The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-23
COVINGTON.

duct, was fned 50 and costs this morn
ing.
HAYES ACQUITTED.-In the Criminal
Court yesterday special Judge Jackson
charged the jury in the case Of Smith N.
Hawes, charged with the forgery OF city
orders. The jury was sent out at
O'Clock, and at 6 O'Clock returned ana
brought In verdict of ''not guilty." lie
is being tried today on the third indict-
ment.
The Germans held an indignation
meeting at Arbeiter Hall last night over
1he killing OF Ochsner, in Ludlow.
Speeches were made by Joseph Hermes,
Acosta Kresken, j. w. Bryan and Aus
tin Morris, and were denunciatory oil
the Coroner and the Ludlow people.
Resolutions condemniug the shooting
were passed, and the men pledged them
selves to bring the guilty to justice.
VIEWPOINT.
Judge ]. r. Hallam is home from LOU
Gsvil1e.
Miss Mary Glascoe is visiting her rela-
ttives in Detroit, Micn.
marriage license was issued to w.
III. Hull and Mary Stou!, both of Me-
johannesburg, OHIO.
Young man named Smith was locked
AID this morning for assaulting Charley
.Lspy, the livery-stable man.
MIR. John j. Thompson, formerly CLERK
of the County Court, is lying seriously
all at his residence on Eight-mile Turn
pike.
A sneak-thief last night entered the
premises of Joe Colbert, on Byzantine
Street, and stole a lot of wearing ap-
pareL
A woman attempted suicide by jump
ing from the boat yesterday evening.
Captain Phil. Link prevented the woman
from carrying out her intentions. She
refused to give her name or any reason
hor her conduct.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Hemp $6 per hundred pounds.
The candidates are becoming more
numerous every day.
{ Blind Tom will be here next Tuesday
Rnd Wednesday evenings.
The Murphyites are expected soon to
reach US. A broad field down mere.
The track at the race course was rath-
er heavy on Thursday but the sport
was fine and pretty good time was made.
The lecture by Prof. DeLone at the
Christian Churcn, last evening, upon
nn0 '-NdJuCOulU6 VI ~ Ing anu GuO Ipl-
laphs on the Tombstones," was well at
tended.
The fete for the benefit OF the Home
pf the Friendless, at College Lawn, on
Thursday evening, was certainly grand.
Zine occasion was enlivened with excel
lent music by Wolf E Trost's Band, and
Everything passed OF just as we'll as il
fhe Centennial Park had been opened TO
them.
DAYTON. KY.
The mules on the d. Il N. II. r. seem
10 feel that their days are numbered.
And all for dummies. Let tue work 60
bravely on.
We learn that Messrs. Goetze. John.
Son and Tresise had a rousing god
lime at the picnic yesterday. When
last signaled they were in search Of
poor litlle "Trout."
Mr.. Niles (the groceryman) horse,
wagon and load of goods Were stolen
from the Cincinnati Market last Wed
pesday, and up to the present time are
still missing, with no clue to the thief
The Rev. IL. E. Spilman, late pastor OF
lhe Baptist Church, having returned
home for few days, prepal atory to his
final departure, by request OF the Com
miltee ON Pulpit supply, will preach at
ii A. Nj. Sunday (to-morrow).
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Eva Williams, OF Fort Wayne, is
visiting her uncle. George Z. Bell.
The singing at the temperance meet
ings Is the most enjoyable part OF tAe
exercises.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Brown, who was taken
III at Cleveland last week, on her way
East. is reported much better.
The Hawthorne Club yesterday spent
The day in Miller's Grove, near the head
gates. The day was beautiful, and de.
1ixhtlul time was had.
Miss Grace Campbell Is at home and
looking well alter her graduation honors
Miss Grace graduated at the Wesleyan
College, Cincinnati, this week.
The ditch cut Thursday night at the
head OF the basin Tor the purpose of run-
ming the water into the Fourth-streel
sewer works we'll, but the process is a
very slow one.
The members of Washington Lodge, f
A. NJ, are requested TO meet at the lodge
tG-nignt 10 make final arrangements Tor
the celebration oI ST. Johns Day, Mon
day next.
Rumor has it that one of Hamilton's
mosI popular young geHIlemen-h meHl-
Der of the medical lraternity-WlIl, in
the early fall, lead TO the altar charm.
ing young lady of Butler County.
The Board OF Equalization for the city
has completed its labors. and has added
10 the duplicate over 1000 The du.
plicate this year Will be something like
Two and one-halt per cent. larger than
that Of last year.
The entertainment given last night a,
the NJ. e. Church (colored) was verv
we'll attended. The programme was al
unusually interesting one. Ice-cream
and cake were served alter the perform
ance.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
The second and last piece of the Gin
cinnatl & Portsmouth Railroad Bridge
over the Little Miami River, will BE-
completed in few days.
California is on the eve OF a peaceful
and important revolution. A little en-.
terprise can make it the most desirable
suburb in Hamilton County.
The M. e. Sabbath-school will here