The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-02
NetcpOrt.

holz went out of Office house of ill-fame
on Ann street was pulled and number
of The inmates arrested and sent to Jail. |
Since the. time of their sentence in Jail
has expired, we understand that some
of the same tribe have again located in
the same neighborhood. From the COM
plants we hear from persons in that vi
cinity, the attention of some vigilant Off
GERS should be called in that direction.
The case of Green, for petit larceny,
was this morning tried before Judge
Geisler and the defendant fined " and
Costs. Jacob Weiss and John Creadon,
each charged with a breach OF the peace,
were held over until tomorrow morning.
Officers Smith and Boyd made the ar
rests.
A commencement is made on the Lud-
low end of the Southern railroad.
Twenty-siX recruits passed final eX-
animation yesterday at the barracks.
James w. Bryan was admitted to the
bar of the Chancery Court yesterday,
and Frank W. Gray appointed Exam
iner.
Lieutenant Young, of the Seventh
for duty to the Newport barracks.
General Swift has been ordered to
Washington on temporary duty by the
Secretary of War.
One hundred men leave the Newport
barracks Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga.
Captain Shea, formerly of the Seven
teenth United States Infantry, is the
guest of Capt. III. Narcotic.
The Cincinnati Court of Harrison
County will be in session during this and
the next week.
Burglars entered the place Of J. f.
Klosterman, on Hubbard street, carrying
T. 1, 81 .,I fto. tor toI
| The little daughter of Mr.. Hentz, on
Monmouth street, was badly scalded
yesterday by accidentally throwing over
a kettle of hot water.
Hon. Caleb Musser, ex-Mayor Of Gym
thlana, is reported lying at the point Of
death.
The Bellevue election resulted as
follows: For three Trustees, long term
Robson received "a votes; Dankee,
| 50; Patchen, s.; Clark, 65; Leg1Qrn, 64;
Griffith, 81. Short term-Holnes, no
opposition, 1873 votes. Assessor-Chad-
wick, 1873 votes. Clerk-Badger, II votes /;
French, 81.
BY an order from the War Department,
Captain Morris is appointed recruiting
officer to enlist band of musicians for
his regiment at Fort Smelling, MINI.
| The Barracks Band will appear in new
uniforms and helmets on the 1st of May.
Mollie Adams, a colored woman, who
keeps a candy shop on York street, was
on Sunday night assaulted with stone
or slung-shot by white man named
David Fowler, and seriously injured.
The Democratic County Convention
assembled at Alexandria yesterday and
elected the following delegates: New
port-First District-E. Air, j. r. Hal
lam, NJ. NJ. Cooper, DR.. w. Thompson,
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trict-W. N. Air, E. O'Hara, G. Tippen.
hauer, Joseph Hoh, M. Blau. Third Dis.
trict-D. j. Lanahan, &. r. FearOns, j
Giesler, r. w. Nelson. Dayton-J. M
Macarthur, Jesse. Arthur, Peter Near.
thur. Bellevue-John Taylor. High
lands-H. d. Helm. Johns Him
Gardner. Cold Spring-Thos. jenkins,
ID. =. Thornton. AleXandria-B. Beall,
G. w. Wiley, 7. NJ. White. Indian
Springs-W. Pyle. Gubser's Mills-W
A. NORM, j. b. Often. Carthage-Pierce
Tarvin. Zeno-T. Barker. Grants Lick
Leo. Tibbatts. E. Thatcher. j. w. Vel
ton.
The delegates were instructed to vote
for General George B., Hodge for Gov
ernor, z. f. Smith tor Superintendent o.
Public Instruction, j. w. Tate for Treas
urer, Ben Beall for Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals, D. Howard Smith for State
Auditor, j. Alex Grant for Register OF
|, Public Land office. Adjourned.
The School Board meeting took place
last night. The Treasurer reported as
follows: Cash on hand Feb 1st, 1868 30
receipts, $S,791 So; expenditures, So,
106 55; balance, $S,S4S 10. The following
report of the Superintendent was filed
No. studying German, 3O1; average daily
attendance, 1870; entered during the
q 4 "A, lnI in laC
The chairman Of the Committees on Elk
animation in German requested further
time; granted. Bills were allowed to the
amount of $40.
Harriet Morton, an insubordinate pu
pill was suspended until such time as the
Board might determine. A remOnstrance
was presented by Mr.. Morton in regard
to his daughter. Mr.. Morton will have
to appeal to the Committee.
i The 1. o. o. 4. Library Association
will give an entertainment next Thurs
day evening.
COrington.
One marriage license this morning, the
first for over a week. The parties are
from the rural districts of Old Kentuck
In the Mayors Court this morning the
case Of Row Carr Thompson, charged
with stealing tobacco from Glore's facto
ry ON Seventh, was dismissed. Frank
Drosk, for assaulting and shooting al
Albert Withof, was fined S25 and cost
in default of which he was sent to Jail.
Bolen and Hagerman were the arrestinl
officers. @
Concert at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight
The large cake of ice upon which the
Main street ferryboat has for some time
landed its passengers, has melted away
and the craft is again tied up.
The names of the Modoc tribe from the
Lava Beds are quite curiosity on the
Clinton Hotel register this morning.
j. T. McClary and j. II. Gordon, Of
Lexington, are@t the Clinton.
Mr.. Madison j. Lyon has lost brown
pointer dog.
There was a fight at Carpenters store,
on the Pike, yesterday, about a small
bill that was presented for collection.
There has been new arrival al
Marshal Bolan's. 1t is girl.
The widow of the late Captain Marshal
Estes has received $4,000 from the bene
fetal fund of A. o. U. W., of which he
was a member.
The deposition of David Boyle was
corrected yesterday so as to read $l0(
instead $1,000 per acre. The amendment
will be ratified and sent to the Court Of
Appeals.
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