The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-24
Coptngsols.

1t seems that the whole blame Is Ald
upon MIR. Clifford, who was lett IN
charge of the special train al Canton,
tuesday. The piciiickers seem to think
that he did it tor a joke, though they are
not very well pleased with THAI kind OF
| lun.
| In the MAYORS Court, this morning,
Edward Cleary and Tom FlaA.ey, each
charged with drunkenness. The former
WAS fined VA and the case OF ,he latter
was filed away. Findley was aeterward
lbrOugnt up on another charge OF carry
ling concealed weapons and fined $53, the
Idebt to be hquidated before the settipg
lof the sun or the ylctlni will have to 70
to Jail.
Judge w. W. Cleary lett the city last
night for Louisville, to appeal before
Judge Ballard, OF the y. 5. court, IN u
case in which he represents tue plain--
ifs, A. b. Alexander and others against
the Maysville and Lexington Railroad
Company.
A report to the stockholders and crediy
tors of the Coyingt0n and Lexington
Railroad Company, ON the compromise
of the suit, has been compiled by Mr..
Peter Zlnn. 1t gives a statement OF the
lsuit ana is results since it's origin in
1866.
Robert Chambers, ESQ.,, has returned
to the city. He had dbeen absent for over
a year, in Denver City, Colorado.
One of the most exc ting and interest
ing games OF base-baii of the season was
, played yesterday, between the Stars anu
! the WashingLOns, in which the Stars
came out victorious, as usual, with a
score of l2 to 8, and again won the ad-
: mira tiou aud prsaise of all the spectators.
In the city, last night, this was the uni.
jversal topic of conversation, anu some oi
the prejudiced were even mean enough
| to say tnat the Washingtons had sold to
> the Stars. That this is untrue might be
! Judged from the excellent playing on
!, .bvtn sides. This victory on the part Of
: the Stars. is something OF winch every
cilizen will be proud.
Tnomas Dunn was struck in the face
last night, OH Fifth and Madison streets
i by some unknown party.
Tue following officers have been elect
8 ed by the Alumni of the High School
: President, A. e. Baker; First Vice Pres
ident, Samuel z. Cochran; SECOND Vic'
President, iss Gennie Hood; Recording
Secretary, Joe X. Linn; Correspondin,
. Secretary, N lss Matte Riggs; Treas
,, urer, WIN. d. Brent; Executive Commit
tee, Miss Sadie Mooar, Robert b. Fisk
j.. Frank Drexelius, Charles T. Morse
- Thomas b. Wise.
"Deputy Joe" has Il new way to col
lect rents. So says Boyd.
y One case before Judge Geisler thi
morning, a small girl charged vii h dis
L orderly conduct. She was let of wit
s. payment OF cost. The girl being onli
about IA years Ot age anu very respeeta
Dly connected, we omit mentioning he
name.
4 officer Boyd is the truly good SO muc
~ spoken oil.
10 The thermometer was % degrees in tn
shade AZ 8 A. NJ.
oo Chas. w. Wiebe and John Schweitze
10 indulged in scrimmage at Bonhage'
saloOn ON Monmouth street, near Hal
ar ris, yesterday. Tonight Charles lead
7. the sister OF John to the hymeneal alta
and it is hoped that the quarrel will
id amicably settled before that time.
o. A new brick carriage-house will b
o. erected by Mr.. Belz aujoining his iIyer
stable on jefferson street.
i, Tuesday evening about half-past nv
.ir O'Clock q workman named I. }. Poilart
,va employed at Swllts r0,ling-mils, wa
W struck with one oil the BUCKETS used +,
Ihoisting coal from the barges, and 81
lr- verely Injured about the back and leg
lr- He was taken to his home ON Daytu
be street and DR.. Thornton called in.
On Barracks News.-Six recruits passe
their second examination yesterday.
le- General Swift, Colonel Mason an
sr- Captain Morris, who went, to Fort Smell
IL ing, Minn., returned on Tuesday night.
m The iunerai OF the late ". w. otFiek'
took place yesterday with appropria
I'm ceremonies.
nd rwo Kansas grasshoppers were hoppe
or out OF the Courthouse Park with
hn broem-stick by the valiant City Jalle
- Unc. Jonty 'Ofslall.