The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-25
CONVICTION.

Twenty lambs were stolen from the
Stock-yards last week.
Joseph Schlosser, the Ice King, is con-
fined to his bed by sickness.
An opon air Murphy meeting was held
in Park Place yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lille Martin, of Cynthiana, is
the guest OF Miss l. da Hayes, of this
city.
The Covington representative of this
paper can be found at the Ticket office,
Sixth and Madison streets.
The pupils of St. Waldeburg Society
will give their annual exhibition at ST.
Joseph Hall Wednesday at 2 O'Clock.
The Ochsner murder trial still Occur
pies the attention OF the County Court.
The testimony this morning is very Sc
we're against Masten.
Judge Jackson received his commits
sion this morning from Governor Nc
Creery to try the cases Of embezzle-
ment against Smith N. HaWes.
In the Criminal Court Saturday the
indictment, No. 2, ,494, against Smith n.
Hawes was dismissed. Indictment No.
,. .495 was called, plea of not guilty en-
tered, and an arrangement waived.
Society is on the 0oti Vive over the ap-
preaching festival and entertainment
hext Tuesday night, given under the
auspices of the ladies of the Fourth
street Christian Church. The ladies
have very kindly agreed not TO charge
An entrance fee.
y A thief last night entered the house
pf Mrs. S. A. Huff, No. 7S9 Greenup'
street, while the family were at supper,
and stole $25 in money, revolver, and
some valuables from the bed, room Of
Miss Emma Huff. He next ransacked
the room of Mrs. Huff and took away
things to The value OF 500.
POLICE CoURT.-Emma Britton, too
drunk TO appear, case contlnued; Mag
gle Cunningham, drunk, $4; Winnie
jackson, disorderiy conduct, 80; Bryan
Tansey, playing games on Sunday, "a;
Barney Mabers, same, continued; L.
Talon aud IL. Ross, breach Of the peace,
70 each; Joseph Harris and George Cut-
ler, same, continued; e. W. Martin, vlo-
lating market ordinances, continued.
The Alumni Association of the Gov
ington High School have elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, L. b. Wise;
First Vice President, IL. S. Worthing-
ton; Second Vice President, Miss E.
jackson; Treasurer, r. Il. Gray; Core
spending Secretary, Miss Il. Beuhring;
Recording Secretary, John r. Railey;
Executive Committee, Miss q. Gray,
Messrs. S. 2. Cochran, w. Il. Dudley,
e. w. Lyons, and w. ID. Brent.
COUNTY CoURT.-In the County Court
this morning the Will Of John NJ. Frey
was probaled, with his wife as executor,
md Messrs. Ii. Dickhart, Ill. Felthaus
and esquire j. b. EVAN as appraisers.
Also the will of Samuel Cooper, de-
ceased, with Mrs. Dalton as executor;
Ii, Bogart, Henry Barrs and Squire
Kennedy were appointed as appraisers.
Exceptions were filed IN the case of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad against
D. Kennedy. A decision will be rem.
dered Ill the Arnold will case to-day.
NEWPORT.
MIR. Taylor Thornton, Sr., leaves to-
day Tor Virginia.
The Directors of the Newport and
Covlngton Bridge Company meet TO-
day.
A number OF the old timers are having
M. o. tackled to their names-Murphy
Orator.
Deputy Marshal Frank Brasier is con-
fined to his residence from severe bill
jous attack.
The German Pioneer Society have re-
solved to celebrate the Fourth of July
III al dpploplIdGe uldnAel'
Rumors are set afloat again that a
company OF United States Infantry will
shortly occupy the barracks
Miss Jane Blackwood, Superinten.
dent Of the Dayton, o., public schoUls,is
visiting her parents in this city.
Mayor Berry will deliver an address
on education at the entertainment next
Thursday evening at PetLit's Seminary
in the Cold Springs DISTRICT.
The ladies of the Mite Society of the
Christian Church will give a festival
and moonlight excursion ON the Vint
shinkle next Thursday evening.
Right Rev. Bishop Toebbe will ordain
two young students who have just ar
rived from Pennsylvania. to the priest
hood, at st.Stephens Church, on sunday
next.
VIM. Trottman swore out a warrant
this morning Tor the arrest Of Joseph
Wise, Henry Aureten and John Lani-
gan, charging them with breach OF the
peace.
The black pointer "Jack," belonging
TO MIR. Taylor Thornton, took "a nrsL
prize, silver collar, at the Dog Snow
On MI. Adams, Saturday, tor is merits
as sporting dog.
An enthusiastic Murphy meeting was
held yesterday afterpoon at Odd-tel'
lows Hall. Speeches were made by Mir.
John Best, Rev. r. r. Graves, Mr.. w.
Is. Spencer, Rev.. T. s. Cowden, Mr..
John Butler and DR.. Mundorf. About
one hundred signatures were obtained.
CITY CoURT.-John Smith, ON two
charges of breach OF the peace, was fined
kl0 and COSTS on the frst and in the
second was required 10 give bonds in
the sum of 800 to keep the peace Till the
next term OF the Criminal Court. Hub.
Tenant, breach OF the peace, IS and
COSTS; Lawrence Doyle, same, $40 and
costs; Tim. Shannon, same, dismissed;
Henry Strolkamp, drunk and disorderly,
10 and costs.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Lexington is going to have baseball
club.
More running than trotting at the
races on Thursday.
There Will be another Jete at College
Lawn next Thursday evening.
The amphitheater at the Fair Grounds
will be completed in two weeks.