The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-03
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VIM. Hill was shot and killed by his
brother in Stringtown, Madison county,
few days ago, owing to quarrel over
bottle OF whisky. The fratricide es-
capped. Their father is respectable
farmer Of Madison county.
Beethoven Lodge, X. Of p, have pic
mic at the Lookout House, back of Gin
cinnati, ON Thursday.
Tom Connolly and John and Tom Nc
Donald became engaged in quarrel yes
terday, and while endeavoring to with
draw in good order Connolly fell and
broke his right arm.
Mr.. Geo. Gahr, of Austinburg, dislo-
Gated his shoulder by fall on Tuesday
last.
A colored child died Of smallpox Fri
day..
Good Intent Lodge, I. o. o. F., raised
800 at their meeting Saturday night for
the gIassh0ppers sufferers.
Shinkle has been elected President Of
the Mining Company; J. M: Clarkson,
Vice President; J. NJ. Lee, Treasurer,
and G. H. Fisk, Secretary.
There will be complete revision Of
the course of study in the public schools.
There is suspicion that somebody closed
the valves controlling the Lewisburg.
supply of water the night OF the fire.
The residence OF MIR. Samuel Robinson,
262 West Fifth. street, was entered Fri
day afternoon and robbed Of gold
watch and chain and about 500 worth Of
silverware.
Some of the Kenton delegation will
probably 60 to Frankfort to-day. ...
A valuable mocking bird was stolen
from DR.. Henderson's residence Friday
night.
was large and imposing, the A. D. II.
turning out in force. The burial services
took place In St. Mary's Cathedral, and
the body was inferred in st. Mary's Gem
etery.
A large number of Southern railroad
tramps passed through the city yester-
day.
The use OF water for street sprinkling
purposes is confined to the following
hours: u to 8 A. NJ, noon to p. NJ. ana
q to 8 P. Nj. Said use of the water at
any other time subjects the offender to
fine not exceeding ten dollars. This law
is violated every day, but Superintend.
ent Glore is determined to have it strictly
complied with in future.
There was an entertainment in. Ar
better Hall Saturday night.
The Demossvllle burglars are slowly
recovering in the PeRdleton county jail.
NcbQOTts
During the storm Saturday night Fred.
Browns sign was blown down, striking
just in front of the building, on.a spot
where the old gentleman very often
stands. Had it been earlier In the eve-
ming, before the doctor had retired and
closed his doors, the result might have
been serious. However, the old sign
will be destroyed and new one put in
it's place.
The loon in the Marshaps office was
stuffed by DR.. Meisenheimer. The Doc
tor is q "handy man,. and still he is not
happy.
School Board tonight.
The stockholders OF the First National
Bank resolved that 50 per cent. of the
capital stock be made payable June 1st.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stegeman, at their residence,
corner OF Walnut and Lowell streets,
was well attended.
The fence around John Keller's farm,
about five miles outside the city, was
consumed by fire last week. Loss $50.
George Schrader accidentally lost one
Of his fingers Saturday, in a press in
Hetsch & Bros printing office.
The ladies OF the Aid Society have
rendered their thanks to the Thespian
tainment given for their benefit.
The vote cast In the Magisterial cleo
tiOn is as follows:
First District: Magistrates - Henry
Buchanan, lat; G. p. Buchanan, liz;
Henry Waterhouse, 90; Frank Edgar, 9S;
r. ID. Hayman, 10; P. A. G. Kemper, 46.
Elected: Henry Buchanan and c.. p.
Buchanan, Magistrates; Joseph G. Tay-
lor, Constable no opposition(
Second DistrIct: Magistrates-T. p.
Bodkin, 323; Jos. HoR, 24S; I. B. Payne,
13l; Kavanaugh, 7. Constable-Chas. H.
Thorner. 25l; John p. jackson, 100.
Eiected-T. Z. BOdkin and Jos. Hotf,
Magistrates; Chas. A. Thorner, Consta-
Bile.
Third District: J. r. Maphet, III; T.,
J. Hazlewood, III: D. Piner. II. For
Constable--J. f. Brazer, 163
In the Bellevue. and jamestown dis
trict Messrs. Clark and FOudray are
elected Magistrates, and Grimme Con-
stable, the total vote standing as follows:
Clark, pol; Foudray, 1871; Tedrow, 154;
Stamper, 1856; Grimme, 1S4; Havlin, 134;
Knapp, I.
The city OF Newport still keeps her
position as the third city in Kentucky.
Her population 10 over 5000 more than
Lexington. Two years ago these cities
ha0 ABOUT an equal number OF people.
The horses attached to Constans' beer
wagon ran away last Saturday. The
damages to horses and vehicle Will
amount to about 500.
The District Turnfest will take place
June 18th and 14th In this city. A large
attendance OF Turner'S are expected from
Toledo, Falmouth, Cincinnati, Cummins-
vile and Coyinyt0n. The last festival
was held at Toledo.
G. Tuckman severely injured his right
leg by falling out Of his wagon, on the
Alexandria pike, five miles outside of
the city. Drs. Phythian and Davis at
tended him.
During the storm Of Saturday evening
the roof and part OF the walls Of newly
built cottage on Liberty street near Pat
terson were blown of. The house be-
l0nged to Andrew Poff. Loss $175,
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