The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-20
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
CONVICTION.

A valuable horse Tell over tne emDanK-
ment on Stevens street this morning and
was instantly killed,
Mr.. VIM. Moran will occupy the saloon
property Of Joseph Johnson, ON Madison
street, the lst of May.
Ip the County Court this morning Henry
II. priesthof qualified as administrator Of
the estate of Margaret Englehard.
Mrs. E,W Schultze was last night elected
Teacher of German in the Philadelphia
street School in place of Prof. Geiblier, re-
signed
Mrs. Brkle, the pugilistic heroine Of the
Two-mileand-one-ha half House, was fined SO
and costs this morning by Squire Duv-
enick.
The Young Mems Christian Band, of the
Main-street NJ. f. Church, will hold meet
ing to morrow evening at 1880 o'clock at
the church.
Police CoURr.--Robert Crockett, drunk
and disorderly, si3; John Sooivan. petty
peace, continued.
Some of the young men in the Church of
the Mother of God and st. .Alovsius Church
have formed a company OF Xouaves and
are regularly practcing military tactics.
Owing to the critical condition of Col. W.
g. Terrell his trial for the murder of Har-
vey Myers was postponed until next Mon
day Mr. Terrell is reported to be in a dy-
ing condition to-day.
Colonel W. G.. Terrell is reported, living
dangerously i'll of pneumonia at his room
in the Florentine Hotel, Cincinnati, the
result of a visit to the Geological Garden
last Sunday afternoon.
A fire in Billy Dues whisky store caused
loss of 80 last night. Myers, Hardin &
Dulaney, the reliable gents for the North
British Insurance Company, paid the loss
is morning before Billy was out of bed.
The following is the law on excluding
persons from court of Justice: Upon re-
quest Of the defendant, all persons may be
excluded from the room in which examina-
ton is made, except the Magistrate, his
clerk, the peace officer, the Prosecutor, the
attorney or attorneys representing the Com
monwealth, the prisoner his counsel and
the witness under examination"
NEWPORT.
Pay day on the ShortLine.
Pay your water bills by April LIST, and
save the penalty.
The Choral Society will meet tonight at
Bertsch's Assembly Rooms for rehearsal.
More trouble is brewing at Swift's rolling
mills on account of the inferior quality of
Iron used.
1t is rumored that line of omnibuses
will be started between this city and Day
ton April lst.
Mr.. George L. Scott, OF the U. s. Signal
Service, is visiting his brother, VIM. Scott
on Williamson street.
Rev. DIR. Mullinix returned last even
ing from Mt. Sterling, where he was at
tending the NJ. +. Conference
Rev. Father Ennis preached an elegant
discourse at the Church of the immaculate
Conception last evening on the life of st.
Joseph.
Over 5000 has already been subscribed by
citizens of Newport towards paying the re-
ward and defraying the expenses in captur-
ing Kline.
Jaier Schwartz returned last night from
Alexandria, where he was summoned be-
fore the Grand Jury, in regard to the
lynching of Kline.
A week or so ago a domestic bv the name
of Barbara King left her employer, Thos.
P. Merriman. of Todd street, for the osten-
sible purpose of going to Dayton Ohio, TO
that she had taken with her half dozen
silver spoons and quantity of table linen.
Artemus Willard living, on Tibbatts
,,,o,,,ranto,,. ~ Eos, Si,tb s,root S;nn;n
natl vesterdav afternonn bv a nis.ston
fell from the second to the first story of the
factory through an open hatchwav, sustain
ing fracture OF ms lett collar-bone and
'eVeie s"''' VII 'he ne"u
William Wise. alias Hemmingwav, the
alleged horse thiei, who caused so much
o"uo ~ et';s n,,r ~ ;,'a1 S,ie ,or .rlal'
~, ~ AJavam5r;o ~ c. ~: D.,
!; Il law for bnrse steal;,s o,,d - naa 0 sraa v,
SO and ten days Imprisonment for carving
concealed weapons.
7, tho rerort of tbo nIovor,s co,r. -
Mondays STAR the name Of Henry Davis
appeared among the drunk and disorderIy.
Since then We have learned that there was
no such charge against Mr. Davis, he being
strictly temperate IN MS habits, and was
merely arrestea lof cFltlcislng the inefiici-
r;t.msnt rH., y, t"' '0'''' 0"ii's 'he ounuay eA'
lle committee appointed by the Board
OF Counciimen TO investigate the holding
met ~ flo Clad, ot,in. Isst m ronim ,,i"" "oSy,
deGnite action was talcn and IL ,' uns aarooI nJ
N adiourn nnti ne%t V.dnaS,'o ~ w"s
when the Attnr,.v;s vr;ttan "g;n;or, rfori's, u,
Ill debatable points should be submitted
and the Committees report made up,
rrx,~s-,x -
Lexineton Will celebrate her hnndredth
anniversary IN an appropriate manner
Mr.. William McCracken returned from
Boston Monday, ana reports the i've stock