The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-02
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HARRISON, O.-The coopers are re-
stricted to ten barrels per week, on ac-
count of the reduction in the run at the
distillery.
John Myers, resident of this locality
since the year 1903, died last Friday at
his residence, aged ~ years.
CLEvEs, O.-On the 2Sth of January
last twelve pairs of boots were stolen
from a freight-car of the w. W. V. r. r..
Information of the theft was lodged with
Constable Chris. Rininger, who at once
commenced working the case up. On
the last day of January he had discover
ed enough to warrant the arrest of Mat.
Neil and John Douglas. They were
brought before Esquire Coslin and bound
over In the sum OF five hundred dollars
each, and in default Of which they went
to jail. Much praise is due the consta-
BILE for his efforts in the case.
WAPAKoNETA.-Rev.W w. 7. Rae, In his
lecture on London scenes described Lon
don bridge, the Tower Newgate, st.
Paups and Temple Bar.
Protracted meeting still continues in
the Luthern church under auspices OF
Rev. Ernsberger.
Professor Cook will be here next week.
Charles Bremeger severely hurt his
leg while packing ice.
Marshal G. Lucas entertained num-
Der of tramps last week. He is liberal
landlord. Bill of fare, one loaf of bread
per head.
SHARoN.--A union protracted meeting
is in progress here.
Money is being raised by subscription
to build that long talked of plank walls
from the depot to town.
Joseph Rhodes, the venerable hack
man, has resumed his old position Of
running between this place and Leb-
enon.
A new and elegant gas lamp will adorn
the Presbyterian Church.
| The grangers have received another
supply of coal oil.
No case was made out against W. M.
Smith, schoolmaster, accused of an as
sault on Benz. Wilson, a scholar. The
plaintiff was left to pay the cost.
The young peoples prayer-meeting
will be held in the Presbyterian Church
; next Thursday morning.
| W. q. Morrison, of this place, and Miss
e. Mann, of Kentucky, were married on
| Thursday last. JOY be with them.
| Brick is now being hauled for the new
Bethel Church to be erected in place Of
the one burned few days since.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Elder J. W. McGar-
vey, of the Broadway Christian Church,
in his discourse last Sunday evening as
sumed the position of judge. He decided
that as the sects had made laws and stat
| utes that were not allowed by the stat
utes of Jesus Christ, they were like unto
| county in England that would make it's
| own laws conflicting with the Constitu-
ton of the realm of Queen Victoria.
| o. B. Hallam, young lawyer from
Covington, passed through the city yes
terday. He wants to be the next Clerk
of the Appellate Court.
The Circuit Court is IN session, with
eight murder cases on the docket. This
is more than is on the dOckets of the
two populous counties of Kenton and
| Campbell. 49,
To-day was observed asa day of spe-
cial devotion in the Catholic churches.
The candles used in conducting the va
rious ceremonies throughout the year
are blessed on this day, which Is called
| Candl8nas.
Considerable changing is going ON in
the city. There are large number of
houses for rent, and a large number are
being rented, mostly by persons from
| distance.
The mercury at the Ashland Observa-
tory fell to degrees above zero, yes
terday morning.
| CoNNERsvILLE, IND.-Mr. and Mrs.
! Jas. Z. Pinkerton have returned from
Lexington, KY, whether they had gone
to attend the last illness and funeral Of
DR.. l.. l.. Pinkerton, a venerable physi-
cician of that city.
HAMILTON.-The fourth annual carni-
val Of the United German Society comes
of tonight in the Opera Hall. AS ex-
tensive preparations have been made, 1t
will no doubt be grand affair.
Mr.. James Beatty, Vice President OF
the First National Bank, is recovering
from partial stroke OF paralysis with
which he was attacked on the 18th inst.
The report that the sick tramp taken to
the Infirmary last week has the smallpox
is without foundation, He has the cry
\ sino'-
| The alarm of fire last night was occa-
stoned blythe burning of chimney ON
Fourth street, Fourth Ward.
4 The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday, and, after passing sey-
eral bills, adopted a resolution employ
ing III. L.>Morey and General +. Wander
veer as attorneys in behalf of the county
in the case of Il. N. Andrews, Ex-Sherif.
The Board also appointed Geo. b. Tobias,
Geo. f. Elliott and r. d. Leslie as view
ers in the question to divide Madison
! township into two election precincts.
The Board adjourned to meet next Mon
day.
James E. Campbell was called to Mid
dletown yesterday by the serious illness
! of his mother, who resides at that place.
| The Butler County Grange meets to.
day at their rooms in the Hamilton
House.
Marshal Lingler is convalescing.
There are eight tramps languishing in
| Jail who were arrested for stealing at
various places on Satursay night.
Council met last night with President
| Allstatter in the chair, aud transacted
the following business: The Committee
ON Claims reported monthly bills for the
month of January to the amount of $9,-
546 80, with an ordinance to appropriate
that amount, Which, on motion, was re-
ceived. The following are the totals OF
each fund:
| Salary fund $1O6 e6
| Interest fund ..,.,..,....,....... $50 "a
First ward street fund d l6 So
Second ward street fund ......... 80 ~
Third ward street fund .......... ..... 70 Us
Fourth ward street fund ..,..,.,..,... ~ 48
General expense fund. nd.................. 525 eO
| Fire Department fund. nd............... 6,y99 IL
Gas funCi. .............. 1,518 rs
Lane Library fund. d................... 3S 30