The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-14

Of Officers flynn and Cottingham, last night
made raid on an old den known as Bailey's
building, on Taylor street, where they arrested
colOred damsel named L0ttie Burns. and two
swans named Dan Grey, alias Smith, and
Dick Wilson, John johnson. About thirty SOL
diers were also in the building but were sent
h0me The three former were fined $l6 and
costs EACH
Mrs. Bardsley on Monday swore out war
rant before Judge Geisler against Mrs. Mont
ford. charging herwith disorderly conduct and
threatening. Judge Geisler this morning heard
the case, and fined Mrs. MontfOrd $5 and costs.
Both families are Of high standing, and the
case creates considerable attention.
The subscribers to the National Bank stock
meet Tonight
The "Ben Jonson" Club will bs entertained
by p. II. Nelson ON Friday night.
Fourteen soldiers were found in the old
Bailey building when the police ransacked IT,
The officers are determined to clean out the
building Of all loafers.
Eleven recruits arrived at the Barracks yes
terday from Cleveland, six from Chicago and
nine from Indianapolis.
The Rugg Regulars held fullLdress levec
last night, and then went to Bellevue to attend
a hop at the residence Of Mr. j. Lambe.
Lieut.. Riley enlisted seven men at the Gar
risOn yesterday.
The dress parades at the Barracks will be
resumed soon. "
Hall the following officers were elected: John
BrutOn, State Delegate; J. w. Burroughs,
State Secretary; ]. j. Stretch, C. c., for this
county.
The members Of the Tibbattic Cornet Band
will don their new suits Of gray cloth to-day.
The pupils OF the ST. Boniface Orphan Asy-
lum school at Cold Springs will be examined
tomorrow.
The ashes and filth that has accumulated on
Saratoga street mas scented the AIR with hor-
rible stencil, and SO inconvenience vehicles
as to make it almost impossible.
SO far as we are able 70 learn, the following
are the names Of the candidates for the offices
OF magistrate in the first district: Charles
Buchanan, Robert Hayman, VIM. Men amana,
Frank Edgar, j. ellison (the proiessorl, and
Kemper. Out OF this number but two twill be
chosen" For constable, however, the candl-
dates, we understand, are 400 numerous to
mention"
Ex-Marshal Rebhoiz, now an ice dealer, has
a driver who is an intolerable nuisance.
COvin0ton.
A culvert is being built across Fourth street,
corner Of Scott, an Improvement that has long
been needed.
A drunken man, at the corner of Second and
Greenup streets, this morning, was for over
two hours lying across the sidewalk in q
beastly condition. No day police.
In the Mayors Court Joe Williams and VIM;
Hays, charged with breach of the peace, had
their cases continued until Thursday.
Henry DeGruyter has given himself up, and
will have hearing before Squire TeDbs on
Thursday.
About half past two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, in WIrths saloon, on Madison street.
between Eleventh aud Twelfth, Police Officer
Haganfan encountered two drunken men
named Helman and Stuntebeck, who were act
ing dIsOrderiy anu at once made propositions to
hight the officer. He paid no attention to thei1
talk other than 10 order them to keep quiet and
make no disturbance and LETT, walking up
Madison street. The two drunken men fol-
lowed, and at tine corner OF Twelfth overlook
Hagaman, who went into the vacant lot at the
| to nd 10 m
anu attacked him, when Ha2amah knocked
Holman down. Both men then attacked him
with knives, cutting him in ten or twelve dill
ferent places. Most OF the wounds are on the
side and are not Deep but one on the neck
aud one in the abdomen are serious and mdy
prove fatal. Hagaman was taken to his home
on Washington street, where lie now lies In Q
critical condition. Hclnan and Stuntebeck
were both arrested. They are both t0bacc0nlsts
by trade and 1--we in this city.
Mayor Athey this morning continued their
case until until Friday. In default of $4,000
bail, they were sent to Jail. When we visited
Hagaman about eleven O'clock he was resting
somewhat easier than during the night, though
he is not yet considered out Uf danger.
The houses fronting on the alley west Of the
jail, which have SO long been cause Of legal
Moore, We're cleaned out yesterday, by order Of
Court and the hand of the Sheriff, of theil
dusky occupants. The household goods OF
fourteen dusky families were put out on the
street.
George Holden, charged with highway rob-
berry, who escaped from Constable Berte, was
recaptured on the South flats by Marshal Hea-
ley yesterday.
John W. Hagan, agea 3s, and Mary Elder,
aged q, a runaway couple from Fayette county,
were married by Rev. p. b. Wite yesterday.
Rambling, who accused the Statter brothers
Of stealing his cow, has brought suit against
them In the County Court to recover that COW
or her equivalent.
Pendleton Lodge, No. 232, I. o. o. F., give a
bail at Masonic Hall, Falmouth, on the night
OF pril 18th.
JAS. Mclaughlin wants to be discharged
from bankruptcy. His creditors meet on the
3Oth inst.
DR.. Kearns delivered his fourth lecture be-
fore the High School Class yesterday. sour
Nervous Organization" was his subject and he
made it interesting.