The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

street, between McAr hur and RDgg0ld,
20 BY % feet deep; sS0S.
Members Of the Soldiers and Sailors As
soclatiOn are hereby notified to meet at
their hall, on Bellevue street. on Wednes-
day, January 18th. at p. m., for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral Of their late
comrade. Edward Trautioff.
The alarm Of fire yesterday from Box
was occasioned by small smoke-house in
the yard of Fred. Barth, on the corner OF
Mayo and Dayton streets, catching fire.
The meat and smoke-h0use were destroyed,
but the prompt appearance Of the Fire De
partment prevented further damage
Officers Flynn and DAILY and Chief Cot
tingham arrested two men yesterday In the
boat-house on the Oiiio River. between
DAYTON and Bellevue. They are accused If
stealing iron from the Miami shops in Gin.
cinnati. A lot of the iron was found
buried in the ground on the river bank, and
was identified BY the watchman OF the
Miami shops They we're sent to Cincin-
natl.
A man named Matthew Gain. who lives
on Patterson street, met with IN accident
that Will probably prove fatal. While en-
gagged at work he fell from scafold, and
sharp piece Of iron struck him between the
Legs and penetrated several inches. He was
carried tO his home and the iron extracted.
Last night he was bleeding profusely from
the wound, both externally and internally.
The attending physician Is Of the opinion
that he can hardly survive.
The case Of Adam Schweitzer. one of the
numerous parties who was indicted for SELL
ing liquor to minors, was called in the
Criminal Court this morning as test case.
The case. after being ably argued by Prose-
cutting Attorney Cleary, was given to the
jury, who. after few moments delibera-
ton. rendered verdict Of mot guilty."
This 30 incensed the Prosecuting Attorney
when he said the evidence was so over
whelming. that he ordered all of the other
cases of like nature filed. and declared
that he would not prosecute them.
Suit has been brought against O. W.
Root, attorney. in the Circuit Court by
Judge ]. r. Hallam for legal services rem.
dered as follows: January 80, 1873, In the
case of the Commonwealth vs. o. ". Ro t,
for feloni us shO ting and woNnding, $780,
March % 1877. case of disorderly conduct
toward Miss Stumps, $50;, October q, 1878.
Emanuel Boone Vs. The City Of Newport,
$50: May 81. 1873, case Of L., A. Helm VS..
Root, 500; same case in the Court of APP
peals, $50; total. $500. T. plaintiff asks
judgment for the amount subject t, q
credit for SIS. Nelson and Sutton for
plaintiff.
Articles or incorporation Of the Newport
Car-wheel and Curve Company were filed
with the County Clerk this morning. The
ilcOrporators are John A. Williamson, r.
s. Semple. ]. w. Kirk and Theodore Cook.
The object of the Company is for the manu-.
facture Of car-wheels, rails curve
rails for steam and street rail-
roads, and for leasing and sub. leasing
of all kinds Of patents on the articles
named above and for the building of steam
and street railroads and cars and locomo-
tives. The corporation shall last twenty.
five years. and the capital stock is to be
5000, divided into 500 shares. The prin-
cipal mandatory will be located in New
port.
CRIMINAL CoURr, SECOND DAY.-Judge
Perkins convened Court this morning and
the Grand Jury made the following report:
John Manning, alias GuilfOyle, willful
murder; Jacob Geyer, same; VIM. Scott
and John Phillips, grand larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods; Adam Schweit-
zeE,a, robbery. dismissed; John and
Mary sCunio, robbery, dismissed;
Steve Reed and Joe Sellnan, house. break
ing; John McNally, perjury; John Brit
ton. William Hayers, H. Hundinger, Hen
ry Weidner, nuisance, dismissed with costs;
Walter johnson, up for grand larceny,
claimed that he did not take the property
with felonious intent and submitted his
case to the Judge. He was fined $50 and
costs OF prosecution. The following cases
are set for this afternoon and tomorrow:
Sim. and John Treacy, house breaking; 7.
Kelly and q. Dunbar, unlawfully killing q
horse; 8. Reed, ]. Smeelman and William
Fenton, robbery. The case of W. G. Stone
Is set for Thursday. The following cases
were continued: John Laughlin, malicious
cutting; R. R. Lehman, uttering forged Or
derr; Francis z. Grome, forgery; Jas. Tillis,
G asper Henzell. grand larceny; Cornelius
Guilfoyle stabbing in sudden passion; VIM.
Fenton, carrying concealed weapons; John
Martin and H. Hundinger, nuisance;
Henry Schwermann, forgery; II. Stuckhoff
and Pat. Day, bail bond Of Stockhoff for
feited; Joe Burton, assault and battery;
Chris Wheland, assault and battery. In
tnO CdsS Va AAomoo NSotAkoA ou aild1 Nv
tachment was awarded for Thomas P.
Flannelly, Of Fayette County. ..
DAYTON. N.
Martin Betz is q member Of the Grand
Jury.
The case Of Fl. Grome, indicted for forg-
ing is set for to-day in the Criminal Court
John McNally, . well-known citizen of
Dayton, was indicted for perjury to-day by
the Grand Jury.
Walter johnson submitted bis case to the
Judge this morning, pleading that be did
not take the money with felonious INTENT
He was fined $50 and costs.
Capt. Bean has strong force engaged in
completing the track in Newport to-day.
the iron for which arrived yesterday. It
was manufactured at Danville, Pa
The M. E. Church was packed last night
with an attentive audience gathered to
hear Mrs. Kent Mason. the talented lee.
turer. Her address was eloquent and stir.
ring and created deep impression on her
hearers. ..," ..
The meeting Of Daytonians at City Attor-
ney Ducker's Office was well attended last
night Among suggestions for bill to be
sent tn th. l..;.l.tn,. ..a. ti.s apDi5,,.,,;- apD5,; l.
ment Of the Marshal by City Council, the
appointment of Commissioners new mode