The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

at Red Mems Hall next Wednesday n:ghk
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-R. s. ThorntoAI
trustee, to Keturah M. Hodge, lots 81, g
| SO and so, on the south side of Harro
street, between Isabella and Pattersoa
streets; 81, ,565.
A gang of men are at work Macadsmlsp
ing with limestone the Short-line Rod
from Williamson street to the Railroa4
bridge. This, when completed, with tha
street rails already laid, will make it H.
soldest piece of road in the State.
Representatives of the Worthington Da-
plex Pumping Company were in town this
morning, the guests of A. S. Berry. A
Newport will very soon be in need of extra
pumping machinery to supply the extra
demand, the company are anxious for Tho
city to test one of their new pumps.
Minnie, the two-year-old daug Inter of Mn.
Margaret Palm, residing at % Hodge street,
while playing under an ironing-board yse
terday, was so unfortunate as to be struck
with one of the irons. striking her %
| the Load and inhicting q very ugly
wound.
| MARRIAGE LICENSES Schreidaf
to Mollie Butcher Hiram Stratum to Eliza-
Raker, all of this County. The latter
oe,. oesh ~. ~Hd into Squire Buchanan's 81.
GouPie siipt IL last evening and wore
nee about o'clo.-- heir way home ~
duly splced and went ".
joicing.
A sad accident occurred early ves..< .<ueY
at the residence of Mr.. Richard Applegata
about five miles from the city, bv which
his six-year-old son lost his life. Ths
little fellow was standing near q youBx
horse playing, when the animal suddenly
raised his hind limb and kicked the littie
fellow on the side of the head, crushing his
skull and pressing it down on the brain.
DR.. Helm, of Louisville, who was on han
way to the city yesterday was called to sen
the little sufferer, but he died in a few
hours.
Hon. A. S. Berry received a letter from
Governor Blackburn, asking for informs
ton in reference to Trautman, Miller ana
Schoenlaub, the young men sent to tho
Penitentlary in 1874 on the charge ox
raping a girl named Rhinock, and
II the facts as stated to him wers
true he would have them released at
once. Mr.. Berry answered the Letter
at once, and it is probable that by this tims
tomorrow the young men will be set frcs.
They were arrested with three others On
the charge of violating the person of tho
Rhinock young woman in the Tibbatty-
street Market-house on the night of the day
that structure was dedicated" and wero
convicted on the almost entirely
unsupported testimony of the girl.
The case was continued as to
the others, and before the next term of thu
Court the prosecuting witness married tho
alleged ringleader of the party. She after.
ward made affidavit before Esquire Schwsb
in Cincinnati, to the effect that her testi-
mony in the Criminal Court was false. and
that she had been persuaded to give il tot
certain purposes. Sometime after she
made another affidavit modifyins
the first. Since that time numerous
efforts have been made to procure the par
don of the three boys convicted, in which
effort Hon. R. w. Nelson has been esps-
cially active but Gov. McCreary refused to
grant their pardon, though the jury thal
convicted them, the officers of the court
and numbers of reputable citizens ped-
toned for their release. The other Young
men charged with the crime were neya5
even brought to trial.