The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-12
Grand Jury'S Report.

The Grand Jury made the following
report:
$50 the Hon. Judge Cox, Judge Of Court Of
| Common Pleas:
Your Grand Jury respectfully beg
leave to submit the following report:
| We have been in session ten days dur
ing which we have examined 289 wit
| nesses.
During our session we have carefully
Investigated ninety-six cases, and found
| thirty-two true bills OF indictments as
follows: Charles Thomas, burglary /;
Cbas. Edmunds, grand larceny; Charles
Woods, shooting with intent; I. Nc
same; W. s. Rogers, grand
grand larceny; j. Mcclure, A. Mcclure,
NJ. Kennedy, burglary; j. j. Cain and
Ed. Bradley, murder second degree;
John White, assault to rape; 3rry Ryan,
burglary; Thos. Scott, grand larceny;
Chas. NJ. Young, cutting with intent to
wound; Aug. Canton TWO indictments) },
burglary and grand larceny; Samuel
| Todd, mule stealing; Henry Meyer,
burglary; Edward Morris (two in-
dictments), burglary; Jennie Marks,
keeping brotnel; Joseph Zimmerman,
Peter Zimmerman and Peter Walker,
| malicious destruction of property; Mrs.
Meyers, keeping brothel; Jno. Hynes and
Cornelius Buckley, assault and battery;
NJ. w. Goals, renting room for brothel;
Chas. Williams, COW stealing; William
Burns, burglary; j. Kenny, libel; VIM.
Hall, Illegal voting.
Ed. Norton, Phil. Seelig and Frank
Heineke, William Sunderman, Ephraim
Martin, Dabney Morris, Pat. Mu.Ianey,
Jas. Corey, were passed for the consiu-
Grafton oil the next Grand Jury.
We have Ignored the following cases:
Mollie Rice, j. j. Gildea, John Walters,
A. Tableman, Thos. Larkin, John Hard
ing, j. L. ToebDe, Mica. hraus, j. A.
Stevens, A. Bendorff, Chas. Thompson,
VIM. Powell, W. Buckner, Eli Hawkins,
Ziegler, Thomas Lytle, Con Leary, VIM.
Westjonn, W. CorbeGt, Jas. Mllligan,
Chailes Metz and vile, l. Gebhardt,
Henry Haggerty, Margaret Hotf-
ner, Frederick JackeI, Jonn Ross
ner, Henry RenGer, Jacob FLICK,
Charles BenhoIz, Clifford Miller, Philip
Yancey, PhIip Weber, Wm. Krichoif,
Philip Young, Louis Strong. Albert
BuIscner, En-. Blackburn, Margaret
Na,ky, Harry Biangey, Val. Fedderman,
Carrie WuiilWin, PIN. Weaver, Frank
ocuaplel, Josephine hawkins, Allen
Con. o., Jas. CarD>r y, Chas. Spots,
F"puIe SpoLts, Mrs. Mary SeliwooKe, A,
h!h! an, Mrs. IL, krusman, George Spell
Der, Margaret Harrison, Casper Mills,
j. Magone, JAG. Wissel and VIM. Grei-
yer.
1t is proper to state that of these
cases 80 are principally from Magis-
trate's dockets, the oGenses charged
being of the most trivial character.
sucn as using obscene language or
assault with intent to provoke breach
Of the peace, all OF them within the juris-
diction OF the Police Court, where they
ought to DE taken and finally disposed
Of, thus saving the county an unneces-
sary expense.
We would recommend, too, that the
County commissioners set apart fund
to be applied i'll the employment of de-
tectives in working up important cases
and in gathering testimony i'll the same.
We visited the County Jail and
have found 1t in a fair condition of
cleanliness and order.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
"Resolved, That the thanks of the
Grand Jury be rendered to the Prose-
cutting Attorney, Mr.. G. W. Baker, and
his assistant, Mr.. Lewis w. Irwin,
Tor the able and efficient aid rendered
them in the performance Of their du-
ties" GEO. 5. LA RUE,
Foreman oil Grand Jury.