The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-29
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tucky Central Railroad.
Judge McManama played poker with the
jury while they were celebrating.
Miss Maggie Bruce of New York and Miss
Mollie Bruce of Lexington are the guests oi
Miss Dollie Haven.
Miss Lille Green has returned from Mt.
Sterling. She was accompanied home by
Miss Katurah Cluke.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso-
citation, OF Newport, will visit the Coving-
tion Association tonight.
The amount of fines assessed in the Po-
lice Court to-day amounted to $50 and the
collections amounted to IS.
Last night some miscreants brske down
three gasoline lamps and posts ON the Mad
ison Pike and carried them off,
Mrs. Tom Baldwin had her pocket picked
saturday evening In street car of pocket
book containing over $50 in money.
Mr.. Thomas DAILY and Miss Sarah Mean
tee were married Saturday night in Cincin-
natl. They held reception last night.
When John G.. Carlisle runs for Office
again the people should bear in mind what
an active part he took in the Terrell trial.
The East End Dancing Club give their
masquerade tonight at Drexelius Hall.
Padgene Carey and all the gang will be on
hand.
Judge McManama violated the law in
empaneling a jury in the Terrell case.
He went outside of the Counties the law
allowed.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
Chas. Hais, aged twenty-three, butcher, and
Kate Schlosser, aged twenty lone, both of
this county.
Rev. H. A. M. Henderson Yill deliver
his lecture on 'Ingersoll and Infidelity" at
the Scott street M. E.. Church this evening
at half-past 7 o'clock.
Mr.. I. J. Kiley, of Indianapolis, and Miss
Maggie Corcoran are to be married next
Wednesday evening at the Cathedral, Rev.
Father Jones officiating.
Herman 0skamp, who lives in Cincin-
natl, while painting house on Thirteenth
street, in this city, Saturday, fell from
scaffold and broke his leg.
The remains of ex-Councilman Supple
were committed to rest yesterday. The
funeral train was very long one, extend
ing from Pike street to Twelfth street.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER-Wilia,n E.
Wade and others, by Master Commissioner
to Mary =. Enges, 25 by 474 feet on north
side OF Third street, 120 feet west of Gar
rard; $4OO.
Speaking Of the race for Council in the
First Ward, reminds us that Squire Nc.
Laughlin is candidate and will be elected
by sweeping majority. The Squire is a
good man and, would represent the people
with credit to himself and constituents.
The stable of Mr.. James G. Blick, at his
country home, seven miles out on the Lex
lngton Pike, was broken open sometime
Saturday night and three sets of harness
stolen-two sets of good buggy harness and
one set OF new spring wagon harness-worth
i'll the aggregate about $50.
Our vigilant jailer Tony Willenbrink,
was the victim of a practical Joke yester-
day. When he took the prisoners their
grub he forgot to lock the fail after him,
and Mike Farrell allowed him to get mn
stairs, and then he yelled to Tony to come
back and lock up the prisoners.
Cora Baker, who resides in house on
Catfish alley, that at night time reminds
one OF hell leaking through the knot holes
was yanked in last night by Officer Mike
bolan, for cramping on three big trade dol
lars belonging to James Cummins. The
arrestlng officers were Casey, Healy, Lime
man, Winger, Herbert, Barton. Goodson
and Bolan, and the total arrests Yesterday
amount to thirteen.
Sid. Barnes. who has just got out of the
falmopth, KY. Jail, was placed behind
the oars last night on warrant charging
MIN with trying to put his big foot through
coiored woman. Harry McDonald's case
OF breach of the peace, consisting of A little
nght on Second street last night, will be in
rested yesterday for kicking Mrs. Welsh he.
low the belt, and he was fined $13.
Deputy Marshal s. P. Cochran arrived
from Catlettsburg yesterday evening with
eleven prisoners, charged with illicit dis
tilling and selling liquor without paving
the government license tax. These priso-
ners ers had been gathered up in Lstcher.
Pike, Floyd and Lawrence. He was &C.
companied by Special Baiiffs George Stock.
ton, Tom Porter and Les. Stewart, who
were with him during his tour in the
countries.
Judge McManama on Saturday last, lust
before final adjournment at Burlington set
aside the $50 fine imposed upon Sheriff
Armstrong in the Terrell case for falling to
execute orareturn certain attachment for
witnesses, and fined Deputy Sheriff Felt.
haus $40, it appearing from the return on
the writ that it had come to the hands of
Felthaus instead of Armstrong personally.
ana, in the opinion of the Judge, in time
Tor due execution and return. The Judge
also fined Sheriff White, of Campbell |
County, $40 for the same offense. His
Honor was pleaded with and interceded
with several times earnestly by friends of
The officers but in vain.
MAYORS MONDAYS MAsH.-John Hippins
oy the way OF extension, was presented with |
! check over the big Suspension. Lucas
Matthias, Peter McCabe, Billy Mcclure.
we're loaded down with booze yesterday
making the town hideous with their yelling
when they should have been preparing 2 |
ecture to give old st. Peter at the biz gate.
They were multced So each. Carrie Demp-
'ey, Annie and Belle Scott, three miserable
9ld offenders, were fined $13 each for disor-
ierly. conduct, and $40 extra was put on
Dempsey's fine for having big razor con-
,ealed in her stripes. They were sent to
Ed. Thornton and George Burgess school
If reform.
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