The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-07
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Shhss ASmpl6. WAS. dppulub6n Ouusbdr
BILE in. the First District.
A. mass-meeting, under the auspices
OF The Brist ow club, was held last night
At Drexeiius Hall.
The body of Major Harrington arrived
here and was taken this afternoon to
Louisville, his former residence.
The fourth annual exhibition and tab
leau performance Of the Fourth NJ. Il.
Sunday-schooI win take place at odd
fellows' Hall next Thursday.
The United States Marshaps office is
= closed to-day in respect to the, memory
OF Major Harrington, wnose tragic death
10 recorded in another column.
Louis Lilly yesterday brought suit
against b. Il. Norman, in the Circuit
Court, for damages for alleged false ar
rest and imprisonment, ON a malicious
ohargs of arson.
Jim Edwards was present last night
at the murder of Deputy Marshal Har.
rington.i He says that Harrington, after
he was shot, did not tell his men to shoot
Paylor, as was stated in the Enquirer
to-day. .p.
MAYORS CoURT.-Thos. Daniels and
Thos. McDanold were arrested on a
wait ant charging them with a breach Of
the peace. Their arrest was caused by
Milton Mclaughlin, and their cases
were filed away With leave TO reinstate.
JAS. Coleman, same charge, and same
judgment.
CRIMINAL CouRT.--1n the case OF the
Commonwealth against the city of Cow
inKton, the response Of the Councilmen
was fled.
David Breen, for the robbery Of j. L.
Corbin, was sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for one year. a4E,l
AvefdicU OF lunacy was found in the
case OF Lucretia Terrill.
indictments were reported against
Joseph Williams, 1nanslaughter; David
Kinney, grand larceny; Henry Welsh,
petit larceny; VIM. Lebe, intent to COM
INIT rape.
DEATH OF DEPUTY MARSHAL HAIR
RINGToN. = Dispatches were received
Fast night from MaysviIle announcing
the fatal shooting Of A. j. Harrington.
He Was attempting TO seize the steamer
Katie Dickson, ,tlbeled by Lewis Symmes
and Henry Smith. Harrington was on
the Champion No. s and ordered Captain
Taylor,o OF Che Katie Dixoh, to surrender.
Taylor answered chat he would Kill the
first man who boarded tile boat, and
Harrington, making a movement as ii
about to do SO; was Immediately killed
by a load OF buckshot. The posse on the
Champion then fired, killing Taylor aud
captu, ing the boat. Major Harrington
was Deputy United States Marshal for
nine years and leaves wife and three
children.
NEWPORT.
"Box and Cox" next Friday night at
Odd-iellows' Hall.
Mr.sJohn Casseii, the ticket agent Of
the Short line, has been transferred 10
Cincinnati.
Miss Fannie Jones, whose sad case we
record IN another column, died about
5:S0 O'clock this morning from her in-
luries. M
There WAS rumor that a woman,
whose name could not be learned, had
committed suicide this morning. in the
lpper end Of town.
Daniel Sherry, Iaborer at Swift's
Mills, was cut severely by q wedge flying
from IL hammer, causing an ugly gash
across the face near the eyes.
Jacob Minor, a grocer at the corner Of
Brighton and Madison streets, COM
diitted suiefde by taking poison Fast
nigiit. He died shortly after O'clock
ttfs morning. Corner Winston was noti-
led.
Thomas and Gilbert Hayes and Deca-
tur Coneklin were held yesterday under
300 bull to answer at the next term OF
the Criminal Court to the charge OF as
Baulting with intent TO Kill Elijah Orr
fast sunday.
CIRCUIT COURT E.. The jury in the osse
Of George b. Hodge against tile City of
Newport, suit FOR $500 fees, found for
the defendant yesterday, and plaintiff
moved for new trial. The case Of A. b.
Thomas asainst Is. W. Logan was dis
missed. Judgments ior defendants were
made in the following eases: John Au-
reaen against M. Brodeman, Louis Her
Bert against Christian Weber. judy
aaent for plaintiff Id tile sum Of $ti4 30
was awarded " tho case of III. UhiIds
igainsL Jos. Coppin.
HAMILTON.
Petition for divorce was yesterday
kled by Martha Chitwood against Geo.
K. Chitwood. .e....
James Hamilton had horse killed
Monday night from being run over by
the 10:40 Indianapolis train.
Yesterday Common Pleas Court was
tngaged in hearing the testimony and
arguments In the case Of John n. Gary,
Indicted for uttering q forged nota.
Mrs. s. q. Barrett and ner pupils, OF
this city, assisted BY Miss Alice koberts
and Mr.. George NeWhall, Of Cincinnati,
will give concert at Becketvs Hall on
Friday evening.
Monday night Council adopted reso-
tuition to have. the Ctvil Engineer plat
and stake of the First and Fourth Ward
Parks, for the purpose OF giving citizens
an opportunity, if they 50 desire, to plant
Centennial trees.
Last evening Railroad Policeman
Mcclellan arrested u couple or lads VINO
were lettering in u suspicious manner
about the freight cars. They gave their
names as James Casey and Win. Brean-
er, and said they CAME from Indianapo-
Lis.
f. CALIFORNIA, q.
The Cincinnati, Mount Washington q
Bethel Narrow-gauge Railroad mas been
pefmanently located. 1t takes the Lick
Hun route to Mount Washington.
Superintendent 5. l.. Yourlee will, on
next Sunday, announce to. an anxious
Sabbath-school the time when,, and place
where, they are to have their picnic. A
delightful excursion by boat or rail is
pfetiy generally anticipated.