The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

Lake on the Southern Railroad, Tuesda,
evening. Uncle Milt now has the appear
! anee OF m an that has been run through .
sausage machine.
| Hon. John O. Richards will probably re
sign bis seat in the Legislature after the
close OF the present session. 1t is generally
understood that he has more lucrative
situation in Aurora Ind.
The Second NJ. e. Church South, on
Eleventh street, w,ll be formally dedicated
next Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. A. W.
Wilson. DID,, Of Nashville. Tenn.
Mary Stumpel, little girl residing on
Seventh street, broke one OF the larger
bones in her right hand by fall caused in
the rush of herself and sch climates from
the yard at St. Aloysius' School yesterday
afternoon
Captain Higgins and man named Hol-
leran both residents of that noisy suburb
called Peaselburg, were in Squire Evans
Court to-day. Holleran accused Higgins of
shooting at him, but the evidence pointed
the other way, and the accused was ac-
quilted.
An alarm from Box SO called the Depart
ment to Licking Mill yesterday afternoon,
where sparks from the Chimney had set fre
to the roof. The flames were soon extn-
guished without running off tile hose, and
the loss amounted to scarcely IS.
The above corporal tions make their report
direct to the State Auditor, and the order
had to be made so the Sheriff could make
his set lement properly with the State.
The fees on the above would amount to
nearly 81. 900 for the Sheriff, but it is de-
Quoted, SO that oyerrated salaried office is
thus cut down again.
W. L. Grant has announced himself by
cards and through the press candidate for
Circuit Court Clerk, subject to the action
of the Democracy. Tne action Of the
Democracy was TO cali a convention. Now
Grant is going around the streets harping
about the impurity of q convention. But
then Bill Grant don't exactly run, the
Democracy of this town.
An order was made In the County Court
to-day, releasing the following named cor
porations from State revenue for the year
of 1879:
Covington City National Bank. ,....slS 600 90
N0rtnern Bank OF Kentucky. n ,33T5 90
rs; ss Na.oHa, n pak 23,Uo W
Covingion Street Railway Company . $500 90
Covington Transfer Company. 800 00
German Mutual Insurance Company. .... 1000 %
Hemingway Glass Company. Al, 100 90
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. heirs of
Aaron Purdy, deceased, by Master Com.
missioner, to John Brady. lot at the south
east corner of Bremen street and the alley
next east Ut Main street. being l9X feet !
on Bremen street by los and ITO feet deep;
$40.
Isaac Cooper and wife to David Sinton,
lot at the northwest corner of Sixth and |
Madison streets, being 47X feet on Madi. |
son by 100 feet ON Sixth; $l,500.
The TEST CAsE.-At 2 O'Clock yesterday |
afternoon the case of Clemens Rudde was
called before Squire Duveneck sitting in |
the Mayors Court-roon.
The jury consisted of A. Fraser, foreman,
JOS Havlin, ]. ]. Calvin, N. s. Lea, Samuel
Jas. Handlen, Jas. Salts, Thomas
Morrissy, M. Leonard, Edward Nor IAN and
s. J. Wilson. The Commonw wealth was
by County Attorney Wise,
md the defense by Messrs Hallam and
Perkins. Joseph Wasmuth was the prose-
,uting witness, and four witnesses were
Introduced by the defense.
After the evidence was all in, the Jury
'etired, but being out less than an hour,
hey failed to agree and were discharged.
Eight were in favor of acquittal and the
;hree for conviction. The three are said
70 have been N. S. Lea, Thomas Morrissy
md J. ]. Calvin. Upon the second ballot
t stood nine to two in favor of acquittal
md the two were Lea and Morrissy, it is
aid.
AEWPORE.