The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-13
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TEE u. 8. petit jury is discharged.
FoRrY-THRRR marriage licenses issued
Iest week.
THERE are eighty.three prisoners in
the County Jail.
27S5 SCHOLARS attended the Bethel
Gnhday school yesterday.
CAPT. J. B. ARMSTRONG, Ex-Sheriff of
Hamilton county, died at Norwalk, u,
Saturday.
HKvKRAL freight cars were demolished
Rk North Bend, Indiana, Saturday night.
Cause, an open switch.
COUNCILMAN CONNOLLY, of the Fifth
ward, wants to be Assistant Doorkeeper
Of the National House of Representa-
tiyes.
A Bazaar will be held In Exposition
Hall during the Christmas holidays, Tor
the benefit of the Cumminsville Orphan
Asylum.
HOW. THEODORE COOK has resigned
the Presidency of the Fourth National
hank. Cause, ill health. Mr. M. Whlte
succeeds him.
ADoLPH @. STEIN, the suicide, was re-
eantly editor Of German paper in Sey-
mour, Indiana. He was discharged for
drunkenness.
THE will of William Kerr was admit
tad to probate this morning, Edward
Apgarr being appointed administrator.
Personality $500.
Mn. JOSEPH MCC well-known
lawyer and politician of this city before
the war, and In 1851 Attorney General
of Ohio, died in San Francisco recently,
aged sixty.one.
THE Court of Common Pleas has
granted a writ Of error In the case OF
John Bergman, the vault cleaner, who
was fined So for refusing to use "an
od0rless machine"
BOLD BURGLAR entered the house of
Simon Fletcher, 1868 West Fourth street,
by means OF the cellar transom at three
o'clock Friday morning, and secured
valuable gold watch.
The HAT OF Joseph Jacobs, the victim
Of that mysterious scalding case, has
heep found in Moerlein's brewery. This
looks bad, as the foreman Of that estab-
lfshment testified that the deceased was
never In there.
EHRRH are now three more mouths to
Seed at No. 8 Whitaker street. They
oil put in an appearance Saturday.
They can't all be fed at once, though.
fhies Of the community.
THOMAS PEARSON, formerly of Cleves,
startled the citizens of Cumminsville the
staer morning by his sudden appear
Rnoe among them. He had escaped from
Abe Longview Lunatic Asylum, to which
he was soon after restored.
! THE nominating committee of the
sgTrue Blues" of the Y. M. NJ. l.. A. is
composed OF the following named gentle
paent William Clifford Neff, Samuel B.
Warren, J. b. Wilson, VIM. 8. Munson,
John j. Henderson, Howard Hinkle and
Z. q. Lawson.
REV. A. DARNELL, Geo. W. Hays, r.
@. Ball, G.. Bait, +. Lewis and others
have issued call for attendance to-mor-
VOW night at Mound-street Church to
make arrangements for mass meeting,
10 be held in memory of the JDte Vice
President, Henry Wilson.
THE Egner case was given to the ury
shout 4 O'Clock Saturday, since which
nothing has been heard from them until
this morning, when they asked for in
struotions, tO-wit: "Does circumstantia
Ayideno4 convictp The Court an
sWered: "It may convict"
CORONER MALEY will hold an inquest
ct 8 o'clock this evening on the body o
o little colored child by the name o
Jessie Bates, supposed to hayeNdied o
eunvulsion, though certain suspicious
circumstances connected with the affair
Induced DR.. Marcus to file information
with the Coroner and ask that an inques
20 held. The body Is now lying ut Ha
hig's, the city undertaken.
SxMs NJ. JELLY, a young lawyer. 10
Hisfng Sun, Ind, shot and dangerous }
wounded DR.. John 7. Mason, OF the sans
Siace, Friday night. The ball entered
the right side Of the face and LODGED
close TO the jugular vein. The shooting
was the result of an alteroation growins
sut OF Jelly's persistency In paying hil
addresses to DR.. Mason's daughter aftel
he had been frequently forbidden tn,
house. Jelly escaped. The DOCTOR
wound Is not necessarily fatal.
SEBASTIAN KUDDERMAN, a stone-cutte
nj California, Ohio, died Friday night il
kmysterious manner, and it is supposed
that he either committed suicide or wa
poisoned. The deceased boarded at tn,
California Hotel, kept by John Roddy
with whom he had several difficulties, tn
last being on Friday night, when Rodd.
gave him a severe beating. An inQues
was held Saturday by Magistrate nea
California, but nephew of the de
eaased, who suspects foul play, and
enxious to have more thorough investi
cation of the case than was given II
Hotifed Coroner Maley, who lett for Cal
ffornia this morning, to hold a secon,
Inquest.
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