The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-16
FROM POINTS AROUND.

day.
& .sThe Two Orphans" will be played at
the Opera Hall this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas returned from
Detroit, Michigan, yesterday afternonn,
where he had been to assist In the cap
ture Of Adam Uttrich.
Tomorrow evening the Women's For
eign Missionary Society of the Presby-
terian Church viii! give a missionary tea
in the leclure-room of the church.
In the case OF VIM. s. Gilmore vs.. John
Gilmore, defendant was required to file
answer by the 10Th OF January.
In the case OF Joseph Sutphin & Son
VS.. Mlddletown Hydraulic Company, a
continuation was granted at cost OF the
defendant.
An order from the Government of
Siam was received yesterday by the firm
OF Cope & Maxwell, Tor a steam pump to
be used Oh yacht for government pur-
poses.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A young man, son
Of Judge II. N. Golfers, OF the Court oil
Appeals, made an attempt at suicide in
this city Tuesday night. He was taken
to the residence OF DIR. Green, when 1t
was discovered that he had taken NOR
phine. He was, alter some trouble, re-
stored to consciousness, and sent 10 his
home in Frankfort last evening. He
gave no cause Tor the rash act, only that
he wished to die.
At the recent term of the Circuit
Court, three remarkable cases came up.
The first was reckless young "bloou"
VINO had killed his man. He was fined
$50. The same day poor distressed In
dividual for stealing a horse brush val
ued at a lew dollars was sent to the PEN
itentiary for one year, and last came an
old man, three-sc core-and-eight years OF
age, who had been attacked III his own
mousse by ruffian and in order to save
his own life, shot and unfortunately
killed him. lie was sent to the Peni-
tentiary tor ten years, and perhaps, as
he himself remarked, 'sDetore my sem
tence Is half served, l will be laid be-
meath the clods ofthe valley"
CoyINGToN.--Julia Frey, in the
Mayors Court yesterday, was held over
in the sum OF $50 to answer to the charge
of grand larceny.
George Rudde was fined $40 and costs
by Squire Perrin for a breach Of the
peace.
Mrs. Margaret Stacey, through her at
torneys, w. Ii. Pugh, Esq, OF Cincin-
natl, and Messrs. j. Il. u U. II. Fisk, OF
Covington, brought five suits for dover
Yesterday in the Chancery Court. Mrs.
Margaret Stacey claims to be the first,
undiyorced, and only wife OF George
Stacey, and she further claims that all
transfers of property made by her hus-
band since he arrived in Coyington were
illegal and void, as she was not party
thereto; hence these suits.
In the case of the United States VS..
l.. 4 ,lns h lob "A
by j. M. Schnitker, tifty-tiye barrels oi
IA. Steinriede, and sixty barrels of Fred.
Macke, q verdict was rendered in each
cause in favor Of the United States.
The attorneys of VIM. Hays, convicted
Of having rand passing counterfeit money,
moved Tor arrest OF judgment, and hled
grounds for a new trial. Judgment was
suspended in the case OF w. IL. Carder
A decree was issued ordering the as
signee in bankruptcy of j. u. McHale TO
nay the money in his hands to the pros
ecuting creditors. The bonds Of Johr
Zimmerman and f. Limberger were de-
clared forfeited, and bencA warrant is.
sued for their arrest.
James Brau, a lad twelve years old
was kicked by horse on Eleventh
street, near Washington, and was Sc
riously injured.
In the Mayors Court, Peter Mudd
chareed with a breach of the peace, wal
dismissed, Ed. lnman and John Nc
shane were both convicted Of the same
otfense. The former was fined 70 anC
the latter 81. Jos. Martaule, Anglo Mar
ven. Anglo Partey and Giancomni Ira.
yego. charged with disorderly conduct
were dismissed. Mike McAyoy paid 81
tJr q little drunk.
The police are anxiously in search fol
Boss Tweed. The Chief this morning
received his portait and the offer Of $40,
900 reward, and feels confident that !
the "Boss" is, down here he 10 bound II
In the United States Court, William
Hayes, for passing TWO counterfeit 81
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary
HAYES, who has been there before, re
ceiyed his sentence with smile.
Silas Frazier, the counterfelter, re
ceived' the same sentence.
Robert and Frank jenkins, for violat
ing the revenue laws, and JAS. and Ed
Thomas, for the same offense, were eacl
sentenced to $100 fine and thirty days
imprisonment. a. b. Loyelace, same
thirty days. Ison HensLey, same, $40
and thirty days. Pat Morrisey, same
Schnitker, Hueskamp and Steinrede
selling liquor without license, each $40
and thirty days.
w. X. Benton and 9. l.. Dengler wer
admitted to practice in the United State
Court, on motion Of j. X. Fisk.
NEwPORT.-Mrs. Nettie Harvey, VIII
was married last Saturday, will be burie
this afternoon. The teachers of the Gel
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