The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-26

for the election of Magistrates and Con-
stable was uncalled for; in fact the Ex-
ecutive Committee were unaware of the
whole affair." However, they nominated
Kemperand Waterhouse for Magistrates
and z. Z. Taylor for Constable.
Judge Geisler has dismissed the case
of Tonic Hinnaman, charged with crack
ing the Uranium of soldier named
Quinn. A. McCue, soldier, charged
with drunkenness, was ordered to return
to the garrison.
The tilty-sixth anniversary Of the es-
tablishment of Odd-tellowsbip will be
celebrated at Odd-telfows' Hall this even
ing.
A runaway occurred on the Alexandria
pike yesterday, in which Mrs. Schraffen-
berger was thrown out of her buggy and
severely injured.
The Turner's celebration yesterday
was a grand affair.
A difficulty, in which John Miller,
foreman of Domick's foundry, and A.
Schwartzenhoelzer, an employe, figured
very conspicuously, occurred at the
above place Saturday. The latter was
Knocked senseless, and the aid of DR..
Jeancon was found necessary. No ar
rests, the latter declining to prosecute.
The Newport Building Association has
filed its articles Of incorporation Tor rec
ord.
Five more recruits accepted at the
Barracks.
Confirmation services at st. Paups
Episcopal Church were held yesterday
by Bishops Dudley, and fifteen persons
were confirmed. Next Tuesday he will
confirm at the Episcopal Church in
Dayton.
Forty hours prayer at St. Johns
Church.
VIM. Robson was elected President of
the First National Bank, and Thomas
Youtsey as Cashier. The following gen.
tlemen are Directors: VIM. Robson, B.
b. Spence, N. Rolf, DR.. Gunckle, r. War
ing, VIM. Holt, Martin StalL G. W. Riley
and F.J. Immegart.
"A. G. Kemper and Henry Waterhouse
were nominated as magistrates and Jos.
Taylor as constable, at the meeting of
the Republicans of the First District.
A large number OF criminals were this
morning awaiting the judicial will OF
Judge Athey. First came John Don
nelly for drunk; he was fined $5. A..
Weager and l.. Donnelly. charged with
disOrderly conduct, were each fined $40
and costs. James Crocket, Geo. Johns,
Annie Scott, Edward Jenkins; Annie
Sanders and Betty Frey, charged with
disorderly conduct, were each let of
with the payment OF costs. Richard
Meyers, George Linfoot, James Williams
and Frank Meyers, charged with disor-
derly conduct, had their cases continued
until tuesday. George Lubby, for a
breach OF the peace, was fined $53, in de-
fault OF which he was sent to jail. VIM.
Page, charged with till-tapping, was dis
missed, after paying MarshaPs costs.
A bloody row took place at the corner
Of Scott and Fifth streets, on Sunday.
The participants were about twelve in
number. There being no day police,
they were allowed To fight it out. The
result was not very serious.
A horse taken in on Saturday night
by Officers Dressman and Rhoney proves
to have been turned out to die by Henry
Willer.
Hon. Vint. Shinkle, while on his way
to church Sunday morning, picked up a
drunken man on Greenup street and es-
corted him to the Jail. The fellow says
that he was once the possessor of
watch, and now it Is missing.
The Directors of the Covlngton and
Lexington railroad have agreed to accept
the Council railroad compromise, and
have appointed special committee to
confer with the other parties Interested.
AS Mr.. John Eggleston, u lunatic, was
night in buggy, he broke away from
The two colored men in charge of him.
and was not captured until after Sc we're
struggle and after he had knocked one of
The men down. He seemed to imagine
that he had to make $4,000 before nine
)'clock.
The man who killedi Marshal John
Thompson will soon be discharged from
,he OHIO State Prison, where he is sery-
ng out five years. term for highway
robbery. Steps should be taken for his
arrest as soon as he is released. Larry
aazen is ON the watch.
A number OF dead animals are lying on
The streets in the southern portion of the
city which should be removed at once.
Mr.. Edward and Miss Florence Hunt, |
If Covington, are among the saved OF
he Chas. BOdmann.
Assistant Bishop Thos. W. Dudley ad-
ninistered the holy rite Of confirmation
Vt Trinity Church yesterday morning, on
he Flats south of the city In the after |
loon, and at st. Pau's in the evening.
Tony Herneman, under bonds for un-
awluily dealing in clothes with the
roC1s at the Newport Barracks, was |
ul1endered by his bondsman yesterday.
lie renewed his bond in the sum of 81, 900 |
WITH John Weber as surety.
The fiity-sIXth celebration of the es-
ablishment of Odd-iellowship in the
United States will be celebrated at the
'emple tonight. Rev. DR.. Muller, Hon.
ohm Fisk, and Hon. v. Shinkle will
peak. g.
A number of brick houses are to be
ullt ON the vacant lots on the square be-
ween Third and Fourth, Philadelphia
nd Main street, furnished with all mod
I'll conyeniences and rented at from $40
D S3O per month.
Emma Morris, servant girl employed
t Mrs. Howard's, No. 81 East Fifth
treet, has left, with a lot of clothing and
TX dollars in money not ner own prop
rty.
Smallpox seems to be ON the increase.
Mrs. John w. Baker fell down the
.airs in her residence and fractured her
lp badly, ON Saturday last.
Plckpockets did a good business at the
rcus Saturday nignt. %
"Helt0Wn" was alive with fights and
rawls yesterday afternoon. Il
The st. AlOysius, ST. Bernadius. St.
gorge, and st. Benedictus societies
'lebrated their anniversaries BY a grand ,
recession through the streets yester- /
~. accompanied by Two brass bands |
I'D protusion OF flags. decorations and 9
.victs. The services were conducted !
! Rev. Father Tappert, of Lewisburg,
81. Josephs Church, who took for his | 4