The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
alexandria, for suffering a prisoner to :,

hicAahuiia, AoA suhCiti6 q PAAShsA ~ -
cape.
VIM. Dreer, a youth residing on Fro.i
street, was arrested last night on charas
of willful destruction of property aud -
sault and battery. He was renanded fore
hearing before the Grand Jury. .-.
Wednesday afternoon two men nsms1
Adam Mason and Peter Rice, residents q
Gubser's Mill, quarreled about some hosR
during which Mason stabbed Rice with I
knife in the side, inhicting a dangerous
wound. DR.. Thomas, OF that place, We
summoned to the injured man.
Last night about Ii o'clock quite an en-
citement was raised at Swift's rolling-miA
by o portion of the mill being discovered
on fire. A gang Of men set to work at onoe
and manned the various hose attachments
at. the works to good advantage and soon
extinguished the fanes. The fire origin.
ated from sparks from one of the rail sawA
MArRIMoNrAL-Mr. R. B. Bates, of Aisx-
andria. and Miss Rosa Bromall, daughter Il
s. II. Bromail. were granted their splicing
papers yesterday, and were duly hitchsd
by Squire Buchanan last night.
Louis J. wilson anu MISS Sallie Stins
viii be married next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. George Ling and Miss Mary LiaA
were united in marriage yesterday evening
by the Rev. NJ. Koestlin.
Circuit Clerk Johnny Schroll yestersisy
received telegram from Colonel R ",
Nelson stating that Governor Blackburn bad
pardoned Lewis Miller, Frank Schnnlauh
and William Trautman, the three youna
men convicted for rape, and that ths3
would return home last night with him.
The telegram proved true, for the boys n
rived home last night, and we're extendsdA
hearty welcome by their friends
The Grand Jury reported Indictments
yesterday as folloys: Sophia Understrodth,
grand larceny; Jessie Moore, carrying CON.
cealed weapons; Pat. Day, VIM. Schneidss
VIM. McMullen. injuring property and ~
sault and battery; W. P. Parry, manslaugA-
ter. Chas. Moetz, of Day ton, was fined $2ne
and costs for suffering gaming on his prcm
ises. The bail bond of Paddy Nolan forfeit.
ed and summons issued to the suret:eA
An alias bench warrant was issued for him
and his bail fixed at $500 and his case Coz
tinued.
A WHOLE CHEEK.-Yesterday afternon
while the little four-year-old daug
ter of Mr.. w. III. Boyce, of IS Belle
vue street. was playing on the fron5
steps, two young girls approached the chill
and one of them deliberately pulled geld
ring from its finger. The child's mothd
appeared In time to recognize the younr
thief, and last night whep Mr.. Boy1
reached home he proceeded to the residences
OF the youthful thief, on Chestnut strosa,
and there and then demanded the rim
The. mother forced her daughter to give d
the stolen article, which she did with ~
luctance. Mr.. Boyce promised not to er
pose the family by giving names.
The little town of Alexandr:- looms q
the front with rene n"ois M",s GAS: =. e. -
M LAST Mqnday hlgat y.
residence. ~. 81 Mr' M thomas larker, n.tass9 4s
by burglars and bureau drawer, containl
side of the police authorities Mrs. Parker
informed no one of her loss, and tn
case was quietly beidg worked pp
went to her front door and found settsa
prised beyond expression when she found
that it contained two of the missing bonds
The other has not yet been recovered, bnS
thC bLiVlt ~ 10 oAVuShpj 10 NOi hhOWhs
Night before last the residence of Mr.. Rel.
ley, No. 153 Orchard street, was the scene a
most pleasant affair, the celebration of tho
nineteenth birthday of his accomplished
daughter Miss Annie. The occasion was
made pleasant by the presence of a numbea
of her young lady and gentlemen friends
from the three cities. who had como to en-
JOY the festivities of the evening. After
repast, feast of sonx
interspersed with instrumental musi0
and the dance were INDUCED in. Among
those present were Miss Sallie Martin and
Mr. John Firth, of Walnut Hills; Misses
Mary and Maggie Kelley and Mr.. Wm.
Skates of Covington; Miss Sallie and Ed
ward Crawley, Misses Josie and Gussis
Adams, Miss Kate Knobloch Miss LizEis
Holland, Miss Kate Spaeth, Messrs. Frank
Ambach and Charles spaeth and Miss Mary
Trapp.
At the meeting of the Water-works Board
last night claims to the amount of $50 werl
allowed. The City Engineer reported hay.
ing made survey of the various premises
where water connections were made, and
found at least eighty hydrants with hose
connections, and many of the parties using
water freely for sprinkling purposes whias
they pay rent but for plain hydrank
This little report riled the Board 10
almost a fever heat, and Mr.. Widria
wanted to know right there and then If tlaS
jiggers could be made pay for the fddlss
in other words, could the parties using ths
hose connection be made pay back rent
upon the bills which all the while havs
been made out but for plain hydranA
The fault, it was explained, lies with th4
plumber in not making proper return&
The Engineer was instructed to have The
hose connection at once filed off from by.
drants where parties would not pay the %
ira license, or replace the nozzle with one
that hose could not be attached to.
City Commissioners.