The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
DOOM SD A Y.
Eight Prisoners Sentenced by IuagE
Johnston.
One of Them Goes Up for Esss.

NmA of Them Goes JD fOFL R.{EAs
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IhiS was Seh'ehce uay ih '""Be ""NAn"'oN@
Court and eight convicted feloas filed into tia
Court- room at hal. mast 10 o'clock this mora-
..,,H, ,no oha.,,iaa -, tho,x ,v,-;,.s 80
lAS' WIN 'no '""0A 100 y" ''A"A "' -
taking their places IN the JHry-b|x- awaapA
with ualpitatipp hearts and blapohed choeka
- - troiu oo ala, A ,.rro ,,o
!" "eai '''o'i n""'e' ""''s. - 500 "
terested crowd had assembled 10 WhneSS tA
ito them) thrilling ceremonies, The first nami
oolt,a 20. thotos
o"iieu was 'n"' Vi
THohAs HALE,
who stepped up to the bar or Justice. after
being unshackled from his companion, and,
being led UP by Deputy Sheriff Joe Moses,
wboee solomn v,sage was in Keeninu with the
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scene, stood there 70 near DIS doom. hA 10
notoyer twenty -four years old, of gool coun-
tenance and well dressed. He was copy,cta,a
on the charge OF receiving stolen goods He
has served a sentence in tne Penitentiary for
GRAND larceny and had been ont but four
months when he cot into his present troable
Heis a stone cutter by occupation. He Ba|
nothinr to saw why sentence should not he
passed upon him, and In a stolld manner stool
carelesSly there while hearing his doom OF
three years in the Penitentiary at hard LABOR.
HENRY JOHNSON,
tbo co,ored wife -mur,,sror NJ falkland. cswe
next. The prisoner ha entered u plea OF man
slaughter. His coupsel, James Maloley, Esq.
arose ana maoe plea lor ciemencv, saying
taat MS cAient hao CON tnltCea Ghe onense Wntte
anuef tile lhnuence ol liquor, anu that she Mlo
mad dled TWO weeks aiter receiving INC shos
The Court remarAeu thal tne crlMe 70 whlca
ne pleaoeu guley was lnost hehlo"s 9nc-a4
onense OF inc gravest character. ne was
sentenced 10 Ten years IN she rehlsensinTy' ~
| Atter the sentence hau oeeh Passeu mr. aa-
| lOnCy cDueaVOFeu nave HRuLt0Cu, saying
sias te h.soIn1S t'.ht m1uiH "saiass
acceplea Iile plea Il ~ llat yoush' ~ NJ" 1,,t
W copVlcC mn On kraVef clafse .rs. ,ras
wa oo yyi,h ssnInish iancted in every Iinea.
ment of his countenance.
| LEWIS BARKER
| 1,,;a ,oo, so,,o,,, Ia ,,o,,ro +, raoro ,,d s;v
Anis pooi loiloM 10 yo"nS III yoale' a9u az
general appcataho9 as Iuo tosoi'o ti - ~, nas
ms ena SotIr asi nau nott ,prcorT
guth.f hi a anu of o, J,i1u Iin
w., nt,inp 70 | sar He was ,ttens,ad hr bis
| nal noIiirnS =" oaJi IL -. NC VOC n,So toSS - ~
GGuhse,, 4. S housn s;9tu ~ ss in
MS T3se "o, soi sn ~ ,so ,or ,.,.H
Snooan Sno S5n0 Gno and "6 r6rrv '1 %ay. i, the
MWorSys S'0' ANo anu 'N'i'' ""''
"olAs' ruou.s n,v,s
ihonAo JAWS
is a native OF New YORK. was pastry COOK on
the river, coming t. this city at the beginning
Of the war He was convicted OF grand lar
ceny. His doom is two years In the Penlten-
tiary.
AuGusrus q. HALL.
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peloIe ne CANT W etiiS CIV Aoi Tla!, Lsvu VIVA
| MS wire anu wv Gh h'@1tren @ Ill Catc6 Nountys
hehtueky' near Cne Llou1n VI IuI h,s ohaag
hNel, Ia tne neishoornoo4 " Wnlc9 ne wa"
ehgaseu ~ Sne salo VI She LOW '?s oo~nS MS-
Snine @ w Iie Sk W. ~ HCiS' :" Gu gu 1si nun nv
| iorSo1 ShSeh ioi S''' "Iinhi Wy tno "rt ne
is la.ioo W 9,ami 1le II ~ Vn.ertu @ u psea W
Gullty, anu n,'s DVHi ~: "1G ouuty yan iof bns
2ass NY inonvns "Xn a"a " my "posS
1RceS ue reCcl;3d !i6HeHt SenIcacc Ondh ais
otnerWlse Woull-anl WIN rdtnef picaSeu
expression on MS preposseSslng lace, acRhoWt-
eugea WIN respectful DOW 10 tho court haS
sentence OF TWO years In tine Pvaltentlary.
WIN. BLACKBURN
will be remembered as the chan who escs,eys
from the county jail, some months ago. in 5
Jack shepherd sort OF way, and went &c
Louisville where he was soon after caught By
detectives sent atter MN from this city. VIM.
Is a native OF Richmond, Va, is tail young
Fellow, with Keen. eye, red cheeks, black
hair and full smooth face, and upon the whole
is well calculated to make good impression
upon the casual observer. HIS mother ami
sister were present In Court this morning, thu
latter being decidedly good locking. vita
| blonde hair and lady-lIke manner. Ihg
father died ON The same day that VIM. was ar
resell on the charge grand larceny
year. He has been in that institution before.
lie told the Court to day that he had made I'D
his mind that If he got light sentenc, he
would reform and make man or himself Ths
Court remarked That in consideration Of tle
fact that he had done the state some service Iu
giving testimony which convicted other men VI
completely III the crime to which he had
pleaded guilty himself, and, in his case, saving
considerable expense to the State that the
sentence would he made as light as D 1ssible,
that it might be uscertalned whether or not ~
his after conduct his repentance was genuine.
The prisoner heard his sentence with a god
deal Of emotion, and when led back 10 his seat
and handcufed to colored murderer, was as
preached by his devoted mother and SISTER,
who, with lepressed tears, congratulated h m
in muttered accents that he was let OF with 50
light sentence.
| CLEuENs urspE
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German carpenter oi ABOUT tnlrty hveyears
VI ase, o,lU n'e liloha, a. barney ocnerhan, MIST
dangerously, SOME nVe llonCs ago, whlie Bar
on the verge of insanity sunerind r, he in
ces5ant drinking. he cut was severe, AID
SCherman Will be- dlshgured for life. The af-
fray occurred in EgneI's saloon on the Hamil-
ton Road. The prisoner had been cna-
ycted ON the charge Of cutting with intent to
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