The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-25


During the absence of the family last
night burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the residence OF Ii. W..
Schluetker, corner OF Pike and Russell
streets.
POLICE CoURT.-The cases OF Ed. and
Tom Harris and j. Welsh was contin-
ued until Saturday. Eli Wetty, breach
OF the peace, SIS; John McShane, disor-
derby, "a; Joe johnson, same, "a.
The following is the condition of the
State Treasury, Oct. 10, 1871:
Revenue Departmental. ........... JOSE, ,9J3 80
6chool Fund Proper. r............. -. S,025 G6
Negro School Fund POS, 81 ~
Total Balance, e,.................. $6l7.7s1 IS
COUNTY CoURT-Margaret Casse ly
appointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF Henry Ii.
Collins.
Mary Miller released from the pay
ment OF State revenue tax on $500, and
John Pletschner on $500.
l.. J. BlakeIy appointed administra-
tor Of W. NJ. Bennett.
The following are the latest to enter
the matrimonial field: Miss Emma
Krueskamp and Mr.. II. w. Schleutker,
at the German Evangelical Reformed
Church; Mr.. John f. Farnan and Miss
Matilda Mindermann, at the same place,
aud Mr.. William f. Dengler and Miss
Rosa Weller, at st. Josepu's Church.
A meeting OF citizens was held yester-
day afternoon ana last night, at Ar
beiter Hall, to consider the two railroad
ordinances pending in Council. II was
resolved that 1t was expedient to grant
4 right Of way to the Cincinnati South
srn, provided it be not further east
than Madison nor further north than
Fourth street. In reference to the Ken
tucky Central, the conclusion was that
1t was better to let that ordinance lie
over for more light and an ascertain
ment Of public sentiment on the Ques-
tlon.
NEWPORT.
Mr.. Oscar Edgar leaves tonight for
Florida.
The Guiltoyle case is on the docket to-
day before the Court of Appeals.
The boys on the stone pile got new
supply of material this morning.
A fine overcoat and hat were stolen
yesterday from Mr.. John Taylor's resi-
dence.
The principal members of the bar left |
last night for Frankfort to attend the |
Court OF Appeals.
Mr.. George Raus fell from his horse
last night on the Licking Pike and |
broke his left arm.
A warrant is out for the arrest Of
Frank Ludwick on very ugly charge. |
Frank has skipped the town.
j. Taylor Thornton and Dave Lock left |
shis morning on hunting expedition |
through the upper end Of the County.
The ladies OF the First Baptist Church |
WILL give an oyster supper next Thurs.
day evening, at Odd-felloWs Hail, for
tho benefit Of the church.
Miss Fannie s. Bates aud William A.
Adams, Jr., both OF this city, were mar.
Eied yesterday by Rev. Wm. NJ. Pettis
at st. Paups Episcopal Church.
Paul Feline, Nat. Smith and John
Horsiall, of Tibbatts' Band, have been
engaged to travel with Barbour Bros,
Mlnstrels. They join the troupe on Mon
day.
Warrants were Issued yesterday for
the arrest OF Dick Day and Pete Nc.
Shane for assault and battery,
Those are the lads who whipped Patsey
X 1ian on Sunday last.
Mr.. Barney Rosenberg and wife oele.
brated their silver wedding last evening,
Their beautiful residence on Washing
ton avenue was filed with friends anu
relatives, who came to congratulate
them on the happy occasion. Tne
presents were numerous and costly.
Joe Yungblatt, better known as "Joe
Baggs," was arrested over three months
ago, and has been laying in Jail ever
since without the slightest charges
against him. His case should certainly
be looked alter NY the proper authori-
ties.
Ine social of the Good Templars, at
the residence of Miss Jennie Pollock, on
Ann street, last evening, was most en-
joyable affair. The Newport Glee CLUB lt
furnished some charming music, but the
most charming feature OF the EVENINGS
"Brother Sam's Letter. by Daniel T.
Dean, of Cincinnati. IL
30 MIR. Ed. Rsmme has at last been {
captured and sacrificed on the altar OF
hymen. The lucky young bride is Miss s
Telne Fisher, OF Bellevue street. The hap {
py event TOOK place last evening at the l
residence of Rev. Walter Thomas. on c
Columbia street, and was very private {
affair. The young couple have the best !
wishes OF hosts of friends, who wish ]
them II pleasant voyage through life.
HAMILTON.
The renowned Prof. Hancock Cluff
leaves for his native land, old Ireland,
In few days. III
Benjamin Woodmansee, with his wife q
and ohid, are back on u brief visit from | Il
their new home. II
Yesterday while John Dieters was l
bauiing coal Into the Courtyard his t
horse slipped on the stone pavement G
and was badly injured. s
The jury in the Flanagan Owsley NAL.
practice suit was out all day yesterday,
a at night stood six to six, with no
chance for an agreement.
The reported death OF James L, VAL i
landigham, late Prosecuting Attorney !.
foF Butter County, at Cumberland, Md, t
reached the city yesterday. a