The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-12
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THE Grand Jury have 50 far examined
lG32 witnesses.
THE U. s.. Court has adjourned until
the October term.
! THE body of an unknown man was
found in the canal at Camp Washington
this morning.
A MEETING of the Cincinnati Pork
Packers Association will be held next
Monday at half-past 10 o'clock
! HON. W. M. ROBE, formerly County
Commissioner Of Hamilton county, died
at his home near Cheviot, last night.
! The Water-works Trustees have de-
Seided not to prosecute Andy Bowman ii
The settles the accounts against him.
! MEssRs. DUcKwoRTH. SPENCE g. Co.,
to-day, offered on Change the first new
wheat Of the season. 1t was from Flor
ence Alabama.
|. On CHANGE, to-day, the delegation
)from the Chamber Of Commerce to the
National Board of Trade, which meets
I'm Philadelphia on the 10Th inst, were
authorized to fill any vacancies which
may occur.
DR.. LINDERMAN, Superintendent or
Mints, and Commissioner for locating the
branch mint IN the West, was on the
floor of the Chamber to-day, but de-
clined public introduction.
.l WILLIAM CROSBY, who was taken to
the Hospital yesterday afternoon, and
Jumped out of q window about ten high,
while under spell Of .1unacy, is recov-
ing rapidly from his wounds.
A MEETING Of the Principals Associa-
tion was called tor this morning at the
Normal School Hall, but failed to obtain
" 10
saturday at the uperintendents room.
In the case of Joseph Price, charged
with breaking into "a house on Elm street,
above Ninth, and attempting to. steal
some lead pipe, a motion for a new trial
twas granted, and fixed for next Monday.
I THE body found In the canal at Camp
lWashington proves to be that OF Henry
Schott, who lived near Ctmminsvifle.
: He left note saying that as he could
mot find work he had been driven to the
action. a4'
! Mr.. G. Y. FONDA has now on exhibi-
1tion OH W alnut street glass flute, beau
ltifuliy embeiiished, which was made in
Paris sixty-tiVe years ago, and at That
time eost k125 in gold. Its val,le howi
Wdtat q larger fGAre. .
{ HENRY PLETf EER; an employe al. the
yCinoiNnAti Tin and Japan Manufactur-
in8 Works, On Seventh street, near
lWelhdt, hAd the fingers OF his iefk hand
cut on this Hfterfooh in the mAchinery
with which he was working.
y JOSEPH ZEALakAN, a shoemaker by
profession and residing at8i Providenee 9
street, was arrested this morning and
lodged In the BTemen-street Station
house on charge OF Having stolen a lot
;of carpet. A partner OF his has not yet
been captured.
!. A MAN named John Lowman, who for
hted his bail for not appearing in the
Police Court this morAing on q, charge
. OF assault and battery, was arrested to-
day and locked up in the Ninth-s treet
Station. He Will have a hearing before
Judge Lindeman on Monday.
JOHN EBEN and Adam Gilbert, arrest
ed last Monday tor passing 6 one $40 and
two SIS counterfeit bills, were arraigned
before the u. s. Commissioner this
morning and had their cases continued
for further testimony until O'clock
this afternoon. In default OF bail they
were recommitted to Jail.
In the divorce case Of Elizabeth Hull
against Dr.. VIM. Hull, mentioned In Our
Court Cuttings few days ago, Judge
Cog this morning granted a decree TO the
pIafhtiff, giving her the custody of the
tchildren, and dspermitted the father, Win.
Hull, to see them at all proper times in
the presence Of third person.
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