The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23

out and badly bruised up. His face and
head received several gashes by coming in
contact with the sharp stones in the gutter.
John Dunegan was cleaning a revolvez
Sunday night when the weapon was acci.
dentally discharged and the ball took effaeN
in the feshy part of John Herron's ID
while standing close by. DIR. Davis wss
called in but as yet has been unable to a.
tract the ball
The large circle of friends of Mr.. Geosyo
t. Guy, of East Newport, will extend tlsk
sympathy in his sad bereavement-thel loQ
OF his little son, Barry Taylor Guy whD
died last evening. Mr.. Guys lot is made
doubly sad, as it is but two months snco
he buried his devoted wife.
Marshal Thatcher, of Alexandra, v,u
placed under $500 bonds yesterday to an.
swer on the charge of suffering prisoner
to escape. His sister signed the bond,
Thatcher was also fined $35 for contempt ol
court in failing to obey process Hin
SQUIRREL hunt was of short duration.
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The members OF tn. Democratic E1ecs.
tive Committee of Campbell County are 70.
spectfully requested to meet at my offius
on Friday evening, September 26th, ls70
at o'clock, p m. A full meeting is desired
as some matters of Importance are to II
attended to. r. W. NELSON,
Charman.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Com.
missioner to Johanna Bryan, parts of lotg
!64 and l65 in original addition, rs fee1
'front.', on the north side of Southgate street
between Saratoga and East Row, $500,
same to Ezra Whitehouse, parts of Lot No
DO IN Parker's subdivision, q n feet front
on Walnut street, between Patterson Az
Isabella, $500.
The Grand Jury made It's final reporl
this morning. There is nothing remark.
able in the makeup of the document from
that OF former reports. They found "a
true bills, dismissed IS cases. examined
the Courthouse inclosure and Pubiiu
Buildings: They recommended that \
small appropriation be made to repair ths
lnclosure OF the Courthouse, and that IN
additional amount of bedding be furnished
the prisoners in the Jail.
The meeting of the Young Mems Inds.
pendent Club last night was largely at.
tended. Frank Edgar was elected perrns.
nent Secretary. A majority of the mem-
bers ignored the invitation extended to ioin
the conference of Democrats and Repabik
ans, from the fact that it was but verbal
they want it in black and white. Furttuv
action was, however, postponed until aftss
the joint meeting tonight. The Club yotsA
to turn out en- masse Saturday night in =
grand torch-light procession with feld-ban1
accompaniment.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-The trial of Phil. Parry
for the alleged manslaughter of Geores
Black occupied most Of yesterday and all ol
this mornings session. The jury Yesterday
afternoon examined the premises minutely
where the murder was committed. PROSE-.
cutor W. W. Clary represents the State and
Messrs. r. W. Nelson, Judge Hallam and
Judge Geisler the defense.
The witnesses examined and the testd.
nony this morning differed but very littis
rom that taken at the examining trial and
which has already appeared in the SrAA
Judge Hallam and Col. Nelson addressed
.he Jury in able arguments this mornins
or the defense, which was followed b1
Prosecutor Clary for the State. The lattss
was still speaking at 1890, when our 70.
porter left.