The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04

hold effects and personal property will be
given to Elias Sauer and Mary Waltz
The will of Will w. Gray was admitted
to probate. He gives to his brother Charles
his gold watch and chain. and TO his sister
the remaining portion Of his property. and
makes her his sole beneficiary and names
her as executrix, which was approved by
the Court
O. J. Virgins filed his commission from
the Governor as notary public. which was
filed with Thomas G. Woods as security.
LroENsxD TO Lovk-Joseph Recker and
Maggie Eckenroth; John Sullivan and
Mary Mcmahon.
Mrs. Jas. B. Tappan (nee Mildred Dan.
ielsh of Liberty. Ind, is visiting the scenes
of her childhood. among old friends, and
is being entertained by Mrs John Martin,
Columbia street.
Mr.. Chris. Gunkerman, while walking
down Harris street yesterday evening. fell
on the slippery sidewalk and broke his left
leg above tie knee. DR.. +. A. Davis set the
injured member
Messrs. Robert Waring, H. c. Timberlake
and P. H. Wilson were appointed as Jury
Commissioners. There will be no more
jury trials this session. and the petit jurors
were discharged yesterday.
The only case tried in the Criminal Cour,
yesterday was that of Arthur Macarthur,
charged with an assault on a young lady
named Miss Emma AllowayS The jury
were unable to agree. and the case was con.
tinued until the next term.
The Board Of Magistrates of the County
held meeting at the County Court in Al.
exandria Monday. They recommend that
plans and specifications be prepared for the
improvement of the Alexandria Court
house and Jail Immediately. In the same
Court on Monday the will of John Rescl
was admitted to probate. The testatOr gives
all Of his property to his wife, and name,
her as executrix without bond, which was
approved by the Court
RATHER UHPLEAsANT.-Quite little sen
sation was created on the ferryboat Favor
ite yesterday about 2 O'Clock by a COW
rather wild-looking and excited, rushing
into the cabin among the passengers anc
making things lively for time. The boa
had left the shore several yards, and thu
door leading to the front part of the boa
was allowed to remain open, when the COW
becoming frightened, made q break fol
| liberty.
The ladies screamed and the little ones
| yelled for their mammas, the men jumped
| over the seats and lodged around the
stove, and for the moment all was oonfu
sion and excitement Hub. Tenent, the
collector, came near losing bis wits, when
Joe Tavlor came to the rescue, and grasp
ing the excited COW by the tail made .
double twist around one of the pillars and
held her fast until the boat landed
CRIMINAL CouRr--LAsr DAWN. Man
ming was brought from the Jail to the
was told to stand up and the usual question
tence was passed. The Courtroom va.
filed, and ali was silence. Manning. with
tremor in his voice, said: II did not get ,
fair trial. Connolly was attackin,
me the second time, and had hold of m,
when cut him. This is all have to say. )
1.-THE sentence of the Court is that you b,
confined in the Penitentisry at Frankfor
during your natural life,' Counsel TO
Manning. Charles Mauget, ESQ.,, entered
motion for new trial, bufit was overrule,
by the Court and an appeal taken. Cour
adjourned
The following bills passed in the Stat
Legislature yesterday will be of interest I,
our readers: There was an interesting debat
on the bill prohibiting any tavern or ii
censed saloon-keeper or any other dealer i,
spurious, vinous or malt liquors from
selling on Sunday. Further con
sideration was postponed until tomorrow,
Senator Berry wants the counties of Camp
bell and Kenton exempted from the provi
sions of the bill, and spoke of some Length
in favor of his amendment bill declaring il
a misdemeanor forany person to use abusiv,
or insulting language in the presence O
another. intending thereby to insult sucl
other person or persons and prescribing
penalty therefor; bill to change tn,
name and amend the charter of the New
port Cemetery Company. in Campbe
County; bill to incorporate the Crane
| View Cemetery Company, in Campbell
County: bill to incorporate the Beect
Grove Sunday school Union of Campbell
County.
FINAL REPORT OF THE GRAND JuRY-Tt
the Hon. George Perkins, Judge of tn,
Criminal Court: Have been in session
eight days and investigated % cases. Hav,
examined IS witnesses and have reported
| l3 true bills, and dismissed cases Havt
examined the Court House, and find tn.
various apartments in good condition. Re
commend the building of an addition tx
the County Clerks Office for an additiona
fre-proof safe for the better safety of tn,
public records. Also recommend addi
tional shelving in the Master Commission
er's Office, for the proper classifying of hi
papers, Have examined the Jail an,
find 1t in a. good condition q
the circumstances will admit OF. W.
find it much too small for the &C
commodation of the number of prisoners
there being % prisoners and but IA beds
and recommend that additional beds be fur
nished for the use of the prisoners Tn,
thanks of the jury are due TO Mr.. Cleary
Prosecuting Attorney, for his kind ant
courteous assistance.
| af .u D. G. BRuMBAcH, Foreman.
A. M. BoDLEY, Clerk. pa.
M RELLEvUE. KY.
Mr.. Lucius Knapp has not yet Furnished
his bond for Constable. .
The revival meetings In the M. E
Church have been discontinued for tn
present .. ..t,..e. iaalI
Mrs. Wolfram wants 1t understood tina
there was no party at her house . fey
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