The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-08
COVIEGTON.

Circuit Court convened yesterday
Afternoon, Hon. j. S. Boyd presiding.
Thomas Marshall, aged ffty.seven,
was presented with twins by his wife
last night.
The rumor that Reese Todhunter, the
Wood Measurer, was dead, ls without
Foundation.
The glass-house, that has been idle for
the past three weeks, will resume opera
tions Monday.
Governor Carlisle, Congressman from
this District, starred for Washington
this morning.
The Central Kentucky Teachers Asso-
citation meet in Frankfort on Inc ION
and 10Th OF this month.
In the Police Court P. Owens, VIM.
Bryant and James Patton were fined "a
each for drunkenness.
The ladies of the Relief Union have
appointed a meeting for this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock at the Relief House.
The various successful candidates at
the late election will be sworn in Thurs
day night at the Council Chamber.
Mr.. Henry Adams, the Treasurer
eleoi, gave grand reception to his
friends at st. Joseph's Hail last night.
Ex-Congressman John N. Rice, of this
STATE, and present Librarian Of the Ma
tional House of Representatives, was in
the city yesterday.
Henry Adams, the newly-elected City
Treasurer, set an elegant spread al St.
Joseph's, free, last night, for the benefit
OF his numerous friends.
BY mistake IN yesterdays STAR 1t
was announced that Mr.. Jacob Stein
born was about to change his place Of
business. Jacobs friends will find him
now and for the future at his old stand,
The following officers were installed at
a meeting of the Good Intent Lodge, No.
1866, l. o. o. f., by e. b. Lewis, Deputy
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge of
Kentucky: Noble Grand, j. P. Hunt;
Vice Grand, j. w. Barton; Recording
secretary, Elwood Liyizey; Permanent
Secretary, A. II. Ransom; Treasurer,
Tnomas Reed.
In the County Court yesterday Sheriff
Lowe renewed his bonds as Collector Of
Revenues for 1875 with John Wasemeyer,
&. M. BediHger, james Berkle, Dan.
McCarty and Joseph Rusohe as suretles.
The bonds were approved and filed, and
the Clerk instructed TO certify the same
to the Auditor. ID. Y. BUg5y was
granted license to practice law in the
Courts OF this State. The will Of Char
lotte Dare was admitted to probate.
R3v. I, Y. Hamilton was granted license
TO sOlemnize matrimony.
NEWPORT.
The Odd-ieliowsa Funeral Aid Ass0ci-
alton will meet January 10.
The City Council will consider the
street railroad question next Thursday.
A young man named Heitz fell OH the
lee yesterday and fractured his ankle
bone. .
The Mite Society Of st. Paul P. E..
Church will meet this evening at the
residence of Mr.. Blakely, liz Mayo
street.
The Ladies' Mite Society OF Columbia
street Presbyterian Church will meet
this evening ut the residence OF d. Ii. B..
Cufin, Z q.
seMrs Robb, of Washington, avenre. of.
fers a reward OF $50 for the capture Of
the thieves who broke Into his residence
several nights, ago and robbed him OF
two gold watches and several other ar
ticles Of jewelry.
Lewis Touskwy, one OF the parties
who assaulted. Officer Brink on a picnic
boat several months ago, was arrested
In Cincinnati last night and brought TO
this city this morning, where he was
locked up. His case will be brought be-
fore the Criminal Court next Monday.
The old School Board met esterday,
and after the reading Of the inmates was
declared adjourned. The new Board
was then cajled to order, and after fix
ii;g, the salary of the Secretary and
Treasurer, the standing committees
were appointed.
The following are the names OF the
Grand Jury impaneled yesterday after
noon: z. Ii. Wilson, foreman; S. b.
II ce, Ed. Mariana, John Goesler, F..
Betz, j. q. Gadais, Phil, Sarver. Vim.
Thee, Robert Townsend, j. Nj. Kahn. II
A. SchriYer, Henry Tleman, Henry
Schultz, George Pagan, WIN. Tanahill,
j. M. Macarthur.
The old Council met yesterday, and
after adopting the minutes of the previ-
GUS meeting, adjourned. The new Couu-
Gil then met ana adopted resolutions
setting forth testimonial OF their re-
CARDS for the retiring members. The
standing committees for the year were
appointed, aud the Council adjourned.
The forgery cases against W. Green
wood were called in The Criminal Court
this morning. Mr.. Greenwood took the
stand ana made some very feeling re-
marks, during which he said while con-
fined in Jail he had reflected on the ter.
rible crimes he had committed, which
he attributed to the excessive use Of in:
toxicating drinks;-he had grieyed foi
the terrible disgrace he had brought on
his aged mother, ana had made a firm
resolution to lead a different liie In fu-
ture. He pleaded guilty to one indict,
ment out of the nine which the last
Grand Jury found against him. The
penalty for each Indictment is not less
than two years nor more than ten.
Judge Cleary instructed the jury that
he could not accept a plea OF guilty o.
one indictment, but if they would SEN
tence HIM to four years, which was
equal to two indictments, he would
quash the other eight. The jury retired
and in less than half an hour returned
with q verdict of four years At hard la
bor in The Penitentiary,
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The Galaxy is progressing all right.
The new Armory Hall is a perfec
beauty. e...-...s.,. e. -.r.t ts.