The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
CONVICTION.

MISS Anna Poynter, OF Winchester Ky,
is the guest OF Miss Ellen Dulaney.
Y, f. Anton Trueberger and Bernadina Fen
nen were licensed 10 marry this morning.
The Communists Base Bail Club play a
game with the Capitals on the Star Grounds
Thursday.
Uncle Tony will probably depart for
Frankfort tomorrow with his batch OF Pen
itentiary delegates.
There will be an important meeting of
the Mutual Building Association at ST.
Mary's Hall tonight
The graduates of st. Mary's Academy
will be presented with their diplomas to-
night at 81. Mary's Hall.
Pat Higgins and Barney Meibers had a
little glove fight last night, i'll which Hig
gins came out second best.
The examination and exhibition of the
St. Walburg's Academy, on Twelfth street,
will take place this afternoon.
The brakesmen on the Kentucky Central
Railroad have an easy time since vacuum
brakes have been put on the road.
Mr.. James G.. Reed, of the Reed House,
has lost two children within the last TWO
weeks, the second dying yesterday.
Mr.. William Dunn, for many years agent
at Mullins Station for the Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad, died very suddenly yesterday
at an advanced age.
Police COURT. B. Klosterman, selling
liquor without license, $2S; Jacob Blonde,
drunk, a. Anna Hayes, safe keeper, dis
missed; Jessie Davis, disorderly, IS.
Charley Blinn was taken in this morning
by Mike Bolan, for pounding Jefferson
Davis, not the EX-President of The g. S. A.
Il Il
charge.
The Covington Choral Society announces
concert for Thursday evening, the 9th.
1t is said that Mr.. George d. Newhall, bass,
and Mr.. Hartley Thompson, TENOR of Gin
cinnati, are to take prominent solo parts.
About o'clock this morning as Mr.. Nit
Wilson, whose parents reside on Tenth
street near Washington. was coming down
stairs to his breakfast he and his brother
Bud had few words and Bud drew cary
ing fork on him. Nit took that away from
him and hot words'then ensued, when Bud
picked up chair and was about to deal
Nit blow when his mother came in and
interfered ordering Nit out of the house.
He went outside and stood on the portico,
when Bud came out and shot at him, the
ball just grazing his ear. Bud then had
Nit cornered and leveling the blunderbuss
at him again was just about to fire when
the mother came out just in the nick of
time, knocked the weapon out of his hand,
probably saving her sons life. A little
tongue lashing then ensued and Nit left his
home perhaps never to return.
NEWPORT.
City Treasurer e. Bowers took in over
81 300 yesterday.
The G. B. Church will leave the Newport
wharf at o'clock sharp Thursday morning
for the Augusta Convention.
A special session of the Criminal Court
will be held Monday, to try the cases of
George Birthstone, on charge of burglary,
and VIM Greer, for manslaughter.
His Honor Squire Charles Buchanan
joined in the holy bonds of wedlock this
morning VIM. Hartley and Louisa Wagner,
youthful pair hailing from Dayton, Ky.
The horse attached to buggy containing
Mrs. Webb and her two children became
frightened at the dummy on Main street
yesterday and upset the vehicle, All three
were thrown out and bruised, but none
seriously injured.
A petition for the pardon of Frank Schen-
lop, Louis Miller and VIM. Trautman has
been forwarded to the Governor. They
were convicted for rape, on the testimony
of Alvina Kessler, who now states that her
evidence was false.
Scott Fowler was brought before Mayor
Gjunnison yesterday to answer two charges
that OF perjury ana RECEIVING goods under
lalse pretenses. tor M iack Oh sulnclent !, cyl N
denGe 10 cohVlct, the case was continued for
1urther nearing
Isaac Clark, tramp hailing from Au-
barn, N. Y, was brought before Mayor
Gunnison this morning to answer charge
of assault with intent to commit rape on
the person of Mrs Winston, of Bellevue |
<his tlohor felnahoeo 'le prisoner 'o jail
A0- 1oi ,'-oa
Frank eellnlan, VINO was taken to the
PehlIehtiafy from ooylnglon this afternoon,
raoS nadn hy uintav against hin, o. and az IL
u 1,as oniv an nnsnccessf,l dodge of Hickav,s
to n'o oet clear There is some grounds for the
truth of this statement, as Hickey has un-
Justly implicated other persons before in
connection with his crimes.
-Four lads named Frank Ampler, r. Kuz,