The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-16

that the warrant issued for his arrest
contained the names of four parties
as having committed the act, which he
claimed was an impossibility under the cir
cunlstances. This the Court overruled and
the trial proceeded. Kate Benaro the
plaintiff, was first called. She said her res
idence was at Louisville, but she was on
visit to friends here. She visited the
Highland House Sunday night. In
company with several others started home
about r. When she reached the ferry
boat she was taken i'll and commenced yom-
ing. While waiting for the boat man
named Oscar Bayless, alias Humpy Jack,
persuaded her to go in skitf and finally
| forced her to go. Recognized John Piatt,
alias Kaiser John Carr Henry Strader and
Humpy Jack; they rowcd her in the skiff
up the river to the Railroad Bridge.
What followed after this is unfit for publ
cation. John Dolan, another witness, was
called, when our report closed.
&s HAMILTON.
Ira Collins and wife left yesterday for a
trip north.
Rev. P Tolliver, of the A., M. E. Church,
goes to Dayton Today to take part in the
Sunday-school convention to be held there
to-day.
The Universalist Sunday-school goes to
the Geological Garden ON the 25th inst
Round trip tickets 81 15 including admis-
sion to garden.
The City Band gives an open air concert
at the Courthouse tonight. The pro-
gramme is fine one and will no doubt be
finely rendered
Yesterday wagon containing young
calf broke down on the Suspension Bridge
and the calf got away, to the
great delight and amusement of q crowd of
boys who gave chase. 81
LEXINGTON. ky.
Hon. Thomas E. Moss is registered at the
Phoenix.
Mr.. Lawrence Viley's, in Woodford County.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Lucy Yates,
who resides on Limestone street. is no bet
| ter. . - ..s
But few cattle on the market Saturday,
and very few sold. The prices realized were
low.
The remains of Mr.. VIM. H. Erd, who
died in Texas, arrived here yesterday morn
ing.
The Baseball Club of Lexington wants
revenge; but how can they get it? That's
the question.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jeffrey and fam
lily have gone to Rock Castle Springs to
spend the summer. 's
We are pleased to announce that Mrs. M.
L. Rogers, Matron of the Home Of the
| Friendless, is convalescent.
Mrs. J. Turner, residing on Georgetown
street, and who was recently so ill of ty-
phoid fever, we are glad to say, is some bet
ter.
We are credibly informed that one year
during the war Trimble County sold to
Robert Orr and VIM. Elliott, of Cincinnati,
$47 900 worth Of blackberries. How is that
for high?
Died. at his home on Georgetown street,
on Sunday evening at o'clock, Thomas
Donigan, of consumption and heart disease.
He was tifty-three years of age and had
been great sufferer for the past seven or
eight months.
On Sunday evening, near night, white
woman was discovered lying in an insensi-
BILE condition along the lane that leads from
Limestone street to- the colored cemetery.
On examination it was found that she had
been severely beaten and left in an almost
dying condition. The guilty parties are
still at large.
death of Miss Sallie Loud. She died of con-
sumption on. Sunday evening, at o'clock,
at the residence of her brother-in-law, DR..
Floore on Maine street. She had spent her
life in the acquiring of finished education,
and had but a few weeks since returned
from Europe, where she contracted the fatal
disease. She was a young lady of superior
mind and culture, and will be sadly missed
by her many devoted friends.
| PIQUA. o.
The Hydraulic Water-works prove to be a
great advantage to the people Of Piqua this
summer.
The Grace M. E. Church, of this city, will
give an ice cream supper at Dr. Hyde's,
Thursday evening next.
The N C. T. u, of Piqua, are holding out
very well this hot weather. They were
greatly encouraged Sunday evening by a
good and profitable meeting.
SPRlNGFIE1D. o.
The gate receipts at the Fair Grounds on
Sunday were about $40. -
The pavement in front of Starrett's new
building is being laid with stone tagging
six feet wide by twelve feet long.
A portion of the wall of Ehyertt & Den
kles' brewery was crowded out of place by
a large quantity OF barley being piled
against it, and fell, bringing down part of
the roof. The loss will be about $lo6,
President A. ]. Robertson, of Sidney, and
Messrs S. 7. McMorran and Samuel Bouer-
sock, of st. Papris, and w. D. Pumpnell, of
Sidney, all connected with the Springfield
q Sidney Narrow-gauge, were at the st.
James Hotel yesterday.
The following-named delegates have been
selected to represent this city at the Judicial
Convention at Morrow on Wednesday: j. ].
Hanna, O. T, Martin, James Foley, s. A.
Bowman, Geo. H. Frey, H. R. Geiger, Q. A.
Petts, w. l.. Weaver, A. P. l.. Cochran, w.
A. Scott, J. c. Miller, 0. S. Kelly, w. H.
Hamilton, ia. Dicus, Thomas J. Pringle,
f. c. Goode, e. G. Dial and A. 7. Byers.
Flashes.
Two men named Harris and Burkhardt
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