The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-16


MIR. VIM. Moran was on Wednesday
night elected President to fill the vacan-
CIV in the Kenton Building Association,
occasioned by the expulsion OF y. y.
The Daily News wentjap, the second
time. Yesterday afternoon. After print
ing one side OF their evening paper, the
landlord put stop to further proceed
ings, on account OF their not giving secu-
rity for the payment OF rent. Sunk to
rise no more.
A large and select party of invited
friends OF Mr.. Hackett gathered at~his
Wednesday night. A number OF games
were introduced, after which the lively
Strauss, from the string band, which by
this time had arrived, started the party
on "the light fantastic toe."
About A O'Clock yesterday evening, a
man whose name is not KNOWN while
working ON the Southern railroad near
Walton, was run over by heavily
loaded stone wagon. His body was
mangled in frightful manner. de was
brought to this city and taken to 81.
Elizabeth's Hospital, on Eleventh street.
NEwPORT.-One of the most brilliant
weddings OF the season took place last
| night. at the residence OF Mr.. Mulvey,
| the occasion being the marriage Of his
daughter Katie to Mr.. Hugh Pryor, OF
this city. Invited guests were present
from Cincinnati, COvington and New
port. The ceremony performed, there
followed some delightful vocal and in
John Murphy, p. j. Hogan, Miss Lizzie
Quinn and Miss Verhage, OF Cincinnati.
| The guests were then invited into an
adjoining room, where table the length
of the room was loaded down with all
the delicacies of the season. After each
party doing full justice to the inner man,
they Joined In dancing and other amuse-
ments till the gray dawn OF day. :.
Indictments were reported by the
IGrand Jury as follows: John Baum
gardner, nuisance; Conrad Best, same
offense; P. G. Genoway, same; VIM.
McMullen and Lewis Fry, assault with
Intent to commit rape.
The case of John Kessler and William
iSchoenlaub, charged with rape, was con.
tinued till next term, with bail OF $4,000
each. VIM. Troutman and Louis Miller,
lconyicted of rape, were sentenced each
to ten years Imprisonment in the peni.
tentiary, which is the most lenient SEN
tence that could have been imposed
Henry A. Weise, because he wouldn''
tell all he knew on the subject OF betting
and gaming going on In Newport, before
the Grand Jury yesterday, was commit
ted to Jail for contempt OF Court. MI
Weise stated he would have spoken tree
ly in particular case.
In the City Court, this morning, Al
, Perkins and Samuel Glenn, for petty
pilfering, were fined $40 each. William
Becker, charged with drunkenness ant
disorderly conduct, was fined " ans
costss
Mr., Bryant D. smalley returned iron
sthe East this morning. ANA III M
i, Mr., Henry Stockhof was stricken witt
paralysis last evening. He was takel
, to his residence on Ringg0ld street, nea
Arlington avenue. ~ %A-@ W
!, Thomas Abbott Brown was ruled Of
the Jury in the rape case, that occupied
the Court for the past three days. I
Hen. Weise y nuch wiser to-day tina
Seven recruits at the Barracks Wed
nes&ay-three colored and four white.
w. X. Boal is the man most favorabl
, spoken of as candidate Tor Mayor. MI
Boal is a man qualified to A. the office
and, ii elected, no doubt will look 10 th
interests OF the city.
terfeit 500 note on Mr. Fred. Webber,
jeweler on York street, Wednesda
night. hMr. webber, however, smelt
/ "mouse,u and had the bill examined
The fellow, ON being Informed, took t
lhis eels q nd Il siid'' lhro agh the snsarAs
I alley. ~ aNM r@sF
CALIFORNIA.An Allen and Car
Club will be organized this evening
The meeting win be held at the q
!, tSchool lheuse, at TX Pm. "a
The young lndiesi calico party WAS
Z success.