The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
LATEsT L0CAL.

moi effect Oincinnati's Board Of Alder
men.
The plea for divorce in the case O
Mary A. Thomas against Samuel p
Ih0mas- was granted on the ground o
wnliul abandonment, and the alimony
was fixed at $500. @
FIvEnew prisoners were incarceratet
in the county Jail this morning, among
whom was one Chas. Bradford. charged
with breaking into the Bellair post-otiict
III Belmont county. u
The Franklin Benevolent Association
and Mutual Lite Insurance Company
filed its articles of Incorporation in the
County Recorders Office to-day, with
VIM. Elter, John Galvagine and Jobr
Baptist Snyder, as Trustees.
In the case of Margaret Hammond
against James Hammond, O suit tor ali
mony, the Court granted the plea, and
placed her portion at $50 per month, hall
OF defendants salary, until their marital
relations should be reassumed.
SUIT has been brought against the Lit
tie Miami and Columbus & Xenia Rail
roads for $26 COS 81 for taxes due or
earnings, for the six years ending No.
yember 30, 1869. Five per cent. penalty
and twelve per cent. interest Is also
claimed.
A MAN by the name of August Heine, a
tailor, doing business on Madison street,
was brought before the Probate Court,
and after examination sent to Longview
Asylum, as it became evident that the
man was subject to temporary insanity.
He was arrested last Saturday for abus-
ing his family.
A af dix.o ",
the case of Mamie Smith, on the ground
of extreme cruelty. No alimony was
asked for. From the testimony it ap-
peared that the defendant, Samuel Smith,
beat and maltreated his wife in very
cruel manner in September, 1872. since
which he had been separated from her.
THE Mt. Auburn Building Association
elected the following directors on Satur-
day: Nicholas Bubble, Lewis Stegner, l..
W. Henke, F. Neubacher, Henry Otto,
A. Schiflmacher, Andrew Spence, G..
SchmitzdoM, and Emil Fritz. The list
of officers are mentioned III another col
umn.
MICHAEL LEIsENBAcH; a German Ia.
borer, residing at 2So Bremen street, was
some time ago on a warrant
sworn cut by ncighbor tor assaulting
again for carrying concealed weapons
and for threatening to shoot that neigh
bor, whenever he would come across
him. - 7-
ANDREW CAsTLKN the late detaulting
clerk OF X. w. Booth & Co., the particu.
lars of whose case were mentioned in
The STAR some time ago, was rearrcst-
ed this morning on warrant by officer
and charge of the larce-
ny Of sos worth. of cutlery attached TO
his name on the slate at the Ninth-street
Station.
CAPT. C. w. KARR has received the fol.
lowing dispatch from Hon. j. j. Geghan.
at Columbus.
"COLUMBUs, O., March 27.-Capt. Chas.
W. Karr, Sixth and Walnut-Military
bill is law. j. j. GEGHAN."
This is the "Ohio National Guardv
bill, OF which Capt. Karr is the author,
and TOR action on which themilitary men
nf this city'and' vicinity have been anx-
iously looking.
CHARLES BRADFORD, who was arrest.
ed under the assumed name of Charles
Howard, at Ulrichyille, in this State, on
The 18th Instant, for breaking open and
robbing the post-ofiice at Belair, was ar
Iaigned before Commissioner Hooper to-
day, who, upon examination, concluded
10 hold the prisoner over for appearance
before the next Grand Jury. In default
)f $250O bail he was committed to the
county Jail. Considerable money and
some valuable papers were stolen.
No ONE should forget the Orphans
Benefit, at Pixies tonight. The enter
ainment is to consist of the popular
irish drama, "Fergus O'Connor; or, the
Rapparees," and the laughable farce of
"a Convenient Distance" both of which
Ire to be presented by the Emmet Club,
IN excellent dramatic society, who are
gaining much local celebrity in their
,fforts before the public. The entertain.
nent, it will be remembered, was given
some time since by the same organiza-
lion, and was, as it undoubtedly will be
,o-night, q marked success.
A PURCHASING AGENCY for the State
Grange OF OHIO has. been opened in this
city, designed to furnish the Oranges
with all needed articles through the
agency. The National Grange at its last
Meeting in Charleston, South Caro-
ina, resolved to move it's headquarters
rom Washington to some \ more
point, and directed its Execu-
i've Committee to take action in connec.
ion with committees from the State
oranges of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and Tennessee, looking
.oward O location in one of those States
turing the next ten years. Cleveland
las rendered the use Of suite of rooms
n her City Buildings, and other cities
lave made proposals.