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stadt, each charged with drunkenness,
were fined "a apiece.

stadt, each charged with drunkenness
were fined VA apiece.
7 Colonel Charles Duncan has beer
elected special Judge in the Criminal
Court to try Fl. Miller, charged with
arson. The case is set for next Thurs.
day.. The rape case of j. .Graziana IL
argued Ato-day. The following indict
ments were presented by the Grand Jury
yesterday: Thomas Derr, murder; John
T. Martin, manslaughter; Ishanf VIII
liams and Michael Hughes, grand lar.
Stars, 81; Lexingtons, 8, atIexington
yesterday.
High School senior class examinations
began to-day snd continue forthree days
from 8 A. N. To P. M.
Dir. Savage and Rev. De Miller ad.
dressed the Methodist Conference at
Greenup-street Church last night.
The Board OF Health were again un-
able to obtain quorum yesterday.
At the meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutivo Committee OF Kenton, o primary
election was ordered to be held at each
OF the usual otinG places outside of the
city, on the 10th Of June, to elect dele
gates to the Countys Convention, to- be
held at Independence on the 21st of June.
Conventions VIII also be- held if Coving-
ton at the Greenup-street Hose-hohse
and Arbeiter Hall, on the 10Th of June.
The primary election will take place at
the usual polls Of each ward June 18TH,
ApheS dramatic performances Y of the
Alumni Association of the High School
at Odd-fellows' Hall last night was an
unexpected success.
U. 5. Court adjourned yesterday until
June 22d.
A prisoner named Davis, charged with
grand larceny, and his cell.mate, col
ored man, escaped from prison night be-
fore last, and have not yet been recap
tured.
Mr.. Henry Eilers, of 1880 Branchlick
street, and Millard Wiltshire, of 80 Rid
die street, died OF small pox yesterday:
Nescport. i
The SECOND Presbyterian, Church had
their straw berry festival last night 1t
was largely attended and will, undoubt-
edly, prove very remunerative.
A few more officers like Cottingham
would be "a good thing4or the city. n
The Grace NJ. e. Church will give a
grand picnic at Parlor Grove NEXT Fri
day. Professor Gibson, the celebrated
President of the Newport Scientific AS
sociati0n, wilLbe the orator of the dag.
Why don't the City Fathers make q
hog lawn place ofdriving business away
by a heavy license?
The Rugg and Holt Baseball Clubs
will be reorganized.s 80
A skitf with two lads upset in the
Licking river yesterday. 4Theboys were
promptly rescued.
In The Circuit Court the Judgment in
the case of L. Carney VS.. Wf'H. Carney
was reversed and the suit reinstated.
City'of Newport vs. Swift's Steel-works;
case re-instated. w. H.. Brown vs.. G.
Harris; verdict of $500 % for plaintiff.
John Bruton " las appointed receiver Of
the contributions to the testimonial fund
for the widow Of the late John Mitchell,
the Irish patriot. E&
Barracks News.-A prisoner escaped
yesterday.
A. Frenchman from Cleveland, claim
ing to be cornet player, called yester-
day for acceptance as a recruit, and was
ordered to wait for Prot. Horne to be
interviewed as to his capabilities. When
the adjutant arrived with Prof. Horne,
however, our recruit had changed his
mind and departed tor O SUMMER chime.
The Barracks Band plays at the grand
inauguration ball of the new market
house.
At the meeting Of the Turn Verein the
following officers were elected: First
Spaakar, !. Aeiareth; Seaond Speaker,
Louis Schneider; First Secretary, Il.
Miller; Second Secretary, N. Smith;
First Turnwart, r.. Webster; Second
Tufnwsrt, XsGripie; Treasurer, Conrad
Best; Trustees, H. SteiDhaur, l.. Schnei-
dor, III. Scheemann. r-sn