Hugle, in reply to s,lndry
communications, wishes us to state that
his mind was not confused by the stroke
Of a hammer; and that the sign in front
of his office inviting all to come in and
get what they want, does not refer to
Pilsener beer. "Howeyer," says Hugle,
"Joseph TaylOr's mind is always con-
fused" referring to an item in yestcr-
days Commercial.
Mr.. Fred. Brown this morning received
a telegram from his son Joseph, who is
on a mission OF charity to New Orleans,
mention Of which was made in the STAR
a few days ago, stating that he had ar
rived in Memphis ana would proceed
farther by this evening.
The street cars are running double
teams this morning.
VIM. Ferguson, charged with drunken
ness and disofderly conduct, was dis
missed in the City'Court, this morning.
Berry Eagan, fugitive from justice, was
taken to the Jerry by Officer Cathingham,
where he was met by some of the Gin
cinnati authorities and relieved of his
charge. s Ga.
Eight recruits accepted at the Bar
racks Saturday, and TWO colored ones
arrived.
Gen. Swift returned from Washington
Saturday night.
The Adjutant OF the Second Regiment
U. 5. A. is expected daily at the Garri-
son.
The new hospital is ready for occupa-
tion.
The city prisoners are to be dressed in
new striped uniforms.
Noah Dove Encampment, No. IL, 10.
y. F., gave u reception TO some lodges Of
Cincinnati on Friday night, at which
the degree of "Royal Purple" was con-
ferred upon Brothers White and Britt.
A large torce Of workmen are fast re-
building Robinson Il Stegmah's distll-
lery, in Finchtown.
Prof. Jones will conduct the spelling
matches tonight aud tomorrow ut the
Union Bethel Church.
1T is rumored that one Of the candi-
dates at the late Bellevue election en-
ployed beer to buy votes.
Next Tuesday is the last day for the
returns TO the Assessor Of taxable per-
sonal property.
From various quarters come questions
about the cost of the Ringgold-strcet
School-house.
Bert. Smith, youngest son of the late
Morgan L.. Smith, is said to have been
appointed naval cadet by the Presi-
dent.
j. IL. Often returned from trip to
New York yesterday, and Mayor Louis
Constans from Louisville.
The Mannerchor celebrates its first
AT Turner Hall tonight.
Hog stealing 1ourishes in the broad
light Of the day in the southwestern part
Of the city.
b. The heavy snow storm Yesterday
caused the street cars to cease running
at live O'Clock.
Saratoga street residents complain of
the Earring caused by the passing of the
Short.line trains.
Thirty converts joined at the First
Presbyterian Church yesterGsy.
Corington.
Sleighing is good this morning, and
every person who can rake up sleigh is
availing himself of the opportunity. i
In the Mayors Court this morning, |
Thomas Derr, charged with breach ol
he peace. disorderly conduct, aud re-
,isting officer, on the first two charges |
was fined $50 and costs, and on the latter |
i13 including costs. In default of the |
whole amount he was sent to Uncle Ber- |
'y's castle, where he will undergo a rec
flying process for about sixty days.
,osts.
Inc Cnahcery COurt mas appointed
Edward X. Helm as an Examiner.
Myrtle Lodge No. 8, X. oil p, has been
Incorporated. Il. W. Cree, j. IL. Neyil,
md j. W. Dickson are the incorporators.
A hanging gasoline lamp at the cigar
'tore of J. q. Duncan, on Madison street,
between Sixth and Seventh, fell last
light and exploded. No damage but the
oss of the lamp.
The County Court has appointed Mrs.
Rose Gill as administrators, and Messrs.
". Ii. Tebbs, John Griffin and John
" Vnitney as appraisers OF the estate Of
Jharlcs Gill, deceased.
The y. Nj. S. No. give spelling
natcn at Cooper's Hall Tonight. Prize:
3 gold piece. There will also be a SPELL
ng match at the Christian Church Fri
Iay night. Two prizes: large and
mall chrome.
The Clinton Hotel has closed it's doors,
nd the furniture is for sale.