The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-07
CONVICTION.

Joe Pieper will open concert Hall next
to his place on Madison street next week.
Mrs George Hanlon, the deserted wife,
give birth to handsome boy this morning.
Twenty three car loads of stock arrived
ON the Kentucky Central X. r. this morn
ing.
Mr.. John Hunton and wife have removed
to that cosy little cottage, No. S24 Russell
street.
The County Judge, Sheriff and Clerk will
count the County vote at Independence to-
morrow.
Miss Leila Barlow, a Bourbon County
belle, will spend the holidays with Miss
Fannie Trimble.
The r. N. G. Club will be entertained to-
morrow night at the residence of Miss
Williams on Front street.
Mr. ]. G. Ellis the efficient and agreea-
BILE Deputy County Clerk, smiles sweetly
this morning. It's boy.
Mr.. VIM. Ward has accepted position
with the firm of Lee, Ward & Co.. Cncin-
natl, and will start on travelling trip next
week.
Pendleton County gives Carlisle major
ity of four hundred and twenty-five, and
Grant County four hundred and twenty
four majority.
Hon. ]. B. Clark, Congressman from the
Maysville District, and J. w. Staten, Mas
ter Commissioner of Bracken County, were
in the city to-day.
Yesterday afternoon the buggy of Mr..
Joseph w. Pugh was run into and badly
broken up by an immense hay wagon, on
the Independence Pike.
VIM. H. Leathers and Mary j. Harvey
were granted a marriage license this morn
ing They will be married this evening at
Scott-street NJ. e. Church.
Buster Mahon aud Charly Reed are going
to do the thing up together. Cap. has
moved his trunk to West Sixth street. The
former will marry Paris, Kentucky, lady,
and the latter one of our own bellies
Christian Murphy Temperance meeting at
Greers Hail. Covington this evening at 1870
o'clock p m. Samuel f. Black ESQ.,, and
other good speakers will be on hand and
address the audience Everybody invited.
Seats free.
Henry Sober, one of the men employed
at Culbertson's saw mill, on Eighth street.
was attending to one of the saws yesterday
when his hand was canghtin the machinery
and one of his fingers was cut off and two
others broken.
POLICE CoURT.-Sarah Corney, drunk and
disorderIy, filed away; John Fallon same,
S.; Sanders Marshal, same, $5; Andrew
Wetner, breach of the peace, $103, and
bound over to keep the peace one year
in the sum of $780,
Suit was brought in the Chancery Court
yesterday by Catherine Glandon, mother
of Alice Glandon, against John NJ Wheeler,
Mary A. Wheeler, James d. Eaton and Jas.
Sanderson, Julius L. Bristow and Patrick
Sullivan, to attach certain money and
property belonging to Wheeler to pay a
judgment for $4,000 damages recovered
against him for the seduction of her daugh-
ter, no part of which judgment has been
paid.
CHANcERY CoURT.-H. L. Haley against
D. Wescotts administrator; plea of non esl
factum to the note sued on, and case trans
fcrred to the Circuit Court.
G. Deisler against J. s. Galbaugh; motion
to dissolve injunction overruled.
City National Bank against w. E. Wade |
motion for writ of possession overrued.
Robert Howe against w. j. Sandford, &c. |
Judgment of foreclosure and sale of Ninth |
street residence property.
Geo. Henshaw, Jr., against Hillebrandt's |
heirs Mas! ers report of settlement with
Henshaw confirmed and Joseph White
house, Sr,, appointed Trustee, vice Hen
shaw resigned. .. ...
Geo. Stacey's executor against Geo. Sta
cey's devisees, &c. Executors report con-
firmed.
w. l.. Shrock's administrator against W.
L. Shrocks heirs and creditors order of sale
of Eighth street property.
Harriet Bradley's executor against Col |
lins, &C. Order to Master to redeem from
tax sales and pay taxes also, order of refer
ence for settlement
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association
against Greer, &c; order committing A. L.
Greer and John W. Greer to Jail for con-
tempt in failing to pay sale bonds of $412 %.
with interest from May ooh, 1877
NEWPORT.
l'John Boehner, one of the Work-house
gang who escaped yesterday morning, is
still at large.
Lawrence Giesnor was taken in last night
for abusing his family. He wcs fined ST. and
costs this morning.
Squire Joe Hoff is reported lying at the
point of death. His physicians have given
4 up all hopes of his recovery.
John Vesper, the well-known baker. died
this morning at o'clock at his residence
on York street, near Harris.
Capt. James T. Williamson was knocked
down on Front street night before last and
robbed of a $3.50 watch and chain.
Frederick Ruckshell, one of Newport's
best young men, was welded last night to
Miss Lizzie Widrght, of this city.
Col James Meehan. for many years Yard
Master of the Short-line Railroad, was an
Sointed Master Mechanic of the road YES
serday. ... ......
On dit--that the popular young druggist,
William johnson, Jr., of Taylor street, will {
shortly wed Miss W., one Of the fairest .
bellies of Cincinnati. a.. I,
The surety of VIM. Kramer, at liberty on
bail of 800 for shooting with intent to kill /;
was withdrawn yesterday, and the young
nan was committed to jail
Gen. J. C. Smith, who was elected State I