The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27
CONVICTION.

The case OF Joe WlllldIuS 10 seL lol
next Friday.
Winnie Jackson, the girl cut by Kate
SHERMAN, Will recover.
Dick Richmond, of Newport, is off to
Denver City, Colorado.
Superintendent GlorS of the Fire De-
partment, is back from his trip TO Fal-
mouth.
Fl. Robbins, Superintendent of the
White Line OF street cars, has moved 10
this city from Cincinnati.
Forty-seven car loads of stock arrived
on the Kentucky Central this morning,
including car load OF turkeys.
Mr.. James Mccormack leaves tonight
for Omaha City on visit to James
Campion, who is engaged in the liquor
business in that city.
POLICE CoUET.-Disorderly, John Nc
Shane. "a; Ed. Boland, IS; Peter Nc
Cabe, S.; August Meyer, breach OF the
peace, IS; Rachael Galbaugh. safe keep
er, So; VIM. Griffin 81 Tor u drunk.
The Grand Jury reported Indictments
against Ed. c. Reiss; J. D. Gillis, Frank
smith, Mos. Bird, NJ. Hermance and r.
Nodler, tor keeping tipping house, and
against N. Finan for suffering gaming.
The empty barges and float of Mr..
Bhinkle, at the foot of Scott street, was
carried II .ast night by the sudden rise
of the river. One of the barges sunk at
the loot OF Fifth street. The steamer
Champion has gone in pursuit Of the
others.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Wm. Webb, as
sault, as fneu $50; Blakely and Ham
ilton made u favorable report ON the ex-
animation of John S. Stevenson, an ap-
plicant to practice law, which was ap-
proved and the oath administered to Mr..
Stevenson. Thomas Wilson, petit lar
ceny, sentenced to three months hard
labor. Case OF John Graft IN progress.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met last night with closed doors. The
resignation of Pat. Mcnamara was ac-
cepted and Joseph Rusche appointed IN
his stead. DR.. j. J. Dulaney was elect
ed to ill the vacant seat Of Paul Long
MOOR. The primary meetings were Or
dered to be held next Saturday evening,
from to o'clock, and the Convention
Tuesday night at the Courthouse.
The grand jury presented the follow
ing Indictments: Henry Botenoh, alias
Henry Welsh, obtaining money under
false pretenses; Kate Sherman, mali
oious cutting and stabDing; Thomas
Wilson, grand larceny; W. g. Stone,
fraudulent omission in his annual re-
port as City Treasurer, with bail fixed
at 81 900; l.. d. CrOninger, IL. Il. Ram
say, Morris Moses, W. Y. Sedan (two
tndictments), A. Horton, Fred. W.
Shrom, Jehn clayton, Samuel K. Gal
baugh, W. I'll. Thomas, Joseph W. Kyle
and Henry Meyer, promoting lottery.
Bench warrants were iseued for oil of
the lottery men, the bail of Messrs.
Croninger, Ramsay, Moses and Sedan
being placed at ST. 900 each, and the re-
main4er at $500 each.
NEWPORT.
The Licking River is on the rise.
The Democratic Executive Committee
will meet tonight at the Courthouse.
John L. Ware and Rebecca J. Holmes
will be married this evening at st.
Paufs Episcopal Church.
Phe Mite Society of st. PauPs p. e.
Church meets tonight at the residence
Of the Rector, Rev. Wm. Pettis.
The Van Voast Guards have accepted
an invitation from the CovingtoB Light
Guards to join them in procession on
Thanksgiving Day.
Officer Boyd arrested Lewis Betz, a
salosn-keeper, this morning on war;
rant sworn out by Joe Smith, who
charges Belz with assault anG battery.
A suit of the city of Newport against
Fimberlske and others was fled in the
Chancery Court yesterday, setting up a
claim OF about $1,000, as SPECIAL tax
for street improvements.
A mortgage or deed of trust from the
Louisville, Cincinnati Il Lexington Rail-
road Company 10 John b. Speed to se-
cure negotiable oupons for y, 900, ,0G0 on |
the property, rights and franchise Of
said road, was recorded in the County |
Clerks office this morning.
CITY. CoURT.-Hugh McCloy, Henry |
Stagman and John NeyItt, drunk ah d |
disorderly, 81 and eosts eaon; second |
charge was brought against Nevitt, that |
OF carrying concealed weapons, a revol- |
yer being found on his person. He was |
bound over to the Criminal Court.
The directors of the Newport O. Cow
ington Bridge Company investigated |
the charges against Mr.. Tenant, the |
nigut collector, yesterday afternoon,
and found that his books were not salts
factory. AS he rendered his resigua-
tion they refused to prosecute him.
Charles Stricken, the young man who
was accidentally shot ON Friday last,
the particulars of whicn are given else
where In the STAR, died yesterday after
noon near Ripley, Ohio, while on his
way home. The remains arrived last
evening ou the A. l.. Norton, and were
brought to his late residence, Oh Front
street, near Washington avenue. De-
ceased leaves " wife and one child,
boy aged seven years. His funeral took
place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Grand Jury will meet tomorrow.
A. g. Morgan and family left Saturday
for Florida.
Mrs. Parker, wife of Montgomery
Parker, has sued for divorce.
All persons wishing to help the poor
should attend the Aunt Polly Bassett
at the Opera-house FRI
day night.
"The Two Orphans" will be played at
the Opera-house next Saturday night.
Miss Kate CIaxton in the character OF
the blind girl.
MIR. Bush Castleman opened the tenn
Reranee meetings in Winchester, last
wednesday night, and secured one hun
dred and sixty-seyen signers.
Jas. Rodgers and Jas. B. Lloyd ar
rested Polk Williams, and Ed, Frazer
arrested Nathan Mulder, botn negroes.
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