The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-22

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Cori,,gton.
The trial of Frank Meyers, John Deck
er, and Henry Burkmeister, for the row
at Snippering's saloon few nights ago,
is in progress before Esquire Francis
and Duvenick this afternoon.
VIM. Gillespie, for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined $5 and costs, in the
May or's Court. VIM. Belleman, drunk;
one dollar and costs. John Budemaker,
charged with small drunk, was dis.
missed. Robert Cruso, for indulging to
freely IN this favorite beverage, was fin.
ed 81 and costs, which he paid.
Morris Harvey, turnkey, has gone on
visit to owen county.
Colonel Charles Duncan gave very
pleasant entertainment to his legal and
other friends at Falmouth last week.
A young runaway couple of "a and Al,
respectively, named Oliver Slagel and
Catherine Stuckey, from Ohio, were mar
ried yesterday by Rev. o. W. Miller.
The mutilation case, wherein David
the value of land in CoviDgton at $1,000
per acre thirty-five years dgo, assumes
still greater proportions. More mutila-
tions have been discovered, although
none SO great as the first. The record
must be corrected in the lower Court be-
fore being carried to the Court of APP
peals.
JIG. Patton, Deputy Sheriff of johnson
county, Iowa, and Pat Mooney, yester-
day arrested man named Carson, who
was one of the two of the same name
who forged note for $4,000 in Iowa City.
The other was captured in Ohio, and
| thIlS hOth rptIIrn t0.DaV
The jury in the Digby case have been
charged by the Court.
A meeting Of the graduates Of the High
School for the purpose of organizing an
Alumni Association was held on Satur-
day, at which the following officers were
elected: President (ess), Miss Amelia
Orr; First Yice-President (ess), Miss
Mollie Harvey; Second Vice President
not ess), MIR. Robert B. Fisk; Recording
Secretary, Mr.. j. Frank Drexelius; Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Honta Raj
mittee was appointed to draft Consti-
tuition, which will meet at the residence
of j. w. Hall, Jr.
Kinsey, the steward Of the Clinton
Hotel, yesterday struck Mclaughlin, the
night clerk of that establishing Mt, a terri.
bic blow ON the back of the head with a
large coffee cup, making big, deep and
ragged wound. The cutting was the re-
suit of some trivial quarrel. Kinsey es-
capped.
Mr.. Jesse Wilcox, one of the most
prominent and respected citizens Of Gov
ington, died about noon yesterday. Mr..
Wilcox was for some time member OF
the City Council and had been Direc-
tor of the Covington and Cincinnati
Bridge Company for sixteen years preyi.
ous to his death.
There was q large temperance meeting
held at Odd.fellows' Hall yesterday un-
der the auspices of the Women's Temper
ance League.
Col. Jim Thompson, the African fac to-
tenn OF the public offices, was assaulted
by rough named Keen, and swore out
his warrant before Mayor Athey.
Anna B. Murray, who has grocery on
the corner of Seventh and Madison
streets, has made an assignment.
The Circuit Court has been sustained
by the Court OF Appeals in its decision
in the cpse Of DR.. Thomas v. the Trustees
of the First Baptist Church.
The County and Quarterly Court met
to-day.
The night school in the Third District
closed with success.
Mrs. Louisa U. Robinson was the
speaker at the temperance meeting at
Odd-fellows' Hall yesterday.
Mr.. Geo, Stickwood was assaulted and
stabbed by two ruffians yesterday. No
clue to the parties.
Neuport.
The boys around the different churches
are becoming an intolerabIe nuisance.
Last night they kept up such bowling
around the TayiOr-street Methodist
Church during services that it was
found necessary tor members of the con-
grcgation to 90 out and disperse the
crowd.
The street crossings are becoming so
deplorable that even the thought Of hav-
ing tocross them is serious thing.
In Judge'Geisler's Court. Conrad Scha-
len, charged with petit larceny, had his
case continued until tomorrow; Thomas
Sarsiold, for n breach Of the peace, was
fined SIS and cost, in default Of which he
was sent TO Jail Tor 20 days; Lewis Steil,
charged with disorderly conduct, contin-
ued until tomorrow.
Our new market-house project will
surely be a success. We learn thus morn-
ing that several thousand dollars have
already been subscribed. The intention
is to build it two stories high Of brick,
with an immense public hall i'll the see
ond story. The committee will hold an
other meeting next Ffiday evening. Inc
following are the officers elected: James
Nj. Boyd, Presdent,and hn w. Schnei.
der, Secretary. Tne following commit
tee was appointed to solicit further sub.
scriptions Of stock and report at the next
meeting: Geo. Klein, Fred. Bandermau,
Frank Belts, John Britlen, james III.
Boyd, John Reilly.
& Officer SmtA last night arrested John
Trusser and Mrs. Hearskman III .aa-
granite delict0 in an old carpenter snop'
on Central avenue. They demonstrated,
but the ofilcer was determined and sue