The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
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The docket OF the Circuit Court closed last
night with sixty-n appearances
The Grand Jury says that even q detectives
work on Sunday is not necessity.
Isadore Bezenah was fined "a in the Police
Court to-day for dsorderly conduct
The citizens meeting yesterday put two more
political coIpses on the cooling board.
Ex-Councilman Thomas Woods celebrsted the
fortysecond anniversary of his birth yesterday.
Dr.. Keer was to-day released from JAIL He re-
ceived his bounty yesterday, and paid his fine
this morning.
Don't forget the entertainment at st. Mary's
Hall to morrow evening by the Emerald Dramatic
Club twill be good one.
The ever popular Glides Dancing Club will give
one OF their enjoyable picnics at the Highland
House on Tuesday evening next
The Republican Executive COMMITTEES did not
meet to-day, for want of q quorum, and they ad-
1ourned until Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK.
The alleged citizens meeting yesterday did not
have brains enough to organize, but q few sensi.
bic men that were present and are advocates Of
honesty and efficiency. instructed the meeting to
advocate the action Of the recent primaries which
was carried unanimously.
INDIcrMENTs.-The Grand Jury reported the
following indictments: For violating the Sunday
law. Joe Mertz. Jake Gehrum (2), Jos. Hetmes
man, G. Brinkman. ]. Wasmuth. b. Eiler, Glenn.
Rudde (2), Theo. Tehlhorst (2), A. Meyers, Joe
Kline, Henry Prlesthof, Jerry Reed, l. A. Moser.
and Joe MertS, nuisance
CovINaroN. May 8, 1880.
To the Editor of the Star:
Please REQUEST any Of your readers that may
run agin the Grant Boom" TO send immediate
notice to the UNDERSIGNED. We have out two
telescopes five spy-glasses. and seventeen micro
scopes, trying to discover 1t, but it's no go-we
might as well hunt for catfish on lamp-posts or
for honesty and sense in Councilmen My son
Ike thinks the 'boom" has gone ahidin' down
some cellar; but any information will be thank
fully received. MRS. PARTINGT0N.
CxIMINAL LCOURr.-Geolge Young. assault, s25.
Grounds for new trial were filed in the case of
Emil Christ The case of the Commonwealth
aga INST Theo. Leverman, for violat ng the Sunday
law, was called and demurrer entered against
| the Indictment on the grounds of the conshtu
tonality Of the law itself. Judge Clay argued the
case on the other 8 de and, pending the argu-
| ments Court adjourned until Monday.
N Z. Mays was appointed administrator Of the
estate of Rachael Long.
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT. Everybody knows the
| good jolly old sOul, DR.. DeGruyder. and every
body knows his friendship for his party In yes
| terday's yolksfreund there appeared an article
which reflected discredit on the liberality of the
Grand Jurymen.
lie was cal to testify before the Grand Jury
This he refused to do, and in consequence he was
sent to Jail. He will have to remain there until
he sees TIT 10 answer the questions or until the
| Grand Jury adjourns. summons has also been
issued for Prof j. d. Hunt-but then the Pro-
fessor knows his business
A meeting of the Kenton County Demo.
cratic Executive Committee will be held at
the Chairman's Office. in Covington, KY,
OH Saturday, May Is b, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
to make arrangements for the Conventions
to be held in June, and to consider any
other business that may be presented.
| REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Mary ]. Ware
to Thos. w. Keeveny, Lots Is and 26, Nix
on's subdivision, 30 by 100 feet on the
west side OF Stevens street; 1896.
| Henry Meyer and wife to Robert Waring,
Lot 81, Wolf & Co.'s subdivision, so by 90
| feet, on the east side Of Scott street; 5000
SCHOOL BoARD.-At the School Board
meeting last night the report Of the Com
mittee ON Salaries recommending that nc
change be made from the schedule now in
force, with the exception of the salary o.
the ianitor of the Third District, which
they recommend be increased to $45 PEI
month, was concurred i'll ON motion of Mr.
/ Ashworth.
The Treasurer reported balance on hant
May 1st Of 1862 06.
It was ordered that the examination o.
applicants for positions as teachers be held
on the third Friday and Saturday in May
instead OF the fourth Saturday in June.
And it was ordered that the sch OILS close
for the third Friday in May to allow the
teachers an opportunity for examine
ton.
The following reports of the census
takers were received:
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