The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-17

BILE large crowd will be n attendance.
Search was made this morning for the
man who was drowned in the Ohio River |
late last night, but up to the hour OF 60
ing to .press the body had not been found.
A middle-aged woman,F well dressed,
on her way to the picnic this morning,
became overpowered by the pressure OF
bad whisky which she had imbibed. She
to navigate as far down Green
up street as the Courthouse. Here the
power of gravitation became the. pre-
element with her and sne
collapsed. She was escorted to jail, but
give her name. Mayor Athey Will elicit
the remaining facts tomorrow.
A case ,of smallpox is reported on
Nota singie case inshe Mayors Court
this morning. 80,
The case Of John T. Martin, for the kill
ing of Camnitz, was resumed this morn
ing. Up to IL O'Clock the following wit
nesses were examined: DR.. Stevens,
Albert Wolf, Hillman, Harry Crowley
and Louis Sullivan. The latter two were
witnesses that had not been examined
before. Nothing. new, however, was
O'Clock. Martin was in Court accom-
panied by his father and brother.
The Grand Jury haye made their final
report, and presented the following ad-
ditional indictments: City Of Covington,
nuisance, two indictments; Frederick
Schultz, breach Of the peace; same. un-
lawfully carrying concealed DEADLY
weapons; Michael Farrell, house-break-
ing and larceny; II. Hayden, grand lar
ceny; Ernst Lotz5 larceny, referred to
| the action OF the next Grand Jury. The
| jury was in session seven days, exam
| ined 116 witnesses, referred two cases to
the next jury, and found thirty indict-
| ments. N
The fodrlyear old son of Mr.. Chauncey
Wolf, Tesiling at DOT Madison street,
was accidentally struck On the head
with rock by his elder brother, yester-
day, and seriously injured.
A man was discovered struggling In
| the Ohio river at 8 o'clock last night, by
| Mat. Croley and three of his companions.
| at the foot OF Greenup street, and before
| aid could be brought he disappeared.
His hat, which was floating, was rec0v-
4 cred by the boys and taken to the barge
| His body as yetias not been recovered
Thomas Derr was found guilty by
the jury last night, and sentenced to 10
years. imprisonment in the Penitentiary
for the murderot Albrecht. As he was
being conducted TO the Jail he passed
Mr.. BIT. Sanford, foreman Of the jury.
and took occasion to indulge In. "a LITTLE
personal abuse against him.
The Il. #. t., prominent literary SO
lsiety Of this city, presented Mr.. A. 9
Ellis, ESQ, on Martin street. with q fine
geld-hsaded cane last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Henderson, of the firm OF Dole
Henderson, n,sub-contractors on the South
ern Railroad, has disappeared, leaving
all Ibis employees in the lurch. The
property Of the firm has been levied, hu
the sum, which it will bring If sold a
auction. will not be sufficient to pay th'
hands.
The trial of John T. Martin for killing
James Campitz was resumed this morn
ling. The Jury consists Of John L. Spann
Peter Kaibar, Conrad Ackerman, Thos
Robinson, j. A. Wilson, Z. Blackburn
III. Ii. Funk, 8. G. DeGaiIno, p. z. Nc
Weigh, John +. Taylor, Henry Matthew
and John b. EVAN. W. W. William
and DIR. Kearns we're examined yestel
day, but nothing new was elected.
II Ne,gpOrt.
ii The Garrison will be removed froI
Newport. 1t is a settled fact.
Baseball is all the rage among Rugg'
: Regulars, and the Post-oiice heterog
lneous crowds think Of nothing else.
The City Court IL now counted amor
! the things that were.
In the case Of Timberlake againf
!, Hoftsman an appeal was yesterda
= granted in the Circuit Court. Hartle
against Townsend, judgment for plainti
!. for 500. Dawson q Ducker again
I Clements, case with the jury.
The carpenter work on the. new ma
! ket-house has been completed.
: The order Of Deacon will be conferre
2 at the Baptist Church, on Belleyt
8 street, tonight, on Messrs. A. Bron
. Robert Howat, John French, Z. j. Kuc
!. er. VIM. White and VIM. .. Ford. III
4 sermon on the occasion will be preache
by Rey. W. Ii. Felix, Of the First Baptis
: Church of Covington. Rev. j. IL. Fros
!. of the Madison-street Baptist Churc
J, Coyington; Rev. Mr.. Spillman, OF tt
Y Dayton Church, and Rev. Mr.. Kirkpa
Y rick, of the Newport Church, will tai
part in the exercises.
Barracks News.--One hundred an
niuety- seven troops leave for Fort Sha
9 this morning. Twenty-four white an
d two colored recruits accepted yesterda.
o The following officers and players con
> pose the Newport Baseball Club: Joh
: Kirby, President; M. j. Richmond, Sc
j. retary; James Stewart, Treasurer; 10
e White, Captain; John Kirby, JAS. Ste'
i art, Jos. White, Lawrence Heam, Hem
t Jones, Henry Rite, Percy Brooks, Dan
D O'HaIa, Thomas Bird, players.
J. The sea lions were seen again in II
Licking yesterday. So says Deput
Marshal Taylor.
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