The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-19

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'Eclecticism in Kentucky"
The four lads, mention Of whose arrest .
was made in yes erdav's STAR, charged with i
stones at passing trains were dis
missed this morning the prosecuting wit !
ness failing to appear
Colonel Brown, United States Army. is |
having The esplanade and band stand on
Front street, fronting the Barracks, fitted !
up in grand style. We understand that
Captain Narcotic, United States Army, is |
perfccting arrangements with Professor
AIchael's Band TO have q concert once n
week on the grounds.
Col. X. w. Nelson reached home from
Frankfort last evening. In an interview |
with the Colonel this morning in regard 10
the lhree lads, Frank Schoen!aub, Louis
Miller aud VIM. Trautman. in whose be-
half he visited Gov Mctrc;uy that clcmcn
cy might he extended in their favor, he re-
ports that His Excellency, although favora-
Bile to pardoning the LADS will not do so at
present but will take the matter under con-
1t is n noteworthy fact that the
Governor promised as much over two years
ago IN the same cases.
Robert Hallam, ten-year-old son of
Judge j. r. lIallam, skipped out last night
to seek his fortune elsewhere. A dispatch
reached Mr. Hallam yes erday from the CITY
marshal of Brookville Ind, stating that his
son was there, and that he would send him
home The Judge proceeded to the | &.
depot at Cincinnati at 1890 last night to
met the train, and there found his darling
son; but 10, and behold, he bad no sooner
laid eyes on him than the youngster skipped
again, since which time he has not been
heard from.
COLUMBIA, o.
The croquet season has opened.
Mr.. viii. Henley, of Chicago, visited his
friends here last Sunday.
Mr. Steve Mears icc-cream saloon is in
full blast. Steve's ice-creum can't be eX-
celled.
Now that the weather is getting warm
swimming is becoming very popular with
the boys.
Miss Irene T.. Steddom is rusticating
among friends and relatives in and about
Richmond, Indiana.
Quite a number Of persons from here will
visit the concert given by the Choral Society
at Prices Hill this evening.
Prayer meeting this evening at the Con-
grcgaIional Church at8o'clock sharp Sub
ieci for consideration: what constitutes a
good prayer meeting"
The odor almost constantly flowing from
the prussate potash factory is becoming
more and more uncomfortable as warm
weather approaches. 1t should be reported
to the Sanitary police that they may inspect
the place. If nothing can be availed i'll this
way Mr.. Mead should respect the wishes of
his tenants and have the stink factory
removed from his premises forthwith.
Everybody denounCes it as Il nuisance to
the community.
SPisuNGFl GGLD, o.
There is an attempt being made to estab-
liSh camp of the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America.
Tomorrow the Champion City Guards &c
| to South Charleston to at end the military
picnic there. A huge time is expected.
Emerson Traeber, indicted for passing
forged orders, was sentenced yesterday tc
eighteen months imprisonment i'll the Pen
itentiary.
The Springfield Choral Union gave {
concert tonight in Aliens Hall to a fair
sized audience. The Union improves Will
each concert.
Willis Johnston, colored, indicted for as
sault with pistol was convicted and sen
fenced to three months imprisonment il
the County Jail.
The Sunday schools of the First and Sec
ond Presbyterian churches will make an ex
cursion to the Soldiers Home, Dayton, Oh
Friday, June 2lst
To-day the case of Patrick Yarrow,
charged with attempted rape upon Rachae
Cohen, attracted all the idlers of the town
The case was ripe and rich, and the auditor:
were intensely interested. They pro
nounced it Simply immense. The tria
is still in progress
The Mayors Court to-day was again in
terestihg. At 10 o'clock a. M, a telegram
was received by the officers here, ordering
the arrest of young colored man nance
Morris Heloy. Learning that Heloy was {
bad character to tackle, the officers ap
preached him warily, but easily arrested
him. He is charged with the rape of a col
ored girl nine years of age, in Covington
Ky. Heloy readily consented to be taker
to Covington, saying that he was witt
the girl on the day of the alleged
rape, that he was not guilty, and that whel
he left her there was another col0red mar
with her. Heloy is q well-built negro o
twcnty-three years, and has not an un
pleasant face The officers started with hin
for Covington on the l:52 p. M train
Just as the officers had succeeded il
getting Ieloy to the depot, policeman wa
seen actively chasing some one in that vi
cinity. Immediatelyag great crowd followed
thinking that perhaps the prisoner had es
capped 1t proved that bad boy had broker
away from his mother and she had urged thu
policeman to give chase. The lad is threat
cmed by his mother with the 'Reforn
Farm"
LEXINGTON. Ky.
No trot on Tuesday. The track wa
heavy and the weather threatening.
Give the Workingmen chance and yol
will see them elect their men in August.
A little grand daughter of Mr.. Klarinee
is dangerously i'll with the typhoid fevel
Mr.. S. P. Kenney, an old citizen, died a
his home in this city Monday, after shor
and painful illness.
The old store-room on the corner @
Water and Upper street is being torn down
to give place to two nice business houses.
A thief entered the store of Mrs Tweedy
on the corner of Broadway and Secon
streets yesterday, and carried off thre
water buckets and quantity of soap.
DAYTON, KY.
Scott Fowler's case was again continued
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