The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-06

THE DAILY EMPIRE.
gufal and agisfrIlanfuas.
Notice.
Subscribers TO the DdRv Empire, when the pa.
pers are delivered in the city by the carriers,
must pay to them az the rate Of ttseptv cents per
week.
Agents for tho Empire.
Mr.. THOMAS SPIELMAN and CHARLES b.
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAILY EMPrREi in this City.
tE-The Probate Court for the trial of
criminal cases, will begin its session to-
morrow, Judge DwYER will preside.
CS-some forty or fifty children were adj
mittcd TO first communion at the Trinity
(Catholic) Church, in this city, yesterday.
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tH- From our conversations with far
mers we are pleased to learn that the pros
pect for an abundant harvest of fruit and
grain Is good.
GB- weleayn that four or five boys were
arrested and before the Mayor for breaking
into a drug store yesterday and robbing
the drawer. The case had not been de
cided when we went to press.
tB- We have been treated to a variety
of weather the past few days-clouds, rain
aud sunshine. If the old signs be true, we
shall have rain every Sunday this month,
aud however unpleasant it may prove,
grumbling won't help It. Let us wear
cheerful looks, then, rain or shine, we shall
all be the happier for it.
gT-One or two women were brought be-
fore the Mayor, charged with yagraucy,
etc, but we had not time to wait TO hear
the trial-wil give the result tomorrow.
Is we were leaving the policeman brought
in another customer, and as a pistol was
handed over to his Honor we concluded
somebody had been doing a little promis-
cuous shooting, and would have to answer
therefor.
ARs,-ln market the other morning, a
imam and brother ofthe colored persuasion
was pricing some flowers, and putting on
some style, remarked "IfI could sec some
o white man to tote dat home for me,
| should buy dat flower, shure." As there
was no "poor white trash about to offer
service to the ''gemm'n oh color" he strut
ted of without making the purchase.
DEDICATION AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sew
en- or eight cars, well filed with passcn-
gers, left this city yesterday to be present
at the dedication of the Catholic Church at
Springfield, and Notwithstanding the un-
propitious weather there was a large crowd
in attendance during the ceremonies,
which, we are told. were very imposing in
their character. After the dedication SER
vices were through with, Bishop RosEN-
administered the sacrament of con-
tirmation to some sixty or seventy children.
POLICE ITEMs.-Before Mayor kENNEY
this morning came T. Mcpherson and Jen-
ME Brown alias Mcpherson, on charge of
keeping a house of ill-fame. Fine and
costs amounting to S44 10 was assessed and
the house ordered closed.
Carrie Newton. who was al inmate Of
above insti, ution, promised to leave-was
fined SO 20.
A. Berger got drunk, strayed into an all
ley, where he was discovered in a "weav-
ing way and requested to appear before
his honor, who assessed him IS 95.
Officers Hatfield and Engle arrested the
above parties.
Joseph Hughes got on a drunk and made
a show of himself and having no license
for such proceeding officer JoIlantgen
brought him before the Mayor who charg-
ed him Sl1 40, and sent him to the station
house for ten days, for thus transgressing
the law "therfore made aud provided
Officer Valentine arrested one j. Host,
for imbibing too much corn in a liquid
state and tagging his feet up so as to pre-
vent his walking steady. lie was charged
IS 90, and promised to leave town.
II. Hiser was arrested by officers Scully
n Thomas for disorderly conduct and
miscellaneous shooting. Mr.. Hiser resisted,
but was brought to the scratch" and as
sessed $l3 95.
w. Keller, cart boy, was arrested for
abusing his horse, and fined So.
Who Can Give the Information?
The folIovinp was handed tn us for nuh-