The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13

that the fare has been doubled. The NEWPORT
cars have raised the fare from five to ten cents
for crossing the bridge, while the Coyington
cars charge but nve cents. We make this
statements for the benefit Of persons who merely
wish to ride across the bridge.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann johnson, who for
the last fifty years has been resident Of this
city, took plate from her late residence, on
Madison street, this morning.
meeting at their hall on Wednesday evening
for the purpose OF instituting q new Lodge.
DR.. Henry DeGruyter, last evening, got into
q difficulty with the Enquirer reporter ON
Madison street, and, it is alleged, committed
9 breach Of the peace upon said reporter.
for his arrest. This being the second Enquirer
man thrashed by the Doctor, he concluded dis
cretion the better part Of valor and disap-
peared.
drunk, was fined 81 and costs. VIM. Cameron,
upon the same charge, was dismissed. Joe
VIII, breach Of the peace case, continued until
Wednesday,. Alice Handlahan, charged with
breach OF the peace, was dismissed. Earnest
Latte, assault and battery, was bound over in
the sum OF $5O, to appear at the next term Of
the Criminal Court. E. j. Fogarty. for being
drunk and aisorderly, was fined " and cost,
which he paid.
Gen. VIM. Preston is mentioned for Governor.
The Covington and Newport Medical Society
will meet at DIR. Noonan's tonight.
"A small fire ut ALI. Martins, on Fifth, near
MaulSOl, yesterday. NO damages.
< N. g. Morse and wife yesterday filed a petit
tition in the Chancery Court asking that Mrs.
Morse be made her own free and voluntary
agent for the transaction Of all business.
This is the work it did yesterday: Julius Sny-
ner, assault and battery. acquitted; james
Herndon, not working road as surveyor, dis.
missed; Geo. Brendel, manslaughter, sentenced
to one year in the Pententiary, bill Of exGgep-
derhill, carrying concealed deadly weapons,
guilty, fine s25, Jail at Covington ten days;
Henry Middleton, same ofTense, acquitted; Eli
lined s20; X. X. McManama, assault, acquitted;
L. b. johnson, retailing liquors without lie
cense. fined $50.
II. Clay White has been Circuit Clerk for
Zion. Joseph Hermes has purchased the lease
of Arbeiter Hall.
John Hackers was fined one cent and costs
by a jury in Squire Francis Court, yesterday,
for an indecent assault upon woman.
Newport car No. had thirty nine passen gers
in one trip yesterday evening.
The Grangers Of the Cincinnati District met
in this city yesterday.
Newport.
A new hook and ladder wagon is to be added
No cases tried in the City Court this morning.
The Musical Ten were bent on serenading
last night.
Wors at Gaylord's Foundry will be resumed
on Friday.
VIM, Mehan, whose finger was crushed while
coupling car, Is suffering severely from gan
creme.
Work was commenced yesterday upon the
new front and steeple Of St. Stephens Church.
| Chas. Wolf and George Nolte were dismissed
| before Esquire Buchanan on payment Of the
| tolls.
The Sunday dress parade at the Barracks is q
| thing OF the past.
| An assault was made on Sunday by Tony
Henneman, in his saloon, on man named
Quinn.
Jos. Gertz broke his leg by falling from his
i, wagon yesterday on Williamson street.
| Mr.. 4. A. Mariana has been appointed local
agent for the Erna Insurance Company.
A calico party and ball at Eclipse Hall last
night.
| wonderful freak of nature is exhibited at
the meat market of Jacob Troth, viz: Foul
kittens unnaturally Joined together at birth by
their hind legs. They only lived few hours.