The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-21

The strikers at the Licking Rolling-mill
have resumed work.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decision in the case of Bolan VS.. Smalls.
Sixty-fve carloads Of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this morn
ing.
Miss Sue Evans has returned home after
q two months pleasant visit to Trimble
County, KY.
Very Rev, Father Brandts, V. G., is in
New York attending to business connected
with his diocese,
Miss Sallie Neal, who has been visiting
the family of DR.. Ironsides, has returned 10
her home in Madison, Indiana.
Hen. Arlinghaus, while out hunting yes
terday, looked at a rabbit and scared 1t into
spasms. 1t died in few minutes.
Mr. James Smith and Miss Ella Frye,
both of Dayton, Ohio were married in the
County Clerks office this morning.
Judge Perkins goes to Cynthiana to-mor-
row morning for the purpose Of presiding
in the habeas corpus case of Magee, the
slayer of Metcalfe.
The nuptials of Mr.. VIM. Ward and Miss
Mamie Won Gundy are announced for the
18th of December. They have furnished a
cottage on Ninth street.
Mr.. Dick Grant, son of Col. G. Wash.
Grant, is suffering with severe attack OF
illness. He is lying at the residence OF
Hon. w. L. Grant, of Madison street.
Tom Boyce, the colored man who beat up
Officer Roman at the Star Baseball grounds
last summer escaped from Jail this morn
ing, Turnkey Me forgetting to lock the
door. He had over year to serve yet
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Louis Deglow
and Miss Mamie Schleutker were married
at the residence OF. Mr.. Schleutker, Oh Pike
and Riddle streets, in the presenceof large
number of friends. Rev. r. b. Huecker, OF
the Evangelical Reformed Church, per-
formed the ceremony, which was followed
by bountiful banquet.
The case of J. P. Patton ct al. VS.. N. B.
Stephens ct al, in which certain tax-pay-
ers enjoned the payment by Council of
the expenses of catching and extraditing
Smith N. Hawes, etc., was decided yester-
day in the Court of Appeals. The decision
of Judge Menzies, that the city could so ex-
pend its money, was reversed.
The marriage of Miss Zoe Larue, late
teacher in the Third District School, to Mr..
Henry w. Payne, OF Montgomery County,
was celebrated in very interesting and
pleasant fashion last evening at the home
of the brides mother, on West third street.
Rev. P. b. Wiles otficiated and there were
nearly hundred guests present Among
the handsome presents was an elegant BIZ
BILE from the BRIDES late pupils.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the case
of Thomas Hennessy, accused of killing
Thomas Daniels, returned verdict OF not
guilty, and he was dismissed. The Grand
Jury returned indictments against Jose
phne Braxton for grand larceny and
against All Chi a Chinaman, for assault on
Katy Ebbelhardt, with attempt to rape.
They dismissed the charge against Pete
Rice, and adjourned until Monday.
NEWPORT.
City Council at the Courthouse tonight.
A penalty of 80 per cent. will shortly be
added to unpaid county and State taxes.
Mrs. Frank Edgar was the recipient of a
very handsome and appropriate wedding
present this morning.
The calls upon the Overseers of the Poor
for ut.door relief are becoming more nu-
merous daily.
Mr. ormsby Feiter of the short-line
Road, and Miss Minnie Smith, of York
street, were married at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to-day at p NJ.
Pat Day, charged with highway robbery,
waived examination in the Mayors Court
this morning and was held over to the
Criminal IN the sum of $500
The Ladies' Aid Society have decided to
give supper for the benefit of the poor
and needy. The Society has just celebrated
the fifth anniversary of its organization.
Two children, five and three years old
respectively, of Henry Hassenmiller, living
on Ann street. were burned yesterday morn
ing by pulling over upon themselves pot
of boiling mush.
G. E. Wahlstrom, champion pool-player,
will play a free exhibition game of pool at
Biehl's tonight. After the pool game is
over Mr.. Wahlstrom will play the we'll
known amateurs game of billiards.
Jimmy Eagn, of Twelve Mile, took a
load Of farm truck to Cincinnati this morn
ing and before he had half sold out was ar
rested for blockading the streets. Jimmy
cot so provoked that he took the balance of
his load home.
The annual ball given by the A. .. H. is
announced for next Thursday evening az
Odd d-felows' Hall. Judging from the
preparations being made and the gentlemen
who have the management in hands, it will
be the social event of the season.
Nicholas G. Morgan, who resides at 1877
Madison street, was arrested last night on a
peace warrant sworn out by his wife, who
testified in Court this morning that he
threatened to kill her and her seven year
old child. Squire Buchanan required Nor
gan to give bonds in the sum Of 500 to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury.
SPRING1NG AN IMPORTANT QUESTION This
morning when the minor liquor cases were
called in the Criminal Court, Mr. Handy
for one of the accused, moved to quash the
indictment on the ground that John
Schneider, one of the grand jury that
found the indictment, was not a citizen of
the United Sta'es Judge Phelps Judge
Moore and Mr.. Dangler chimed in with the
same oiion in other cases, and long halt
was called Judge Cleary objected to the
competency of Schneider as witness to
prove the objection and also argued that
the objection was rot good itself. Schnei-
der was permitted to testify, subject
to objection, and proved or testified that
he was of foreign birth, and had never
taken out his naturalization papers. He
was soldier in the Union army, honor