The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13
CONVICTION.

ut his house.
Clerk N. c. White has refused the
bond Of W. G. Stone.
Henry Berte celebrated his ffty-seV-
enth birthday last night.
Seventeen car loads of stock on the
Kenlucky Central this morning.
COUNTY CoURT.-C. p. Wilcox ap-
polluted guardian oil Mary q. Barnes.
Galway 8 semple's foundry COM
menced moving to Lawrenceburg this
morning.
The Englan-Finan damage suit occu-
pied the attention of the Q terly Court
Ibis morning.
Mike Welsh fell from the second story
of Fritschs new building, in Lewisburg,
yesterday, and broke his jaw.
The bigamy case against Mike Gala.
cher was dismis4e in the County Court
Lhis morning by Judge Phelps.
Billy McDan0ld and Jim Williams
were fined $40 and costs in the Police
Court this morning for dlsorderly con-
duct.
The citizens held caucus last night
with closed doors. They agreed upon
the name OF j ID. Shut tor City Treas
urer and j. d. Hearne for Councilman.
Rachel Delaney, Robert Parker and
VIM. Haskins, charged with stealing
$3.50 worth of diamonds from Mrs. W. Q.
Oakly, al 63 East Fourth street were re-
leased yesterday. The diamonds were
found behind Mrs. Oakly's bureau.
The Executive Committee Of the
Workingmen held meeting last night.
A motion was made that the Executive
Committee shall have power 70 nomI-
fn aanhiIutns ntI
was then made tDat the Committees of
the various wards shall call ward meet
tngs for thls evening aud make nomina-
tioGs Tor School Trustees aud Council
men, and report Friday night, the
English section voted in favor of the
motion, and the German section against
1t. A motion was then made and carried
that the Committee in each ward have q
meeting for nominating officers, and re-
port Friday night to the Executive Com
mittee, at which time the city ticket
will be nominated. Adjourned.
NEWPORT.
The shooting affray last night will be
found in our local columns.
The Fair at Red MEMS Hall will be
continued until tomorrow night.
Dan. Loeb, a rag vender, was fined $40
and costs this morning for abusing his
family.
The subject of modifying the city
Dharter will be considered in Council
1o.nght.
A woman named Lena Weber died
suddenly last night at her resi- dence on
Dayton street, near Jefferson.
Thomas Murphy, the man who was
arrested in this city several weeks ago
and taken to Louisville on the charge OF
numbering Officer Martin Roth, OF that
city, was acquitted day be ore yester-
day on the ground OF selt-defense.
John Meyer, young man In the en-
ploy OF Peter Young, dairyman, met
with HE death last evening. His team
became unmanageable and he was
wagon falling on HIM and crushing his
Ekulr. An inquest was held.
Jim McGibben, while IN all intoxicated
condition, visited SILVA g. Trainers
saloon, corner of York and Front streets,
this morning, and asked for a drink.
The bar-keeper refused on the ground
that he was already full. McGibben
turned around and kicked a $40 screen
70 atoms. lie was taken in.
At a ma ing of the st. George BeneY.
Dlent SoOiesy last night The following
Dtlicers were elected for the ensulng
year; President, Fred. Rompe; Vice
President, Henry Schulte; First secre-
Larry, Ii. Schmees; Second Secretary,
john Honert; Treasurer, John Dess-
man; Finance Committee, Chas. Lein-
niger, Fred. Metchtng, b. kemper; Del.
agate, John HubIg.
HAMILTON.
David Crawford, Sr., who has been ly-
ing dangerously Ill for some time, is
reported some better.
j. NJ. Thompson was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
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