The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-23

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met by his wife and his Drothes who
persuaded him not TO return to the city.
He gave SimraH $4,000 to refund. He
says he left behind S34s s0SG 70, and about
$4,000 in stock, and refunded $4 ,340 30, all
oil which he might have taken Win him
IL he had been a thief. He thinks he
could have been reelected with but little
opposition. He claims that re-eXamina-
Mon will show that the total discrepancy
In his books is bat $l8, 061 %.
NEWPORT. ~
No case In the City Court.
The rereofing OF the Barracks buildings
ls about completed.
The picnic to be given by st. Martins
Relief Association has been deferred to
Jaly 81.
Mayo Lodge No. 1913, f. and A. NJ, will
give picnic and dinner tomorrow al
Beech Grove.
r. III. Lehman, who is charged with an
Rttempt to raise money ON "a forged note
on the First National Bank, has his trial
this evening before 'Squlres U. z. and
Henry Buchanan.
Hub. Helm has left the city to super.
intend the cutting OF some of the crops.
Besides Hub. wants a rest from the
troubles caused by his labors in his run
for the nomination OF Sheriff.
Sergeant Major Gormtey arrived in
town this morning with orders 70 sum-
mon Charles Nauget and John Stoder to
proceed at once to Columbus to appear
as Witnesses in the Court-martial Of
LieuIenanU cunningham, who is charged
with conduct unbecVming an officer and
gentleman.
, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The ordi-
nance Authorizing The Newport & en-
cinnaH Bridge Company to 'fay track
and switches over the southern ap-
proaches OF the bridge was passed.
The ordinance granting 10 the Belle
vue & Newport Gas Company privilege
to lay the necessary gas pipe In Newport
was adopted. Adjourned.
. HAMILTON.
A now platform or rostrum is being
erected in the Public Square in place OF
She Old one.
Mrs. Joseph Dickey, nee Miss Irene
Thomas, OF Toledo, is spending a few
days in the city.
I A Mrs. Powell, of La Sonardsville,
this county, attempted suicide by taking
large spoonful OF Paris green.
I There was petition yesterday filed in
the Clerks Office by Miles &c. Elliott and
his wife, Kate Elliott, vs.. the First and
6econd National Banks of this city. The
suit is tor equitable relief and lnjunc-
lion.
u George II. Davis, a boy sixteen years
of age, charged with the shooting oil
John Cantield in Oxford Wednesday
night, was brought to the city and lodged
in Jail yesterday. He is bound over to
await the action OF the Grand Jury in
The sum of $1,000.
EATON, o.
!, The trial OF Anna Peterbaugh, indicted
for murder in the first degree, for killing
her infant last fall, closed Tuesday
evening. Judge Hume read his charge
70 the Jury Wednesday morning, and al
ter being out live hours they returned a
verdict oil shot guilty" Tue defense
was conducted with marked ability and
skill by Messrs. Feos and Fisher, and
the prosecution ably handled by s. Il.
Freeman. Esq.
The weather permitting the probabili-
ties are that your Geological Garden and
the Lookout will be the recipients of
numerous VISITS from hundred or more
of Preble's sons and daughters Saturday
next. These excursion trains at low
rates are becoming quite popular up
here, and the indefatigable energy dis
played by Mr.. j. II. McFord, of Camden,
In getting them up, is as it should be-
fully appreciated by the people.
t< CALIFORNIA. o.
: We are now in the midst Of the picnic
peason. Money does not seem to be very
scarce, after all.
The headquarters Of the Cincinnati q
Portsmouth Nafrow-gauge Railroad has
been established in the Brachmann
Building, BIZ West Third street, Cincin-
natl. This looks like business.
The California M. e. Sabbath-school
have their picnic tomorrow, at Tat.
hams Grove, about eight miles above the
Village, on the New Richmond Turnpike.
The procession OF wagons and omnibuses
starts from the NJ. E. Church at A. M
BELLEVUE, KY.
An exhibition was given by the Public
Schools last night, which was largely
Attended by the parents and friends ol
the children. The exercises consisted oi
Eecitations, singing and tableaux, and
MI were very handsomely done. The
children have made fine progress during
ahe year, and patrons of the school are
unanimous In their indersement Of Prof
Hart as a most excellent teacher.
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