The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-02
CONVICTION.

Fire-crackcrs, boys, puG no guns VI
pistols.
Miss Katie johnson is home from Louis
vile.
Mr.. James Ernst and bride returned home
this morning
Judge I. Jeff Phelps and bride have re-
turned TO the city.
Diamond Lodge A. 0. q. w. does not
meet Thursday night.
Miss lou Dryden of Glendale, is the guest
of Miss Emma Thomas.
T. R. Goodhart was fined S. in the Police
Court this morning for disorderiy conduct
Col. Booker exonerates Frank Berte from
anv malicious intentions on him the other
night.
Bad bows stole the money bag from Mr..
D, Millers grocery, corner Of Madison and
Third streets, yesterday. Loss, 80 oo
The damage suit of Paul Merkle against
John Steidler for $50, for being thrown out
of bar-room. resulted in a verdict for the
defendant this morning.
Miss Lizzie Menke died very suddenly
Sunday, and her funeral, which took place
this morning from tN AlOysius' Church,
was attended by large number of friends
that she had won by her amiable DISPOSE
ton.
County CouRT.-L. Dieterman, granted
naturalization papers; Licking River Lum-
Der d Mining Company, released from pay
ment of State taxes on $4,000, they as an
incorporated company having paid 1t direct
to the Auditor.
w. II. David. the periodical King" No.
S03 Madison street, is the only neWsdeaer
who dishes up the STAR to the public, red
hot from the press. He is noted for dealing
in the cream of literature, and his popu-
larity is daily increasing.
That unfortunate young merchant, c. w.
Hawlev, ESQ, succumbed to the hard times
again this morning Mr.. A. II. Hinkle, his
landlord, caused distress warrant to issue
for $t2O rent which was placed in the
hands of Constable Gilligan, who proceeded
to levy the same; whereupon Mr.. HaWley
repaired to the County Clerks office and
made an assignment to Elnnell ID. Madeira
for the benefit Of his creditors.
Ambrose Rusk resident of this city
while on his way home from New Orlcan:
on the steamer Chas Morgan, fell into the
hold last Friday night when the boat wa:
above Cairo and broke his neck. He dice
ina4ew minutes. His body was taken tC
Smithland Ky, and sent ashore on the
wood boat and buried without all inquest
religious services, or anything else let
ter addressed to his folks in this city wa
found on his person.
Joe Williams, notorious character wa
arrested yesterday by Officer McGraw on {
warrant sworn out by Kate Ressenning
charging him with an attempt to commit
rape upon her He met her near the Sta
Baseball Ground and asked her to take
walk, which she refused He then graspec
her and pulled her down in a hollow, anC
would no doubt have accomplished his pur
pose but for the timely appearance of neigh
bors who were attracted by her cries 70
help. Kate is domestic in the employ o
Vim. Spencer, of the firm of Spencer
Craig, in Cincinnati. Williams trial take
place this afternoon.
NEWPORT.
The troops left last night for Atlanta.
Rev Henry d. Moore paid Newport
visit this morning.
Capt Bowers is recovering from his a
tack of cholera morbus.
W. C. Haincs addressed the Workingme
at the Courthouse last night
Mrs B. Shea, of York street, is visitin
friends at La Grange, Kentucky.
Deputy Sheriff John White was at hi
post this morning after several days of ST
we're illness.
The Van Voast Guards met last night fc
drill. Only about sixteen members al
, swered to roll-call.
Treasurer Lock will meet the teachers
. the Ringgold-street School-house this afte
noon and pay them off
Charles Patrick employed in Hengnecke
stone yard lost finger yesterday from
large stone falling upon it.
| Rev. Frank Halam, son of Judge ].
| Hallam, and rector of st. Paups Churcl
I Selma Ala, is visiting his home and man
I friends.
H At the regular meeting of the Scho
Board last night Treasurer Lock presente
I his report showing cash Oh hand to da
$2,20962
Ollie Mauget, the little son of Char
Mauget, the merchant tailor, fell at the ne
turn-tablc on Madison street yesterday, al
cut dangerous cash in his head
Charles Wilkins and John Caffrey, whi
fishing yesterday in the Ohio opposite Il
Licking, succeeded in hauling in three bu
falo fish, weighing in the aggregate sixt
five pounds.
One of the mules attached to car No. /
of the White Line, took fright at paSsil
train near the foot of the bridge, this NOR
ing, and succeeded i'll breaking the pole al
raising rumpus generally
]. Fl. Anderson, member of the Scho
Board from the Fifth Ward, displays
very ugly cut over the left eye, which
still more ugly from the fact that it W
caused by fellow member w. X. We:
from the Fifth Ward, who brought his ca
into close contact with the injured eye.
During the ruction Sunday night in Il
neighborhood of Moss and Southga
streets as mentioned in yesterdays Sra
Michael Brady had his left leg fractured /
low the knee. Mike accuses Anthony NJ
lone of knocking him down and causing t
fracture, for which he swore ont warra
for Malones arrest The charge of assat
and battery is cAaked against him, and
case contained till tomorrow.
The residents ofTodd street appeared We
anxious about year ago to have wat
mains put down on their street, and to pl
cure that they were in earnest, and pro
n nacl ON, tla I,l elia,a nf I