The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27

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desired end.
| peetfullysubmittsd
sG. w. HOWELL. Foreman.v
7 Henry Rite was yesterday afternoon
held TO bail TO answer the charge of per-
jury In the United States Circuit Court .
Rite gave bail in the sum of $l,0p0.
The condition oil George Rice, shot In
4 the head by Chas. Mason, remains un-
changed. II is now certain that the
bullet penetrated the brain.
Tne personal property OF Uriah Shinkle
Isoid yesterday at bankrupps auction
sale, netting S4I02 "a. Amos Shinkle
was the principaf purchaser. a''''
| A meeting OF the creditors OF the Phil
lips & Jordan Iron Company meet this
assignee. @h rhts
| A general interest is felt in the ap!
proacning ANNUAL Fair Of the North Ken
lucky Agricultural Society, which will
commence at Florence, Boone county,
on Tuesday, August 81. Hon. Milton
Hamilton Is one of the Directors, and
will have especial charge of all the
representatives OF the press who may
attend.
| Mr.. Gaunt, one of the letter carriers,
who has been laid up for some time, > Is
again able TO attend to his duties. Mr..
M Metcalte is still econhned to his homel
However, it is thought that the Post
Office department. will be ON in lull force
in a few days. General Mailer has stood
up maniully under many duties deyolv-
ing upon him during tneir sickness.
| The excavation for the foundation oil
the new Post-ottice will be finished this
kweek.
In the Mayors Court, this morning,
came Herman Burns, for being drunk
and disorderly, and was fined $8 10.
John ,Hues, for sleeping in a railroad
Gar, was fined 81 and costs. John Gray
and Tom Burt were charged s4 for Sleep
ling on the street. Joseph Nippers, for
using untrue weights, was fiped 50, in.
Guiding costs. Henry Schottler, vio-
4ating Express ordinance, was let of by
paying costs.
| NEWPORT. - Councilman Schultz
while driving down James alley yester-
day in his buggy, collided with street
car No. IS on York street. The horse
was struck in the head by the passing
car and became entangled in the har-
ness. Alter some time it was extricated
with con siderable difficulty. Mr.. Schultz
was unhurt. This is the third accident
OF this kind that has happened on York
street this week.
Mrs. Ballentlne, mother Of Councilman
Jones, has safely arrived at her home in
| san Francisco, Cal.
The pumping-h0use repairs are COM
pleted and people may again use their
street sprinRlers and rs much water as
| they p ease, as the supply can amply be
maintained.
Mr.. j. Il. Hawthorn, City Clerk, has
left for Winona, Mimi, to bring his
family home.
| The. Holts play the Hoosiers at Aurora
| tomorrow.
J. r. Lathrop, Esq, has in his possess
sion a pair OF orOgans made in lI76. He
intends TO send them to The Centennial.
| Mrs. Emma Jones yesterday lost u
gold breastpin with a revolving globe in
| the center.
Lieut.. NJ. It. Cunningham leaves for ST..
Paul, Minn., in short time with a de-
tacnment for the frontier.
| Parties residing at the south end of
Ann street would like to know why it is
that some were compelled to build side
walks in front Of their residences last
fall while others, in The immediate neigh
Dorhood, have not been spoken to about
| ii. During the last rainy spell those not
IiOPaiiou HSio aiHAoSb impaooaules
o. T. Wagner was before Squire
| Buchanan this morning, upon the charge
of abusing family. He was fined $40 and
costs, in default of which he was sent
to Jail. r
George Knoepel, the man who fell
from a scatfola while painting Odd-fel-
lows Hall, is now considered out OF
| danger. When the accident occurred
| his case was considered hopeless, and
lie was only saved by the skill of his
physician, Dr. Jeancon.
Fred. Biehl yesterday received a lot of
lemons from iriend III San Francisco,
specimens Of the KIND they grow in that
region. The smallest M easures thirteen
inches In clrcumlerence.
! About O'Clock this morning Officer
ICottingnam aud others were called upon
Ito arrest Joseph Graus on q charge OF
rape. 1t appears that Joseph had been
to u ball, and, about the hour named, was
Returning with a girl named Ella Wilson
aged about fourteen years. While some
where near SwItrs rolling-mill, sue
alleges, he attempted to commit an out.
rage upon her. Sac screamed for help,
aud was rescued by the officers. Graus
was placed in Jail, and will have hear.
ing before Jndge Geisler at 81 O'Clock
J0-morroW. The affair seems tU be some.
what wrapped in mystery, and the Iull
Acts will probably not be elected until a
legal examination has taken place.
| James Fal,ard, Tor abusing ms family,
WAS fined $25 and and costs by Judge
IGeiSler, this morning..