The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-14

fight next January. Not much Is being
said now, but there are times when 81
lence is ominous.
Big Fellow went lame after winning
the race last Saturday.
COvINGTON.-Stars and Red Stock
ings, Of st. Louis, this afternoon.
The two daughters of Rev. j. NJ. Frost,
who accompanied Prof. Loomis in his
tour to Europe, have returned.
Circuit Court-In the case OF q. N.
Sage VS.. John W. Tinuell, Judgment was
rendered In favor ofthe plaintiff for $500,
damages and costs. The case has been
on the docket for thirteen years.
Mr.. Smith N. Hawes, City Treasurer,
was elected last night to ill the Presi-
dency of the Star Baseball Club. Col.
VIM. l.. Grant resigned his position, his
business requiring his absence from the
city.
The Arion Society, of Cincinnati, has
in rehearsal the opera of "Maritana,"
with Prof. A. Nembach as director. The
Arion design to charm Covington this
season with the above opera.
Mr.. Thomas Major, who was Confed-
crate soldier in the ranks OF John Nor
gan, will shortly be ordained Catholic
priest by Bishop Toebbe.
|
p. Hunt arrived yesterday with Jerry
W. Little, OF Wolf county, charged with
robbing q bonded warehouses; and Wm.
Lykins, Of Magoffin county, charged with
Illicit distilling. Little will be sent to
Louisville and Lykins will be tried at
the December term OF the United States
District Court.
Rev. Brossart, of Cynthiana, and Rev.
Clermont, OF Versailles, are in the city,
the guests of Bishop Toebbe.
The creditors of Pratt e. Thornsberry,
of fGreenupsburg, yesterday filed a petit
tion with the Register, asking that tney
may be adjudged bankrupts, for alleged
fraudulent transfers OF property, and
also Tor concealment, in der to avoid
the service OF process.
Government Gauger James d. Eaton's
| family Increased by ten pounds weight
boy.
The Presbytery of Ebenezer begins a
session ut the First Presbyterian cnurch
| this evening.
Agnes Drepper. ten years cid, diving
at 1863 Batchelor street, yesterday even
| ing teil in front of her home and cut u
bad cash in her mead.
The wedding of Mr.. John Freer, one of
the leading lumber merchants OF this
city, and Miss Lizzie Bussman, of Gin
| cinnati, WAS celebrated at st. Mary's
Church. on Sixth street this morning.
| The attendants were Messrs. Benjamin
/ and Henry Bussman, groomsmen, and
| Misses Maggie Teevan and Lizzie Luck
| man, bridesmaids. Alter the ceremonies
at the churcn the. happy couple, accom-
panied by a number OF invited friends,
returned TO the residence OF Mi. Freer,
/ No. 9l3 .Bank-Lick street, where a BAN
1
tlelicacies of the season, after which the
| happy parties started on trip TO Chi
! cago ard other principal Western cities.
l A short time before the close OF the
| Public Schoolsllast spring The pupils. OF
/ the ScOtt-street school filled the front
yard with earth and planted it With
| flowers. The result is that they are now
| enjoyingthe beauty and fragrance, the
result OF their labors.
| In the Mayors Court this morning
Henry Deitmany and Chas. Allen, Tor IA
breach Of tue peace, were fined $l0 each ;
Martin Wheel, drunk. 81 and cost; E,n'
ma Taylor, disurdelly conduct, S.; Jacob
Roof and James Smith, "a eacn; Ben
johnson, tor All otfense against the Com.
monwealth, was tiHedr$25.
Catharine Wenzei AN invalid, who has
been at the St. Elizabeth Hospital FOL
seven or eight years, died yesterday.
The ease OF John Pulien was brought
before 'Squire5 Francis and DuvenieE
\ Yesterday afternoon for examination on
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, but the case was con
tinued uAtil tfis morning, on account
of the absence OF Captain Goods0n
a witness IN the case. Tnis morning the
case was again called and Goodsol
brought into Court. However, he knew
nothing about the case. Miss Williams
prosecuting witness in the ease, SAID
she could answer for her husband, as
tbeywere one, (fearful big 0ne) il he
tcited, SO much 50 as to even try
the patience of Messrs. OAie and
Morris, two eloquent limbs of the
law, who practice In those
courts. The case was still in progress
when we lett the city. Mr.. Pulleu has
been confined in Jail tor several days
and when Squire Francis EXPIRE sed his
determination to continue the case last
evening, Mr.. Whitaker, for-the defense,
Expressed his opinion OF such a way OIL
doing business in very emphatic Ian.
guage, when the 250 pound functionary
told him that he would send him to Jail
for such language, but ior some reason
he did not do So.
NEwPORT.-The fertiiizing building
which was destroyed by fire in Finch
town, lately, is again in full operation
John Bard was found not guilty OF cut
ting with irtent to kill in the Crimina
Court yesterday, and was honorably dis.
missed.
The Grand jury found the followin:
indictments: Alfred +. and Maria Ber
Try, abduction; L. Lawler, j. Morin ant
II. McGovern, petit larceny, two indict
ments; John Hildebrant, malicious cut
ting with intent to kill; Alonzo Ander
son, attempt at rescue; VIM. Brannol
and Thomas Cahil, grand larceny; Win
A. Russell, carrying a concealed deadly
weapon; Henry Hasewinkle, Louis Mil
ler, Frank Schoenlaub, VIM. Troutmal
Eand John Kessler, rape.
MIR. MaLJ. BetZ has returned from New
i YORK.
barracks News-Thirty-three white
recruits were accepted at the Barracks
yesterday.
A detachment OF twenty men, musi-
clans and mechanics, willleave the Bar
racks tojoin the Second aid Sixteenth
Infantry as soon as a similar detach
ment arrives from New York.
Mr.. Charles Berry returned from