The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

The jury retired, and after half hours delb era
ton agreed to disagree, being unable to come to
any conclusion as to whether the language made
use OF by Webber was breach Of the peace, as
charged in the warrant; and the Prosecuting At
torney ordered his discharge, which the Court
agreed TO- Then Edgar with, the pomposity and
assurance of an O'Connor, or the dignity OF
Chief Justice, entered motion that Brown and
Linet be also discharged The Court was lhun-
derstruck al the sudden change OF affairs the case
had taken, aud was in a dilemma as to what course
to pursue. The dignity of the Court and
the protection OF the officers in the discharge
OF their duty were at stake, but The Court
in moment OF anguish looked over
his glasses and concurred in the motion. What
the up-shot OF these proceedings will be, can be
seen at a glance by the action OF the three young
men this morning. They went before Squire
Maphet and sw0re oui warrants against Chief Cot
tingham and the two policemen for false i'm
priSonment.
DAYTON. KY.
Miss Jessie Lambe is visiting friends in
Richmond, Ind.
Mr. r s, Noble, the artist, is sojourning
at Greensburg, Ind
Bob. Bean goes to Augusta, KY, on the
excursion tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Skillman will preach at the Bap-
tist Church tomorrow.
Bonte's rope factory, now in full opera
ton, employs fifty men and boys
The accomplished Miss Emma Marsh has
returned from pleasant visit to Cynthi-
ana, Ky.
Mr. Hugh Moore and family returned
home last night from a pleasant visit to
Detroit Mich.
Regular services at the Methodist Church
tomorrow, morning and evening" Rev. l..
Saunders officiating.
The funeral of Miss Fannie Raymond
took place from her fathers residence at
/ o'clock this afternoon.
1t is announced that Wednesday week
G. w. Ross, of Bellevue, will be matrimo-
nially linked to Dayton girl.
One of the dummies jumped the track
to-day and switched off into the cornield
where it is hoped Shaffer will bury it.
The Good Templars met last night in reg
ular session. Prof. McGinniss made fine
speech, and the Hungry -Four sang hun
cry duet to hungry crowd. No arrests.
Miss Hattie Foster returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to New York State
Her father remains there, and his health is
improving under the healing influence of
Mineral Spring waters.
The First Presbyterian Church have se-
cured as pastor Rev. ]. N. Erwin
and there will be preaching regularly
morning and evening at their
church on Third street. This church owns
valuable lot on Terrace avenue and will
soon commence the erection of a fine, large
church editice, which will be elegant as
well as commodlous.
MT. CARMEL, o.
A grand picnic also takes place at Glenn
Este near this place to-day.
Mayor L. d. Phillips is doing good work
throughout this corporation.
The great Harvest Home Festival takes
place to-day at Edward Grove, near New.
town, and a large attendance is anticipated.
Ex'Squire Pendriget will make an excel.
lent County Treasurer, and let it be herald
ed throughout the County OF Clermont that
he is a candidate.
izen of Clermont County, is lying seriously
i'll at his residence in this place, and his
friends despair of his recovery.
A few days since horse belonging to DR..
b. Wltham attached to a gig, in which the
Doctor was riding, took fright at something
at Hinsches' Brewery, and ran away, throw.
ing the Doctor out, and he holding fast tc
the rens was dragged about one hundred
yards, when he ran into a wire fence and
was stopped. The Doctor was not, strange
to say seriously hurt.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mr.. Spence Reeves gives another picnic
and excursion at Parlor Grove tomorrow.
Another large party is organized to visit
"Pinafore" at the Geological Garden to-mor.
row afternoon.
Rev. +. L. Sanders will conduct the
usual services in the M. L. Church at 3;3C
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. oliver Hartwig is still sojourning at
Baton Rouge, La. Oliver does nothing but
escort the fair sex all over creation (2).
There are some men in this town who
are mad enough to bite the dauntess three
Councilmen because they voted their own
principles.
The Temperance meeting tomorrow night
will be addressed by Chas. L. Mccoy, oi
Cincinnati, and Prof. John MoGinniss, oil
Dayton, Ky.
The temperance picnic was very well at
tended on thursday ana the fnn was I'M
mense, especially so to the young people
who passed the time away in terpsichoreaU
exercises to the strains Of the music pres
ent.
In conversation with Mr.. George Wash
ington Ross on Thursday, he said the pro
posals were all in and mentioned Wednes
day week as the time and Dayton the place
where the ceremony takes place. Tht
young lady is blonde and is as handsom,
and as sweet as a cucumber
Fred. SchrafIenberger and Patsy Dono
hue got into fight evening before last be
low the creek. Andy Francis tried to MAXI
peace when the fellow with the long nam'
mauled Francis on the head several times
The latter then ran, his coat tails flying il
the air. 1t is not positively known whether
Francis has stopped running yet. No ar
rests.
A few members of Council are now bein.
pretty well cussed for their actions on tn,
Jail question on Thursday night, and i
they insist in putting the Jail on the schoo
property a popular uprising of citizen.
will ask Messrs. Anspaugh, Ratliff anC
Patchen 10 resign. The idea of erectin,
0 Jail on property that was bought specisllj
for school purposes is simply ridiculous