The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-10
THE DAILY STAR
COvINGTON.

We are happy to state that Squire A. ].
Francis is convaesClng.
5 The Post-ofiices at White House and Ry-
land Station have been discontinued.
W. l., Riddle, editor of the Burlington
Recorder, was in the city to-day; also w.
W. SmitIl Of Cynthiana.
POLICE CorRT-Wm. Dempsey, breach of
the peace, $j3; Sam. Cunningham obstruct-
ing streets "a George Moore, disorderly
conduct, S3.
The Eleventh Commandment" is the
rather startling subject of the sermon by
Rev. j. II. Hartley, Universalist. at Odd
fellows Hall tomorrow at 3 clock.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court to-
dav By George Phillips heirs and children,
RSkin- that the sale of stocks made by the
Master Commissioner of their stocks be set
aside.
A portion of the Main-street Sewer caved
in this morning, and caught workman
named Mike Ford, of Cincinnati. and
bruised him up in frghtful manner.
Several of the other workmen were also
injured.
The Grand Jury reported the following
cases dismissed: John Vastine, false swear
ing Alfred Burlew, stealing from Strei-
beck; George Delaney, C lored horse steal
ing from VIM. Greenebaum; Thomas Flynn,
and b. Reg II, burglary at Carl Wenzels
stable at Eleventh and Greenup streets.
Tomorrow, the various German Roman
Catholic Benevolent Societies will celebrate
heir anniversary. In the morning the
members of the Societies will take commu-
Mon at the different churches. A grand
parade will take place in the afternoon
through the principal thoroughfares of the
city, after which Rev. Father Hunt of
Aurora, Ind, will preach sermon adapted
10 the occasion at st. Al"ysius Church.
Mr.. Joseph +. Endress will act as Grand
Marshal, assisted by Henry Kunst, of the
st. Bernard Society; Fred. Fischer, OF st.
Benedictus Society; August Temmerding,
Of st. Georges Society; VIM Never, of st.
Johns Society, and Peter Hoffman. of st.
Aloysius' Society. Theodore Week will
be the Commander OF the St Georges
knights.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Milton Mclaughlin
was arraigned for sentence and stated that
If he could have obtained witnesses he
would have been cleared; but the word IF
killed him and he took his medicine for
two years. Burton Hathaway was ar
raigned and sentenced. He took his SEN
Court for the kindness they had extended
their child, and the light sentence the iury
had passed ON their son. Messrs. Charles
Asmnn, i. ]. Merckev. and $. T. Laird
we're appointed as jury Commissioners.
The Grand Jury presented its final report
HIS morning. Their report showed that
they had visited all the public offices and
buildings and found them in good cond-
lion, except the Jail. Trey have been in
lession six days found sixteen indictments
and dismissed cisht cases, and examined
sixty-eight witnesses and recommend the
erection of county iail for the confne-
mrnt Of prisoners who commit petty
Otlenscs
The Grand Iurv ranor+od ;rd;c+r,onteo oe
FOL ows: Milton McIaughlin, petit larceny
stealing tools from IL. Streibeck; Il. NJ.
Boardman. Of the Commonwealth Dstribu-
10 t.o'l "t'l@" y, Vehu'l'E Ioi'GrN tickets re-
tei t l,''l,, -; h'tl'i.cr a.u HehlE N"'teh-
,t anu 'r''Ie pom
at bet ,nnrsev Statinn(, Io',isville Cincin.
noti and Ipyjnotou RnilrnnJ Cnmnonv oh-
ytrurtinr the eyecutinn of Inv n removino
from this cnnfv and nrevcnriuc an inouest
upon the body of man lately run over on
said road Theodore TUhermcS, ten
}. ii. T"gge, two for selling liquor to
minors j. b. M"lhers, same otfense; James
P'!ln'''' anu htIils" nllI''al', seii'nS
,"' t'' l"a''''.gs Vi q""l' anu II, "PMaIu
M!''l'.e 49, " eouItH l'Vr.se' oto'se ". nm
a'''1 "a "t'e!,Te, M D"e' ep sumo o,iense ''
NJ. NJ ocn''l'her' Same "neHse; Alexander
L, N Criglr same of1ensr. Tho Witnesses
in these latter cases are George Johnson "
II. A lden. II, II. Ppnkhaus .jobp Ten Eyck
"petp " Mudd, Edward Bmitt and Harry
Walton.
EEwPORr
1t was August Gockemever Jr and NOT
Senior. as published. who was arrested yes.
terdav,
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CI.i I'ts ,,ioiay''eu oult ytSteFuaS against
Ii,IatS :.,a, oci'i'loef lof pack TAX amounting
heienl, HliotIEeii'er from Clh-
ei''''"'', was run run III 'ills morning on
C"'' He VI Peu'i'''s Without llcelse'
BY reference to our local columns the
names of several Newport bloods were sent
to the Work house in Cincinnati this morn
'HS
The alarm from Box :, shortly before -
o'clock to-day was OCcasioned by small