The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-14

Ihe Hennesy case was conunued until
| next term.
Henry Lentz was ordered released from
Jail, as the Grand Jury failed to indict him.
The case of Rife and Neimier was contn-
ned until next term, and their bail fixed at
$50 in each indictment.
The case of T. ]. Phelps was called, and
on motion of the Comm Inwealth was con
tinued until next term.
| Summons were issued in the cases OF
Kennedy and Hester, Willow Run Dstillery
and Dry Creek Turnpike Company. The
cases of NJ, Klaiber, w. Gale, d. Williams,
F. Shrom and George Hart we're continued,
and their bail fixed at 500 each.
| The following prisoners, sentenced at the
present term of this Court were arraigned
for sentence: Joe Warner, 2 wears. Frank
Hickey, 81 years; Dick Bryant, murder,
10 years; F. Stark, larceny 1S months;
John Sellman, 3 years; he stated that he
was persuaded 10 plead guilty, but that did
not save him; George Mckinney, rape, 20
| years.
Judge Perkins, after instructfng them on
the benefits of good behavior, ins ructed
the Jailer to take them back to their quar-
ters. They will be taken to the Penten-
| tiary next week.
George w. Hill, P. p McVeigh and p.
Nodler were appointed as Jury Commits
| sioners
| A motion for new trial in the case of C.
Is. De Malmedy was heard and overruled
| Court adjourned until the next term.
NEWPORT.
The Workingmen will celebrate the
Fourth OF July with a. picnic at odd-fel-
lows Grove.
Swift's Iron and Steel Works received an
order yesterday for fiji cen hundred tons of
| extra heavy railroad IRON
Delegations from this city and Cincinnati
will attend the Workingmen's mass meet
ing al Dayton tomorrow night.
The little folks of tive Public Schools, in
company with their teachers, are taking in
the wonders of the Zoo-Zoo to-day.
The Concordia Singing Society will give
one of their elegant picnics at the Highland
House in Cincinnati next Tuesday.
Mrs Ware, an old lady living at the cor
der of Saratoga and Mayo streets fell down
stairs on Wednesday and fractured her
ankle.
| Officer Boyd arrested Tom Carlisle this
morning on suspicion, he having lot of
brass boxes belonging to the Dayton dunn
mics in his possession.
| Rev. Father Anthony Altman yesterday
celebrated his namesday at St. Stephens
| Church. The Reverend Father received
number of valuable presents.
Colonel r. W. Nelson is in receipt of an
invitation from the officials and members
of the Barof the STATE of Illinois, to Join
them in fishing excursion along the banks
of the Illinois River at Havana, commenc-
ing June Dist.
The Presbyterian Mite Society were de-
lightfully entertained last evening at the
residence Of Mr. FL. Immegart, on Bellevue
street. The programme consisted of vocal
and instrumental music, readings recita-
tons, &c, all of which were admirably rem
dered.
CIRCUIT COURT - The case of Maggie
Hiland against the Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception and the case of Mary But
Ter against the same were submitted to the
Court on the demurrer of defendants TO the
petition of plaintiffs. The Judge took the
case under advisement, and will render his
decision tomorrow morning.
+ The Cynthiana News of yesterday, in its
report of the proceedings at the decoration
of Soldiers graves at, Battle Grove Gene
terry, refers to Hon. A. s. Berry's Grafton as
follows: "Mr Berrys address was listened
to with profound attention throughout. 1t
was chaste and beautiful in language, and
Its conceptions happy and appropriate. The
tone OF the speech commended it to every
one present, and we wish we could present
our readers with some Of its noble senti-
mentS"
DAYTON. KN.
The Labor party will hold mass-meetng
at the dummy depot tomorrow night.
One of the dummies caught fire yester-
day, to the great CONSERVATION of the pas
sengers. Loss trif1ing.
The English speaking Catholics, of Day
ton and Bellevue, met at Mr. Spillman's
residence Sunday afternoon at . p. m., on
important business.
MILFORD, o.
A. M. Benjamin, of Richmond, Ind, was
in town yesterday.
The Mianlis will cross bats with the Reds,
of Batavia, Ohio on next Saturday
One of Boss Megrue's teams got frightened
and runaway ensued. Damage slight.
Col. VIM. Gore, Chief Engineer of the G.
q f. R. R., is registered at the Jackson
House.
Miss Agnes and Grace McGrew of Wash
ington, d. G., are visiting Miss Emma Fos-
ter at this place
Mr. Fl. r. Bailey and WIFE, of Cleveland,
Ohio, were in town last week, the guests Of
Mrs. III. G. Catch.
A tramp stopped at Charles Nold's stable
to rest, last Monday and died in short
time. Death was caused by exposure.
SPRINGFIELD, d.
Work has been begun on the new Lelfcll
shops.
The Central NJ. T.. Church had a pleasant
social at W. II. Houck's last evening.
Judge West spent few hours in the city
yesterday on his way to Bellefontaine
There were twenty-seven signers at the |
Murphy meeting on Wednesday night
The alarm of fire yesterday was caused by |
a displacement of the internal arrangement |
of Box Z.
The handsome fence which is being built |
about Mr.. John Foes residence is about
1t is the finest fence in the |
city.
A man named Davis raised quite
rumpus on Spring street yesterday. He
threw hatchet at his wife, who returned