The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-23

matter County A Attorney Edgar. Thomas
Brody, Messrs. John Wohlfahrt and Chas.
Spinks testified in accordance with the
above. The report of the committee will
be presented at the next sitting of the Board
OF Councihnen.
| About 91s O'Clock last night crowd was
attracted by loud cries for help to the cor
ner of Monmouth and Jefferson, where
Young Mr.. Heintz. If Bloomfields dry
goods store, was found badly beaten up, ap-
parently by slung-shot lie asserts that
SIX or seven men and one woman comprised
| the assaultng party, and he swore out war
rants for the arrest of Miss Steinert, daurh-
| ter oil Prof. s einert. and her brother-in-
| law, Mr.. Heister, together with several
others. Albert and Fred. Hover, doing
business as hatters on Monmouth street,
were arrested about 10 O'Clock last night
and arragned before Mayor Harton this
morning but owing to the absence of the
county Attorney their cases were contin-
| ued until Tomorrow morning. Heintz was
feeling much better this morning, but his
face and head we're terribly bruised and
swollen. The whole affair is no doubt the
result of the lately published scandal in
which Prof Stenert was the principal, and
i'll which ileintz furnished letter to re-
porter impicating Stenert. Hcintz threat
ems I" have the whole affair brought before
the courts for thorough investigation.
BELLEyUE- Kv.
Miss Aggie Scnfield, who has been quite
| i'll for over week. is rapidly recovering.
Mr. Charles Seig was duly qualified as
Constable Of this District yesterday after.
noon.
1t is said by those who profess to know
that dog fight, between two celebrated
animals, will shortly take place in this
| neighborhood.
A number of base-ball-struck youths
came down town last night very frantical-
| ly to challenge the Fairfield avenue BOYS
for game. They will be accommodated.
The people of Bellevue are to be treated
| to "A temperance lecture tonight, in the
| Council Chamber by Mr. George Calder
wood, of Greenfield, Ohio, who is pro-
| nounced second only to Cough. Mr.. Cal
| derwood is the Supreme Recorder of the
| United States for the United Order of An
cient femplars. A large crowd should at
tend the meeting as this gentleman stands
at the head Of his profession.
DAYTON. KY.
Young peoples meeting at the NJ. E.
Church tonight.
The entertainment given by the NJ. t.
Ala Society at tine residence of Rev. Mr.
Saunders last night was happy success
| and netted a handsome sum.
Albert NJ. IIill the talented young gem
tie an who draws illustrations for the NJ.
E. Sunday school on the black board. was
last night presented with an elegant Bible
by the scholars
The Baptist Mite Society at the residence
| of County Clerk Jones was so literally at
tended last night that the merry Young
people could hardly squeeze into the house
1t was very pleasant affair.
During the absence of Mr. Pete. Wagner
and his wife from their home Yesterday
some burglar broke into their house through
back window and thoroughly ransacked
the premises. He succeeded in getting
away with $ 5 in money and some other
small vauables. Officers are on the track
of the rascal.
LEXINGTON. KY.
]. II. Muli"an declines 10 make the race
for the Legislature.
Judge Geo NJ. Curtis, of New York, was
in our city Monday.
Private sales of First National Bank stock
have been made during the week at gill 81
per share.
The case of Mr. A. J. Shiddell, Inspector
of Weights aud Measures, for exorbitant
charges, was dismissed.
The colored men arrested on Sunday
night, charged with disturbing religious
worship, were acquitted.
Judge Curtis of New York, engaged to
defend Bufurd is in this city, we suppose
on his way to Frankfort.
Col. Breckenridge has returned from Gym
thana, wdere he has been eNgageA for some
time in defending Magee for killing Jason
Metcalfe Magee was acquitted.
One James Mathews, of Shelby County,
was arrested last night by one of our Wig
ilants. lie is charged with horse stealing.
He wakes up i'll Jail this morning.
Mr.. John McNlurtry wishes to inform the
public that, as he never accepted a nomi-
nation or asked one at the hands of any
party, he could not be considered a candi-
date.
At present public opinion seems to point
to Mr.. John Pew, as qualified and trustv
accountant, and one eminently fitted by
experience to examine the books OF the
city.
On Monday night next N. T. Cheek will
begin the sale of pools on all the important
races in the United States The room re.
Gently occupied by the Boston Bankrupt
Shoe Store wiz be used for that purpose.
Henry Jewett charged with breaking in
to and stealing from the house of Mr.. Dan.
Cooper, was examined in Recorders Court
yesterday and held for further trial Bail
fixed at $500. lie was lodged in the County
Jail.
The case of Fogle and Venable is progress
ing slowly. Monday was consumed in
taking evidence, the nature of which was
varied. Tuesday was consumed in exam
ming witnesses. The counsel for the pros
ecution are Smith, Breckenridge, Waters
land Thornton. For the defense, Huston
and Mulligan. Great interest is manifested
by the public, the Courtroom being crowd
ed during the entire day yesterday. No
one can yet foresladdow the result.
AURORA. IND.
The German Senger Chor removed back
to Millers Hall, their former headuuar-
ters.
John and James Briggs, who were ar
rested for assault and battery Saturday
evening last and locked up, were released
on SO bond each, given by Mr.. Jonn
ock. The trial comes up next Saturday
afternoon at O'clock.
A fashionable wedding occurred vester.
day, the parties being Mrs. Anna Barbsra
Rudolph and Mr. Joseph Fisher, wduwer
firm Seymour, Ind, Feasting in grand
style was the order of the day. Over two
hundred guests participated in the Aospi-
talties.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Several persons. strangers here, were run