The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-19
CONVICTION.

Circuit Court Will auJoulA ILLS e'eh
Ing.
Mr.. Amos Shinkle Is able to be out on
the streets again.
COUNTY CoURT.-John Olligess was
granted NATURALIZATION papers.
One hundred guns were fred last night
in honor of the hero OF Cerro Gordo.
sadie, the youngest and only child OF
the late W alter b. Jones, died last night.
The reception OF the G. G. L. Club last
night. at the residence Of HIS. PerciVal,
was a brilliant affair.
A telegram was received last evening
from Colorado, stating the severe illness
OF DR.. Noonan, OF this city.
Two temperance meetings tomorrow
al Greer's Hall, one at O'Clock ana
one AT 1880 in the evening.
The nuptials oil Miss Mamie Withers
ard Judge HaIsey, OF Memphis, are an
nounceu lor Monday morning,
Hon. q. &. Perkins and w. W. Cleary
leave this evening tor Mt. Olivet to hold
Criminal Court for Robertson County.
James Rouse has recovered the horse
that was supposed to have been stolen
from him Thursday night at Ludlow.
The case Of Valentine against Closter-
man in the Circuit Court, was decided
in favor of the plaintIf yesterday. The
suit was lor the recovery Of horse and
wagon.
Alta dance in Butler Station, in Pen
uleton County Thursday night, Thomas
Moore stabbed Billy Fields in a manner
that willin all probability result in his
death. Moore mas left the county.
Uncle Berry Connolly has accepted
the generous proposition of MI. Willen-
brink, and gave up the keys OF the Jail
this morning. Tho proposition ia, that
Connolly gets one-half OF the fees for
county prisoners.
Henry Hufnagel was arraigned before
'Squres DuYenlck and Tebbs thisSmorn'
ing on the charge OF shooting with in
tent to kill, and waived an examination,
aud his proposition to give $4,000 bail
was accepted, the bond signed, and the
accused released from custody.
Mr.. James g. Gedge, one Of the oldest
citizens Of CoVington, died this morning
of ossItication OF the heart. Deceased W as
II man with an immaculate character,
and was well respected by all who knew
him. His remains will be inferred at
Highland Cemetery Monday afternoon.
NEWPORT.
Chaucery Court convenes Monday.
W0rkingmen's meeting at Red Meu's
Hall Sunday AFTERNOON.
Criminal Court adjourned over this
morning 70 the May term.
Rev, W. W. Tinker will preach to-
morrow morning aud evening OF the
First Baptist Church.
Messrs. T. Widrig, FL. G. Timberlake
n a rn fha. Rs ~ npNtl
sioners for the May term Of the Crlmi-
Rat Court.
Mrs. Wenzel, of Johns Hill, was
evening on Tibbatts street, Dut luckily
She was only slightly injured.
The Kaelin Dramatic Club Will give an
entertainments tomorrow and Tuesday
evenings at Red Mems Hall for tho ben
eft OF the orphans at Cold Springs.
MIR. N. Rolf identified Frank Hi"key
this morning as one Of the parry who
broke into his residence several weeks
Rgo and robbed him Of two gold watches.
MIR. Michael Rea, keeper OF the fur
mace at SWitu's iron and steel works,
was badly injured last evening by the
falling OF portion of the tall smoke
stack at the blast furnace.
Thieves last evening entered the resi-.
dence OF Captain }. L. Williamson,
while the family were at supper, and
stole about 5000 worth OF jewelry belong.
ing TO Miss Dell Williamson and Mrs.
Coz. T. Is. Spence.
The only case called in the Criminal
Court this morning was that OF Lewis
Emmert, who was charged with petit
larceny, in stealing 10 cents worth OF
lime from Charley Spinks. The Jury
found Emmert not guilty.
The Court of Appeals has reversed the
orAer OF The Chancery Court, made u
year ago, confirming the sale of the Cav
lord Iron anu Pipe Foundry, in this city,
TO Mr.. A. y. Brannin, of Louisville, ana
directed the sale 10 be set aside.
Henry Brown and Dick Wheeler were
taken in night before last by Officers
Flynn and Creighton, the former on the
charge OF har0orlng thieves, aud the la
ter for vagrancy. They were dosed S25
and COSTS eaon, and put under bonds TO
keep the peace.
mass temperance meeting will be
held in the Courthouse Tomorrow at
ternOon al 2 o'clock, and in the evening
at 7. Ministers ana all interested in the
cause are invited 10 attend. The meet
ing will be addressed by the following
gentlemen: A. q. Williams, of New
York; N. +. Blake, OF Portland, Maine;
Prof McGlnnis, and several other prom
Inent speakers.
The following are candidates for the
Ponitentary: Henry Brown, burglary,
IN years; John Stephens, same, 2
years; James Tillls and Joshua
Illlls, grand larceny, years each; W.
II. Greenwood, forgery. years; George
Crambert. same, 2 years. Common
wealth against A.. L. Clark. carrying
concealed weapons, $25 fine; Manon,
same, $25 fine; George Elkard, same. $25.
At the annual communication of New
port Commandery, No. Is. held at their
Asylum last evening, the following oft
GERS were elected E. 8. Runnels, &. T.. ;
Il. II. Thornton, General; j. A. Ackley,
GO; W. Il. Gale, Prelate; j. A. Cas-
sell, 5. w.; j. ). Ducker, j. W.; j. ].
Raipe, Treasurer; ii. #. SchradeI, R.
ooruef; W. ID. Smith, Standard-bear re- e,
A. La%%s, sword bearer. l.. Bossard, W.
;. Soaring, Z. OF g.; Thomas Dixon,
Trustee.
LUDLOW, KF.
Captain James Barnett, a deserving
youug gentleman of this city. mas been
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