The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03

ing the nuptials Of his daughter, Miss
Mollie Salt, and Mr.. Charles M0fteon.
A few minutes past eight O'Clock the
bridal party entered the spaefous
pailor, and the marriage ceremonies
were performed by Rev. Dr.. Felix, who
had already assisted In sending one pair
off to the "battle of lite." Miss Salt was
elegantly dressed, and the wedding pres
ents which she received were varied, nu-
fnorous and costly. An exquisite and
bountiIul repast awaited them in an ad-
joining room, of which all were invited
TO partake. The happy pair will remain
| at home like sensible people.
And still another wedding. Miss Eva
Mendall, long known as q prominent
| member OF the choir of the Fifth-street
Christian church, and Mr.. Alexander
lngles, OF Fort Wayne, Indiana, at the
residence of the bride were united
IN the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. DIR.
T. b. Wiies, of the Christian Church.
The bride received numerous presents
from her associates and her class in the
Sabbath-school.
A boy named Helfer, living on Main
street, fell from tree yesterday and
broke one OF his ribs.
The Democratic Club met at Drexlius'
Hall last night, but transacted no busi-
ness OF Importance.
Deputy County CLERK j. G. Ellis, jr., is
the happiest man we know this morning.
Ills wife surprised him with ten-pound
daughter, and charges him with being
''the author OF its beng"
The old buildings just below the Meth
Odist Church, on Scott street., are being
handsomely remodeled. This is the Sec
ond ranch that Captain Wade has routed
of its rats and made respectable dwell
ing of.
Mollie Brown and Lena Reese, two
copper-colored damsels, took it into
their heads to pull one another's wool,
and SO they did. Mayor Athey being
judicially called upon to arbitrate the
matter, addressed them in the following
style: "Mollie, you pay 50 and the costs
ana you may go; Lena, you do likewise
and you may 60" This demand was be-
yond their power to fulfill, and Billy
waltzed them off TO Jail. Jake Spencer
was lined $6 for disturbing the peace.
George Reese, same charge, was lined
S8.
The Enquirer man says: "There are
but two gentlemen on the entire repor-
t0rial staff of Coyington." Sad.
NEwPORT.-Co Mason and Lieut..
Burbank are expected to return to the
Barracks within the next few days.
Kline g. Painters Minstrels will give
an entertainment at Odd-tellows' Hall
tonight for the benefit of Mr.. John Sni-
der, who lost four of his fingers, some
time ago, while at work in the Star saw
works.
Walnut street Is receiving some fine
new crossings. Winter is coming, and
these are really blessings.
The ponds near Swiit's mill, that have
been such a nuisance, are rapidly being
Eabated.
The old woman who keeps a fruit and
peanut stand ON York has become an
noyed beyond endurance by the boys.
SO she stationed herself behind the gate,
this morning, and as one ofthe boys ap.
preached with intentto upset her bas-
ket, she gently laid her hand on him,
roofing him to the spot. When we last
noticed theiboy the old woman had bent
him across her knee, holding him down
with one hand, and the other with the
aid OF shingle, was giving him what he
SO much deserved. The cries of the boy
brought the neighbors to his assistance,
and he was finally released from his un-
pleasant position.
An attempt to hold City Court was
made this morning, but the sound of the
"gavep failed to wake up a criminal,
and the Court adjourned.
The Mccullough Club, at Odd-fellows'
Hall, tomorrow Thursday evening. A
fine entertainment will be given. If you
farl to go, you VIII be sorry for 1t.