The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-30

lnoS. farran, Pat Hayden, VIM. Slike and 4.
Doyle, robbery, years and costs.
Harry Newell, burglary, 2 years.
Chas. Wlls0n, shooting, &c, 2years.
W. 0Brien, George Bell and Joe Ienhayt. bnr-
glary, plea withdrawn, 30 days and 500.
John Kerwin, burglary, 8 years.
Fred. Fntsch, nlanslaughter, years aud oost&.
Michael Fogarty, manslaughter, years.
ChaS. Ferguson, cutting, etc, so and costs.
John Gales, shooting etc. (plea of assault and
battery accepted), months and costs.
Chas. McCabe and VIM Lyons, burglary -
and costs.
Pierce Logan, arson, 2 years and costs.
Miss D!cKEY brought suit yesterday against tho
Spencer y Craig Printing Works, on the charge
that they have alleged that she is the plaintiff n
two suits now pending against John B. Tytus-oae
tor breach OF promise of marriage, which hzS
been tried, and the other charging said Tytuz
with being the father of her child. She also
charges part of the firm with being engaged in
writing, illustrating and publishing iewd and
indecent book. purporting TO give history OF the
trial and she asks that they be enjoined from
doing The damages she places at $4,000. anda
temporary order was granted by Judge Buruet to
hold until the trial.
| THE following persons were elected at meeting.
OF the shareholders of the President, Trustees and
Faculty of the Cincinnati College at the electioa
| held yesterday; For Trustees-Robert Buchanaa,
Samuel B; Bishop, samuel J. Broadweil, Juiius
Dexter, John Davis, MD, E. W. Kittredge Geousc
Marcellus B. Hagans, Right Rev. Thomas A jag.
gar DID,, Rufus King Joseph Longworth, Samuel
Lowry Edward d D; Mansfield. Stanley Matthew
ward Sargent Elkanah Williams, MD.
THE Standard Club of Cincinnati was organized
last evening and elected the following officers for
| the ensuing term President, Phil. Blume; viee
President Morris Liebenstein; Treasurer. Feiix
Trustees, Charles A. Loeb. E. Fogel Morris q.
Eyman, Sam. R. Wolf, Phil Blume, Aaron BioesC
Librarians, Henry A. Sensheimer. Phil. Marc3.
The object of this Society is social and draInatis
| rnrtlyr nxu<dfr ~
furnished meeting rooms at 236 Vine street.
A MAN named H. G. Wagner, who claims to tso
| from Rochester, N. Y, attempted bold theft nj
| steinkamps drygoods store No. 4SS Main stree,
entered n % fSe Store "if Ro0f E cs@sd shGss an NJ
while pretending to be looking over some goods,
slipped bolt of silk valued at $65 under his cost
and made his exit, but had no more than Reached
| the sidewalk, before officer A. Schafer Wa
| called and Wagner was conducted to the Bremen
street Station.
IT is now stated that Mr.. Clark, the juror in the
TytuS- Dckey case who seems to regret the yerii4
which he gave, Is an uncle of Mr.. Todhunter, one
of the attorneys for the defense. It is also af-
| tirmed that when the jury was sworn and the
Judge asked if any of them were related ON either
side in any way, Mr.. Clark made no answer. The
attorneys for the plaintiff will try little low ON
him, if possible.
MORE careful review of the circumstances
has lead the friends of Ex-Congressnlan Vance To
give up the theory of his suicide, and lean more
| some real or fancied financial difficulties, added
to which were the fears of some developments af
Washington. The friends of Colonel Vance lefe
Cincinnati yesterday it is supposed for St Lou1s.
You go yoar own way and go mne." is wilsk
| Christian Haryin, of 965 Eastern avenue, said 70
his newly welded wife, Miss Carrie Derloiter, Of
40 Liberty street, last evening after Squire Doss-
| mann tied the knot Christ. had shortly before
this epoch in his life been sued by Carrie undx
the bastardy act, and he took this course to avoid
| going to Jail.
