The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24

swearing, which was dismissed, Is IN pro-
gress.
Charley Schweitzer the man who emptied
bucket of tar over John Parchet, was made
to pay the costs of prosecution and put
under bonds to keep the peace for one year
Judge Harris attended to the case this
morning.
The box of miscellaneous articles for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, sent by
Mrs. +. j. Immegart to Hickman, Ken
lucky, reached its destination Monday,
dispatch to that effect from DIR. Fenke hay
ing been received by Mrs Immegart.
Monday night two sets of block and tackle
and about two hundred feet of valuable
rope, the property of Superintendent Nor
ton, were stolen from the Newport and
Covington Bridge, where they were in use
for repairing the structure.
Vests Special School Board Committee,
appointed several months ago to investigate
the Board of Examiners, charged with
showing partiality to certain teachers, met
at the Ringgold-street School-house last
evening. The evidence was unimportant.
SPKlNGFIELD. o.
Prof. Churchill tonight.
The Logansport Greys arrived to-day.
Ladies are invited to the match tomorrow.
Tom Ray and VIM. Burns were fined $40
and costs each for violating the Sunday or
dinance.
There was fearful racket at the depot
last night After the entertainment at the
Opera-house Tuesday night, "Micawber"
wanted Little Emily to go on the same
train with the rest of the troupe to Column
bus. This she positively refused to do.
After few soothing words, which will not
do to publish, the police interfered, and
they both returned to the hotel to wait for
the next train.
The Grand Jury has indicted the follow
ing: John Campbell, burglary; H. Davis
and three sons, same; W. L. Hoddy, as
sault; James Gilmore and c. Harrison, petit
larceny; Geo. Grimes, NJ. Jackson same;
Fat. Hayes, destroying promissory note;
Mcclellan Snider, shooting with intent to
XII; James Norton, ASSAULT and battery; r.
d. Shaffer bigamy; John Liggins, petit lar
ceny Morris Cushing, grand larceny; Jas.
Smith forgery; Jerry Palmer petit lar
ceny; Bridget Sullivan, assault with intent
to kill; A. Clark, assault; II. Finney, shoot
ing with intent to kill; J. West, grand lar
ceny; Mcclellan Snider, burglary; M. Rho
nemous, keeping faro bank; f. Mackly,
selling liquor to minors. Selling liquor to
be drank on the premises-C. Bradley and j.
Collis J. Dempsey, G. Bradley, j. Colhs, 4;
jacob Schollenberger. George and J. Schol-
lenberger, b. Metzgar, B. Chas. Morgan and
$. Ferguson, 2; c. Morgan, .; Steelman and
5. Drake, 2; W. Steelman, 2; Kohler, 2;
Scott Leffel, 3; Lefel and A. Crabill, 8;
Crabill, J. Ilses and A.: Cotral, 4; J. Ilges
and P. Hays, 3; W. Fullwiller and P. Hays,
2; W. Fullwiller, VIM. Burns, W. Burns
and W. Nelch 8; Burns, Welch and D.
Alappo, J. d. Johnston, Johnston and Wal
ley j. Cooney, q j. Miller and ]. F. Miller,
2; A. Ferril A; Ludwig and Anna Bosch,
Ludwig Bosch and Phil. Smith, 2; L. Bosch,
2; Ellen McCarty. 2; S. Bacharact and c.
Jackson, 2; Earnest Herman 3; Emma
Morris, 2; A. Bell, c. Hax, J. King, Emil
Thsse, Lockwood, w. Stinman NJ. Krieg-
bach, J. Betzold, Z. Munlist NJ. Rohne-
nous, c. Richardson, J. Strong, L. Eberle,
JOS. Greib, Tom Marmion, 2. Lohchuetz,
A. Bollman, G. Jackson. Three others are
yet wanted for selling to be drank on
premises where sold.
HAMILTON.
NJ P. Alston was yesterday appointed
guardian of Wharton and James Warman,
minors.
s. H. Scott was yesterday appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Belinda Ather-
ton, deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Whitten are enter
taining their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Leaven-
worth, of Leavenworth, Ind.
The grand shooting match came off yes
terday, and was witnessed by large num-
Der of citizens. A number of crack shots
from abroad took part.
Martin A. Eisele, the well-known young
clerk in DR.. Myers drug store, leaves next
Tuesday for Hot Springs, Ark, where he
intends to remain permanently.
The Dickey-Tytus case was called yester-
day in the Common Pleas, but, owing to
the absence of Thomas Millikin and Judge
Mckemy, was laid over until to-day.
In the case of the State against George
w. Strader, indicted for adultery, the de-
fendant gave bonds in the sum of $3.50 for
his appearance before the Court of Common
Pleas.
Those wishing TO spend pleasant even
ing should bear in mind that the ladies of
the United Presbyterian Church give a so
cial this evening at the residence of Mrs A.
Miller, on Second street.
The members of the Hamilton Assembly
will hold meeting tomorrow night at the
office of James g. Campbell. Officers for
the ensuing season are to be elected and
other business to be transacted.
The Young Peoples Social Union will
give its opening entertainment tonight at
the residence of Mrs. Joseph Watkins, on
Third street Music reading and essays
will be the programme for the evening.
Yesterday afternoon James Lindley, son
OF John Lindley, Esq, in attempting to
Jump from train near the shooting match
grounds, was badly injured. He was COM
ing north OH the 3:45 train, and, wishing to
attend the shooting match, jumped off
when the train was under swift motion.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
Taxpayers should bear in mind that the
County and State tax is now due Our pop
ular Sheriff, Mr.. Thomas White, is now pre-
pared to receive your money for the same.
On THE SLY-Mr. Philos d. Hopkins of
the firm of B, II. Robb & Co was married
to Miss Mary Wilson on Tuesday night.
We wish him and his bride safe and
happy journey through life.
A very interesting temperance meeting
was held last night. Mr.. Charles e. Mccoy
opened with prayer and then followed by
reading several items on drink from mad