The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-24

The following indictments were pre-
seuted by the Grand Jury yesterday {:
Daniel Hawkins, horse stealing; For
tune and Stephen Freeman, grand lar
ceny; Fred. Roth, malicious shooting;
Hugh McShane and Martin Sullivan,
housebreaking; H. q. Foster, obtaining
money under false pretenses; Jack Ar
mold, injuring property of another;
same, assault and battery; Frank. Nc
Glasson, grand larceny. The Grand
Jury dismissed the cases of Austin Nor
ns, jr., Frank. Thomas, David Dam
bridge, Patrick White, Howard Corbin,
Moline Phillips, and the defendants were
discharged.
NEWBORN.
No City Court this morning.
Miss Ada Smith, OF Wyoming, o., is
visiting friends in this city.
Jailer Horsfalps apartments contain
eighteen male and two female snoozers.
The following special Police were
discharged this morning by order OF
Council; Messrs. Woodsides, Cotting-
ham, MoIler, CLARK, and Bodkins.
The police have not received cent of
pay for over three months, and, what is
still worse, there is not mucn prospect of
their getting any before the 1St OF Janu-
ary.
The five special police, who were dis
charged this morning, have served over
six weeks, and have not received cent
of remuneration for their services, and
the question now is, When will they?
MI. Joseph Ashbaugh will shortly lead
TO the altar the handsome Miss Dora
Stricken. They are botn natives OF this
city, and are highly respected by all who
have the pleasure ol their acquaintance.
Marshal Lock was summoned this
morning to attend the Criminal Court in
CoyingLon as witness in the case OF
Barker, Earle and Young, the parties
who burglariZed the residence OF Mad
anne Hayes i'll this city several months
Ago.
The funeral of the venerable MI.
Hayman, announced w take place at 10
O'Clock this morning, is postponed on
account of the non-arriyal OF Mrs. Lo-
gan, daughter of the deceased, who was
expected to arrive on an early tlaln
from st. Louis.
BY order of Council last night the
prisoners now confined in jail will be
obliged to march in their striped uniform
70 Saratoga street, and there get TO work
with pick and shovel from day 10 day
lntil the street is thoroughly cleaned.
officer Boyd will have cAarge of the
gang.
Joseph McMakin, City Marshal Of
Edinburg, Indiana, sent word to Mar
shal Lock, OF this city, yesterday, offer
Ing $50 reward for a brown mare and a
buggy, which were stolen from that
place several days ago. The envelope
contained the following address: $40
police, Newport, Ky."
The Van Voast Light Guards, of this
city, received word yesterday that the
Governor had ordered one hundred and
twenty government blankets to be sent
here Immediately for their use. Mr..
Joseph Ashley, the York-streeG tin
smith, has also received orders to furn-
isn one hundred and twenty canteens
for the use ot the guards.
COUNCIL DoINGs.-Chas. Thomas and
Jas. Brown petltloned Tor relegation
Gf their fines. Referred.
Mr.. Rehling had dispatch read from
Receiver Macleod, Of the Short-ine
Railroad, saying that if the Council will
prevent the citiZens from depOsiting
garbage on the center of the street, he
will have the track kept in condition.
A petition from the people of the up
per part OF the city, asking the Council
80 enter into negotiations for the pur-
chase OF the Provision Mart Association,
was presented. A Committee, consist
ing of Messrs. Weingartner, Harton,
Scnulte, UHara and Air. was appoint
ed TO enter into such negotiations.
The petition OF Messrs. Smith Il
O'Brien, of the Stadt Theater, for re-
auction of their license from 50 TO " 90
per night, was granted.
I The Dueber Watch Case Company Pc
titioned for privilege OF erecting poles
dor telegraph to Cincinnati, and The re-
quest was granted, the city to have the
use of poles for tire-alarm wires.
NJ. BetZ was awarded The contract for
burial OF paupers Tor one year.
ii. l.. u Y. Il. Stearns, Of Peru, Ind,
petilloned to know what inducements
would be offered TO them to locate mere.
They propose to erect two houses for
woO!en mills, two hundred Ieet long,
seventy-hve feet wide, and five stor es
high. Referred to the Committee on El-
suuragement TO Manufacturers.
HAMILTON.
The Baptist Social met last evening at
DR.. Scoby's residence, First Ward.
The knights of Pythas contemplate
holding lair during holiday week.
The first snow of the season fell yes
terday afternoon, but melted away as
soon as it reached terra tirma.
In the case of Jonn johnson, indicted
S'' """np. defendant pleaded not guilty,