! CORONER MALEY resumed the taking of tcstimo-
ny in the Martin poisoning case yesterday.-tf tfn-
! GUrer
Get out; we have faint recollection that d..
Maley was relieved OF the CorDneiship on the la
Of January, 1877.
THERE were 66 deaths reported at the Health
Office during the week up to II m., against IS NJ
| the same hour last week. OF these were from
pneumonia, from consumption, from scor4
fever from apopleXy, 8 from accidental callses z
from measles, and each from typhoid fever and
diphtheria,
AT recent meeting of the stockholders of R0uie
No 10 the following Directors were elected iSr ths
ensuing year. C. H. Gould, VIM. M. Ramsey, Josh-
ua H. Bates James E. Mooney. Henry KepieT 8.
NJ. Lemont, G. B. Kerper. G. b. Kerper was elect.
ed President and J. R. Murdoch Secretary.
THE District Attorney brought suit in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday against Moses Y.
Counts, John G. Mitchell, Joshua H. Horton. Ex.
Gaugers, and their bondsinen, on the charge I'd
being connected with the late Tlppecanoe whisty
crookedness.
Mr.. ]. EMMETT, the star now playing Mt thr
Grand Opera-house, has filed Chancery hill 10
the United States Circuit Court, to restrain Hel-
mick, the music dealer. from publishing and scll
ing the Lullaby song which he claims to have
purchased
In the case of Ohio against Charles E. Dimmits.
charged with robbing the Clermont County
Treasury of $4,000 on the 10th of November laSt.
the jury were sWorn and the examination of wit
ncSSeS begun.
JUDGE WILSON this morning dismissed the case
of John Safer, who arrested in the CourtsFec4
Market on the charge of selling oleona1garina
on the ground that the statutes did not cover the
case.
A MAN under the influence of liquor was killed
on the Louisville Shortline Railroad north If
Maurice Station, last evening, by attempting to
cross the track i'll front OF an approaching train.
STEPHEN PRICE, the blind negro who is chargod
with cutting u man named Sanders with intani 1,
kill, in boarding house on Fast Sixth street few
weeks ago. was held to answer this morning
HESTER CLARK, whose bad house on Blk xth streaS
was pulled short time ago, was fined S25 this
morning; and the four maidens who were arrested
with her PAID - each.
GEORGE FACY, young man, yesterday had his
right hand caught III jointer at Waters & R.r-
retts factory corner OF Ninth and Freeman streeis
and lost two fingers
THE finder of the rope ladder, belonging TO the
city which was lost on the street yesterday is re-
quescd to return the same TO the Board OF Public
Works Office.
Mr.. GEO. L. WHITING, OF Boston, who has the
reputation OF being equal to any org;nist in the
country, has been secured for the May FestiYd
Concerts.
A MAN named Chas Kortgardner, living on the
old Delhi Road, SedamsvlTe was found dead in
bed this morning by his wife Coroner Stitch Eos
notified.
VETERAN from the Dayton Soldiers Homo,
named Charles Brown, sixty years of age was a
safe-keepcr at Hammond-street Staton-house last
night
MOSES TRIBUE was held to answer this morn
ing on the charge of cutting Andrew slaughter,
with intent to kill, at Is Carr street, short tMc
ago.
JAS MELVILLE, a late resident of Crosby
Township, was yesterday adjudged insane in the
Probate Court and ordered to Lengview Asylum
THE suit of the ladies of the Wallner Theater
Company against Mr.. Wallner for the collectn of
wages, was argued before Squire Erkel to-day.
THE cornerstone of the First Ge m n EYaR-
gelical Lutheran St. Peters Church, al Pleasant
Ridge, will be laid tomorrow afternoon.
NICK MILLER who day before yesterday escaped
from Longview Asylum, was rccaptured and r-
turned to that institution to-day.
MEETING of boss carpenters was held this at-
ternoon at the Builders Exchange No SIS West
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