The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-24
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The following are the marriage licenses
since our last report: Andrew Boyle
and Annie O'Rourke, John II. Wonder
heide and Catharina Lohmann, Michae
D. Miller and Sophia e. Wildt, Gustavus
Meysenburg and Charlotte Whyte, Jer
emlah w. Barker and Nora Dugan.
About six o'clock last evening a de-
PRAYED crowd Of men and boys gathered
at the foot of Bullock street to urge two
or three blood thirsty dogs on to q pei
coon which was chained to q stake. The
poor animal tried to defend itself as best
could, but was soon conquered by the
dogs, but not until its hide had been al
most torn of.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
Jacob Sponsor, for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct, was fined 50, in default
OF which he was sent to Jail. P. o.
Smith, charged with night-walking, was
dismissed. VIM. Kennedy, for drunk,
was lined 81 and costs, in default OF
which he was sent to Jail. Row Carr
Thomas, arrested for shooting his father
while the old man was chasing him about
the house with an ak, was dismissed.
The Young Mems SOdality held a
meeting Friday night. Arrangements
were made for grand picnic as soon as
Mr.. Laymack Jackson. living near
Morning. View, died very suddenly on
Thursday morning, it is supposed, from
heart disease.
A committee of the Kenton County
Grange met Saturday with a view to
making arrangements for the purchase
Of goods from houses in this city or Gin
cinnati.
A little five-year-old daughter of Mr..
West, living near Williamstown, was
burned to death OH Monday by her
clothes catching fire from burning log
heap. She lived but three hours.
AL OF the Catholic Benevolent Soeie-
ties celebrate their anniversaries to-
morrow. There Will be general commu-
ni0n in all the churches at early mass.
and atterward procession through the
principal streets. After vespers at st.
Joseph's Church Bishop Toebbe will de-
liver an appropriate sermon.
|lhe City National Bank has received
a new coat OF paint.
, IL. G. Zeigler, of fCatlettsburg, has filed
his petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities
~, 400; assets =.
The Circuit Court has dismissed the
case OF Lotze VS.. Pleff1iDs, administra-
triX; admitted A. A. Ferris to practice.
oayre VS.. JohnstOn; dismissed the case
of Williams VS.. The Bridge Company.
which has been settled, and trans acted
)ther minor business.
george HaWley, the fireman, has been
AIKEN to the State Lunatic Asylum at
Lexington.
A little son of Hayden Kendall died
The Latonia Springs have been leased
Vlnt. Shlnkle was one OF the heavies st |
,wners Of the burned steamboat Chas.
3odmann.
The following are the officers of st.
Aloysius Society for the ensuing year:
;. Semple, President; H. Me, Vice.
resident; F. Tophom, First Secretary;
:. Huser, Second Secretary: H. Zurloh,
treasurer; VIM. Me, f. Rabe, b. Bern.
,enhoA, Standing Committee; f. Rabe,
insign; u. EXterkamp, Committee on
'ick; Jos. Endress, Delegate.
Peter Kalber, jr. and Grotbaus g.
Veichman have been granted coffee.
ouse Licenses Tor year.
Campbell, of the Boone House, in Bur-
ngton, assaulted, bruised and beat At. l.
'rney Joe Collins for calling him liar
the progress OF his argument in the
ase will case.
Smallpox on Russell street among the
egroes.
The anniversary exercises of the Wo.
ANS Temperance League occur at the
dd-lellows' Hall Sunday afternoon.
Newport.
The culyert at the foot of Madison
rect is sadly in need OF repair.
The annual reports of 1874 of the vari-
Is departments of the city, are now
lady Tor reference and public informa-
on.
John Quinn, the soldier who was beaten {
severely by A. Henneman the other
W, is in very dangerous condition.
Fred. Miller, Of Bellevue, was tried /
fore Esquire kavanaugh and a iury
+ breach of the peace, yesterday, and D
ter the whole day had been consumed,
verdict OF 20 and costs was returned. =
BY an uniucky mistake Mr.. A. s. Berry d
ok iodine, quick poison, last Thurs
y night, and would, undoubtedly, have y
ed, bu: for the prompt use of restora- "
'es, which brought up and neutralized y
g poison. ?, o.
\ four-hovse team, attached to wagon. a
longing to Mr.. Pegg, ran away at Q,
Columbia, yesterday. and j.
re checked only after a three.mileJ =
Mpage. The wagon was extensively v
mayed, and rendered unfit ior further :
e.
Instructions by telegraph have been y
'eiyed at the Barracks from the Su- y
rintendent Of the Recruiting Service v
prepare detachment Of 10 men for
, Ninth Infantry, at Fort Laramie. VI. IC,
The orders will be sent by mail. 81
praise-meeting 10 announced at the =
Preshy terian Church to. d4f
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