The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-27

as regards produce from another State.
The Grand Jury presented the following
new indictments: Julius Schwitzer. en-
bezzlement. His bail bond was fixed at
1000, and bench warrants issued to Nc
Cracken and Kenton Counties. Charles
Rodocker and Paul Shifford, assault and
battery, for an attack on M. @. Beech, the
the street car conductor, bench warrant
was issued and their bail fixed at 500. Jo-
seph Ritter, carrying concealed weapons;
Thomas Weston. keeping tippling-house.
bail $50; Charles Pemmons, malicious cut
ting, bail bond forfeited and bench war
rant issued with 500 bail; VIM. and
Mathew Betz, assault and battery on Mr..
Noonan, bail bond fixed at 500 and signed
by Albert Silva; Minnie PENNEY, grand
larceny, stealing from Mrs. Cau6eld, OF the
Highlands. bail bond $500 and bench war
rant issued.
The Grand Jury in their final report that
they have been In session eight days
examined thirty cases, found sixteen true
bills, dismissed twelve cases. and referred
two cases to the next Grand Jury. Found
the Jail in most excellent condition, also
the County and Circuit Court Clerks Of
fees, and recommended a new fre-prooi
safe for the Master COMMISSIONER otfioe.
The bail bond of Joseph Ritter was fixed
at $4,000 and the former bondsmen &C
cepted. The following indictments were
dismissed: Robt Brown, Geo. Schneider
NJ. Focher, Ellen Mclaughlin, Geo. Bishof
and Jas Smith.
The Judge overruled the motion for ,
new trial in the case Of Jas. Linet, and h'
was sentenced tor one yeer.
Coal OIL CALAMIrY.-To-day shortly afte
Cured at the residence of Mr.. Lavercamp
l44 Eglantine street, east Of Monmouth, il
which Tillie Kiefer, the fourteen-year oil
daughter Of Peter Keifer, was the victim.
Itappears the child had filled a lamI
| with coal oil, and before she had the stop
per screwed on to its place struck a mattel
to test if the wick was straight, when tn
fame set fire to the oil in the lamp whel
the latter exploded setting fire to tn
childs clothing.
Her cries soon attracted crowd and Mr.
Lavercamp, in attempting to extinguis
the flames had his left hand frightfull
burned. also Officer Martzolf, in renderin
assistance, had both his hands badly bli,
tered.
The child's dress and q portion of he
under garments were entirely consumed
and both her hands and arms and tn
lower portion of her limbs were frightfull
burned.
Mr.. P. H. Wilson carried the child to be
home Immediately opposite where the a.
cldent occurred, and DR.. Thomas of Co
ington, who was on hand, rendered all I'll
relief possible,
DAYTON. KY.
Mrs. Thomas Jones is reported as in
proving to-day. .......
Frank Vasche's new son is a rattlir
twelve FOUNDER. .......
| The Robin Hood Archers will soon chs
lenge the Covington Archers to match.
Mrs. Fawcett and her daughter Lill
arrived home yesterday from trip up II
river.
Charley Rodocker and Paul Schiffe
were indicted by the Grand Jury yesterd
for an assault on Conductor Charley Betsc
Bond fixed at $100 each.
The pews of St. Francis Church VIZ
being removed last night. The congre,
ton expected to be compelled to give t
q church up to-day, but they propose
. give up nothing else. The contents tt
claim, are theirs, and is not liable for
8 indebtedness of the church.
e The following is handed US for publ
ton:
: The way tho Dayton street cars were n
= nipulated last night was an outrage on r.
lilar passengers and was especially So
q cause it was entirely unnecessary. The
|, which should have left Newport at
). o clock was hurried off five minutes abe
of time. Pers ms who expected to take
|, were therefore left. No 11:30 car was not r
!. at all, and the 11:55 car was detained fifte
/. minutes after the starting hour. PersC
!. who had right to expect to leave Newp
!. at 11:30 were detained an hour and fifte
!, minutes. The excuse for this was an eff
!, to accommodate the pupils Of the Bellev
/ dancing school. This effort was most co
mendable, but furnished no excuse
disappointing regular passengers, as the
It o'clock car could have just as we'll left
n the proper hour, and at 1:30 there w
!, passengers enough on hand for a well-fl
e car to have been sent out. All the val
& tion needed from the regular schedule '
g for the IL is car to wait over few minu
9 till the remaining passengers from the h
IS hall arrived. The other changes, VIII
e caused serious inconvenience to passenge
n are chargeable to most lnexcusable pi
e of blundering or a disregard for the C
n venience Of patrons that reflects no Gre
!. on the management OF the road. L
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