The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

Ae"n, VI ioz ann street, Will De tounu III
our local column.
In the County Court yesterday Sarah
Mclaughlin qualified as administrative oi
the estate of Mary Mclaughlin, and gave
bond, with DR.. Lock as surety.
WANTS DIVORCE. - Sarah Burnside,
through her attorneys, Helm & Bigstaff,
tiled suit in the Chancery Court yesterday
FOR divorce from her husband, Jas. Burn
side, on the grounds of abandonment and
failing to provide. Sarah says her old man
mas been away from her five years, and she
wants to marry another man after Christ
mas. Both parties are colored.
FRIaHTFUL AcCIDENr.-Mr. Jas r. Bal.
lard, the well-knOwn expressman, met with
a terrible accident Yesterday at-the Day ten
Short-line Depot in Cincinnati. He had
taken piano to the depot, and while ife,
with several Others. were in the act Of M
Loading the instrument, 1t slipped and fell.
the whole weight coming on Mr.. Ballard.
his right foot from the ankle is frightfully
crushed, as is also his left leg near the knee.
he Is also badly injured inwardly. He
was Drought to his home, $50 Sarato6a
street TINS city, and physicians summoned
Mr.. ). b. Quinby, of Dayton. who was a.
sisting at the time, was also badly in
jured. E-. ~.
CAPTURED AND CAaED. William Holt
coloredl who has been employed as iani-
tor in the various offices in the Court
House, was arrested this morning on
charge OF petty larceny. City Treasurer
Constans has been in the habit of leaving
small sums of money in his desk drawer
over night, and for several weeks past has
been missing small amounts that would
De taken each night. Yesterday Mr.. Con-
stans made the fact known to Chief of Po-
lice Cottingham. The latter made inquiries
and found that Holt was the only person
IN the Treasurers office after closing hours
This morning about 4 o'clock, the Chief
detected Holt going through the drawer
and at once placed him under arrest. He
was brought before the Mayor this morn
ing and fined $25 and costs. Holt got
away with about SIS in all.
\. Annie Kline, of Day ton, through her at
torneys, Helm & Bigstaff, filed suit in the
Chaneery Court yesterday for divorce from
her husband, Peter Kline. on the alleged
grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment,
falling to provide and drunkenness. She
also asks for the possession of her children
and alimony, and sues ont an injunction
to prevent the defendant from dis
posing of any of his property.
Kline was arrested last night on a
warrant sworn out by his wife to bind him
over to keep the peace. He was arraigned
before Squire Buchanan this morning, and
Judge Skillebeck filed an affidavit from
Mine foE change of venue on the grounds
that he did not believe he could get Justice
The case was then sent to Squire Fnller's
court. The wife's story is pitiable one
and shows the perfdy Of man. ..
DAYTON. Rx.
Mr.. Fletcher was made G. T. last
night.
Sans Soucis at Odd-Fellows Hall to-
night. De Lucca's Band.
The Phoenix Dramatic Club will give a
grand reception to their friends next Fri
day night
Miss Ida Thomas, of Garden street, was
surprised with surprise party from her
young friends Thursday night.
Mr.. J. w. Quinby. while assisting in
handling piano at the c., H. & D. Depot
yesterday, had one of his hands badly
mashed.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Sandery sermon
at the M Z. Church, tomorrow morning,
will be. Christian ZEAL" and in the even.
ing, keep This Man." ..
Spencet Reeves, the genial and good.
humoreds will open dapcing school at Odd
Fellows Hall next Wednesday night Now,
young folks, shake your pedals.
Mr.. James Darnell is drilling dramatic
corps. and will present "Ten Nights in q
Bar-Room," for the benefit of the Good
Templars some time during holidays.
REAL ESTATE .TRANsFER.-Jesse Arthur.
assignee of G. F. Hayman, to VIM. Carr,
lot on the corner of Terrace avenue and
Garden street. Dayton, fronting 80 feet on
the avenue; 81 and other considerations.
In the Chancery Court at Newport yes-
terday, Anna Kline, of Dayton, filed suit
for divorce from her husband, Peter Kline,
the blacksmith, on the alleged grounds of
cruelty, failing to provide. drunkenness, &c.
She prays for alimOny apd asks for the DOS
session of her four children. An iniupc.
ton was granted restraining the defendant
from disposing of any of his property. y.
Kline was arrested last night on a war
rant sworn out by bis wife to have him
bound over to keep the peace. This
morning when arraigned before
Squire Buchanan, in Newport
Judge Skillbeck filed an affidavit stating
that Kline had reason to believe that he
could not get fair trial, and change of
venue was granted to Squire Fuller's
Court .I..
Efn nELLEvUE. KY. ~ N
Mr.. John G. Luhn's big party is now
booming. #
The usual temperance meeting will be
held tomorrow night.
Regular service tomorrow afternoon in
the NJ. E. Church at $3.50 o'clock by Rev.
E. L. Sanders. ....
The farce OF BETSY Baker, will be
played at the entertainment on next
Wednesday night.
Mr.. B. F. Beyland continues quite i'll
from the effects # an attack of hemorhhage
Of the lungs on last Tuesday night.
The trial of GenowayIss the Town comes
up again next Friday night. vH Mr.. Geno-
way gains the case his money will be
easily pocketed when he settles with his
attorney.
Albert Hahn says the reporters are all
dog-on fools for publishing that his brotl,er