The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-29

Daniel Croley was arrested last evening on two
charges. that of drawing a revolver on his sister
in-in-law and of carrying concealed weapons. The
warrant for his arrest was sworn out by Lawrence
Manogue.
G. F. Havman filed another suit In the Circuit
Court this morning against o. W Root This time
for sander, for which he claims $1,000. The Pc
tluon states that Defendant in the hearing OF sew
eral persons called plaintiff meaning G. f. Hay
man, rascal scoundrel and rObber.
The appraisers appointed by the County Court
to aIpra Sc the proper of Margaret Norman,
administrarix OF the estate of her husband, jacob
Moorman, deceased, having refused 10 turn over
the property to the widow allowed by law, The
Court issued an order this morning compelling
the said appraisers to turn over the property forth
with or go to Jail.
A most distressing case OF accidental drowning
occurred about s O'Clock yesterday morning at
Willis Landing, near Four-mile in the Ohio
River Chris. Neiman, aged eight and Fred Hill
debrandt. aged ten years, both sons OF we'll o-dO
farmers residing in the vicinity named, visited the
river yesterday morning for the purpose # taking
II bath. NeiInan was the first to go In the water,
and going beyond his depth, called for help, Hill
debrand hastened to his rescue and In his en-
deavOr to save his c0mrade both were drnwued.
Although dligenI search was made all day yes
terdAy and last night, the bodies had not been
recovered up to Ills morning.
SQUIRE HARRIS ARRESTED FOR RAPE.-Yesterdav
Squire Charles Harris was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Louisa Ida kreeger. the young
daughter OF Fred. Kreeger house painter, chalg-
ing him with rape. The child's story is hat she
was employed to sweep ont the Squires Office,
then at the corner Of TibbatGs and Monmouth
S reefs, prior IL last Thanksgiving Day She was
then eleven years of age On the day mentioned
Squire Harris locked the door Of the Office threw
her down upon the floor, and deliberately out
ragged her, she alleges He aierward tnrew
table and repeated the crime. lnstructing her
not to tell any one Of what had occurred, he took
her to n shoe store and bought her pair of shoes
l I - lEn bod
with her she did not tell her mother until the
next morning. when her mother discovered such
alarming signs of her daughters condition rs led
to inquiries which brought out the whole truth.
He had given her toys and clothing at different
times. Squire Harris is about fifty years OF age
He Acknowledges giving the child toys at differ
ent times and rendering the father money, but
| say he did it out OF pity for them. He claims
| that the whole affair is u biackInaling scheme
The examining trial was called this morning be-
| fore Hon. Judge Makibben of the County Court,
with County Attorney Edgar and Jesse Arthur for
| the prosecution and Judge J. r. Hallam and his
| son Theodore for the defendant. The Court
house was crowded to suifocation until the Judge
| ordered the room cleared of all youths under
| twelve years. which diminished the crowd fully
one-half. After considerable skirmishing among
| the LAWYERS was found that two imrOran wit
| II sses for defendant were absent and counsel ior
defence prayed for sufficient time to hunt tn IN
up. The Court granted until 2 O'Clock p. M, and
the prisoner was remanded back to jail, bail
| being refused, although there were several on
hand willing to furnish it,
HARRISON. o.
Mayor Wilette has recovered from his
illness.
Adam Danner has placed new piano in
his beer garden.
| Tho nor+y of ovo,,r.;,,,;,t,, ,,l, r.,,4 h.
| Niagara Falls returned home last Saturday,
lhey report their trip grand success.
Miss Russell, OF Cincinnati, who has been
here Tor several days the guest of Mrs. Ella
"ae"e'' 'osu'leu W e"e wy itl'' 0"'ufuay'
cid. D.
to-dau az VI 'e' e'"i 'ou 'oi VN' i1"''
fa nipo',eu t"at ~ iarse smahe was hlileo
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Doctor o,,J tIr - C;s bIhoa e'e,,utG a,ia ne ~
| Norris) went to London and arrested tho
| thief.
While four voung man ware out dr;vir,
" m,io ,oIa yoI,s .ael; werI out urlNlng
| a half miles vest of town their horse sud
denly frightened at some object, and whirl-
ing around upset three in the river, and
dragged the driver about fifty wards when
he was stopped. Luckily all escaped with
ott serious INJURY the uriVer oelhg silghtly
scratched
BELLEVUE. KT.
Service in the NJ. f. Church tonight.
Mrs. Jansen was buried TODAY at the
Walnut Hills Cemetery
sooi.l mill ho o;,,o ;n,. L. NJ.
Ella Cunningham at Lar hone ~ 'NA''
po,,,as4L- .....,Se
d.eille,nnet 1,'t, 'ne niee.ins OF the WORKING
iheii t'-"'sn- n oi5 'iii'e Is expected
"a n hepun'iIah la meeting VIII propaniy be
neit peI oeioie VIC o'oee VI 'le "eek "C Liberty
oe'
nir. uWs. P.escl pes Is now soJ04rhlhg IN jet
Ieln.lltiile' ihu' ne cnali6eu HIS Dase from
i'o"l'. .4'o'
We know of one young man of twenty
et,u e.,S VINO e%Pet'S 70 h,lt 'he eiaer Mr. MIL
'olu 'o'e "eAI Noh''ay'
Miss Alice Linville, handsome Young
| lady OF Rhenstord street, has been quite i'll,
Dut IS hoW' we are happy 10 say, much I'M
p'o'eu'
News was received here last night that
Hon. Tarvin Baker would make the race
for the State Legislature on the Republican
''oAe''
Messrs. James ii. Everhart and West.
Ratiiff represent Bellevue on the Repub-
| lican Executive Committee. Two good
workers, and don't forget.
The candidates mentioned for Justice of