The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-12
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VIM. Lohe was. found guilty Of rape in
the Criminal Court, Saturday. and SEN
seneed TO four months imprisonment in
the County jail.
Mr.. Joseph P. Hunt was appointed
deputy United States Marshal to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned by the murder OF
Major harrington.
Coroner Noonan and the undertaken
were called yesterday to Ludlow to hold
an inquest on a floaler. When they ar
rived ,hey learned that the floater was a
drowned sheep.
William Sandford, son OF the City
Clerk, Saturday evening assaulted the
editor OF the Ticketwith o cane and gave
him severe drubbing. Calkins had
published some reflections on the City
Clerk in connection with the Inyestlga-
tion Committee, and this brought on the
assault. SandEord was arrested and
gave bond for his appearance.
MAYORS CoURr.--Wm. Sandford and
#. Nj. Calkins, breach OF the peace, con-
tinued to Thursday; Mrs. Pagin, drunk
and dlsorderly, DISMISSED; II. M. Donl-
van and A. Hanrahan, same, each 70;
Harry and VIM. Themis, disorderly, eacn
81; Aug. Welaud, same, So; Geo. FISK,
disorderly, continued; Dan. Reardon,
drunk, "a; Jonn Donivan, dls0ruerly, $o;
Adeline Lewis, same, continued.
Messrs. G. B. Connolly, II. II. Martin,
G. w. Kyle, james Marsh, Frank. Riggs,
y. G. Warrington, Y. ID. Clemens, ). d.
Lett and Samuel l.. Anderson met at
tke Mayors office saturday evening ana
organized the Pioneer Association OF.
Campbell ana Kentucky Counties. Mr..
ii. Ii. Martin was elected Chairman,
and Mr.. g. w. Kyle Secretary. IL Was
resolved TO admit to membership all
who have lived in thes counties named
since January 1, 1880.
NEWPORT.
The Turner's elect their officers TO-
might.
Jacob Schneider was fined 81 and costs
dor being drunk and disorderly.
Constable jackson left this morning,
with Mary Maxwell in charge, for The
Insane Asylum. Before tue train lett,
however, Mary gave His Honor the slip
and marched home.
MIR. John j. UBrien, the genial and
tobliging young fellow who represents
the Short-liue as Freightand Telegraph
ic Agent at Walton, KY, was III town
yesterday seeing the sights and eGJ ~
ing the hospItalltles OF his numerous
friends.
The St. Bonifacius Orphan Society
celebrated Its anniversary yesterday.
Az O'Clock the procession started from
Corpus Christi Church and marched to
81. Stephens Church, where grand YES
pers were held and IL sermon delivered
by Rev. Father Barmelster, oil Corpus
Christi Church.
CENTENNIAL FOURTH. The following
conlniLLees have been appointed TO ar
range for proper celebration Of the
day:
Finance Committee-Frst Wards.
IS. 5. Berry, W. X. Boul, w. L. William
con. Second Ward-W. N. Air, E. o.
sHara, Wan. Ringo. Tnird Ward-H: ..
Timbeflake, Wm. Holt, DR.. Ii. Gunkel.
Fourth Ward-M. V. Daily, w. Ii. Lape,
John Phillips. Fifth Ward-H. A. Schrl-
yer, j. Welngartner, C.. Olhaber. Sixth
,Ward-G. L. Hayman, VIM. Robson, JAS.
Isauau. Belleyue-G. IL. Harms, A. j.
Mosseit, John Taylor. Day ton-Wm.
Hassen, w M. Donaldson, Herman Joer-
1ng. cola Sprlngs-C. ii. Horner, Rob
er1 DodsworLn, John s. Yourtsey. Alex
andria-EdWard Rnley, John Todd,
Tnos. White. Cartnage-Joln NJ. Flor
.er. Indian Springs-W. L. .Degman.
Grant's Lick-Edward Thatcher.
Executive Committee-R. Is. Caroth-
ers. james Thomas, William Boden, q.
,OihaDer, A. S. Berry, M. }. King.
Invitations-W. A. Cotter, L. A. Wild
rig, II. M. HeaIy, l.. r. Hawthorn, Rev.
i. Z. GrOme.
'Oralor, Historical Essay, and Reader
OF Declaration OF 1ndependence-Johil
S. Ducker, j. r. Hallam. A. s. Berry, z.
j. Helm, W. A. Cotter, VIM. Boden.
Decoration and Illumination j. s.
Crawford, j. G. Dunbar, Capt. Marcott,
j. ii. Book, IL. l.. Stiles, q. B. Coffin.
Grand Marshal-C. j. Helm, VIM. Has
sen, l.. II. Hubbard.
Special Committee on Fireworks-L
IT. Hubbard, j. s.. Crawford, q. Olhaber
The Executive Committee is requested
to meet on Tuesday evening next at the
City Clerks office.
John Davis, better known as "Snap.
pero Davis, was drowned yesterday al
noon. Dayis was engineer on the New,
mort Belle. He and Two others stripped
fur a bath, and without any cooling OFF
Jumped into the water. He was very
mot at the time and in a few minutes
while nearly ashore, was seized with
cramps and sunk and never rose again
At about hait-past6 IL man tracing trot
line at the mouth of Licking, discovered
the dead body of a man caught on the
line by the arms. 1t was recognized as
the body Of Davis and taken ashore. All
INQUEST was neld by Coroner Winston
anu the jury brought in verdict OF ac
cidental drowning. The deceased, who
lived at No. los Southgate street, leaves
q vile aad two children.
LEXINGTON. KY.
In the case OF Collins tor murder
Judge Hunt OF the Circuit Court re-
fused to grant u new trial. His counse
will now take an appeal TO the higher
court.
1t is said that new editor will rise
up in Lexington alter the Cincinnati
Convention. The object OF his presen
pilgrimage from home may be easil,
imagined.
There has been no change yet in th,
practice Of inspecting coalo The Law
distinctly says ''dU oils must be properly
inspected" and this is not done by thu
present Inspector. Is ourCounty Judge
asleepi
The grand parade of all the schools
took place Saturday. 1t was the larges
display ever made by the children 0
Lexibgten. Councilman Bush deserves
great praise for his effort In behalf OF tn,
rising generation.
We call the attention OF the police t,
the disgraceful crowd OF boys, and ever
young men, who daily assemble on tbt