The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-15

from the Alexandria Jail to Newport fas
trial. Rhenock is one of the party charged
with robbing A. ]. Yourtsey at the Alex
andria Fair.
A MORNING BATH.-Mr. John Hinken,
foreman at Robinson's distillery, in Finch
town, had narrow escape from drowning
Saturday morning last He was crossing
the Licking at point near the distiiieTy
between A and o'clock a. M, and, owing
to the dense fog, run his boat on lok
throwing him into the river. After a do
perate struggle, be succeeded in reaching
the shore.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-George w. Con-
way to Louis KEox, outlot 22 in d. ..
Mayos subdivision, lot No. So; Is fest
front on Cabot street, between Mayo an
Ringgold streets; 81 and other consideU
tions
CRIMINAL CoURT.-This Court convened
this morning, Hon. Judge Perkins presiding
and shortly afterward adjourned till to-
at 9 o'clock, on account
moro" m tho ,,nn0annearance of the Jurors Az
ol sne ,in' ,rare ordered issued W"
tendance.
A.. al so among the New
mans who pa.~ ehtS &c hear Inidel Bob
at Pixies last night Hon. A. s. Berry, z.
n. Wood, of the Board Of Education, Prof
McGinnis, DR.. Davis Judge Makibben, os
the County Court, and Redfeld, of the
Workingmen's party.
The funeral of Mr. Henry Melching took
place Yesterday, and was attended by Q
large concourse OF friends and of the Sol.
diers and Sailors Memorial Association.
American Protestant Association, |. O. q.
+. and A. o. U. w., headed by a brass band.
His remains were inferred at Evergreen|
Cemetery.
Alfred Brown, who claims to hail from
Paris, KY, was in the city yesterday, and
presented a rather sickening spectacle. Hin
eyes were both ornamented very darkly.
and his face was badly lacerated. He claims |
that he was in company with two Newport |
fellows who, after robbing him, knocked
him down and beat him until he was in
sensible.
The will of Erhard Deinzer. lately de.
ceased, was probated in the County Court 4
this morning. He bequeaths to his wifa,
Margaret Deinzer, all of his real and per-
sonal estate of every description, duriag
her widowhood but in case she remarrieA,
all of said estate is to 60 to bis children. Hs
provides that his wife shall be sole execu-
trix OF his will and requests that no bond
be required of her as such.
Officers Flynn and Boyd found Mary
Lindsey lying on the railroad bridge thab
crosses the Licking near Finchtown, at an
early hour this morning, and brought her
to the station house. She says her home b
in Cincinnati, and that she was induced by
several boys to accompany them where shD
was found, and that during the night they
deserted her. The woman was about half
naked and looked total wreck when found
by the Offices. Mayor Harton fined her
50 and costs this morning. in default a
which she went to Jail.
The Newport reporter of morning paper
made lame attempt in yesterdays paper
to shield himself after being left on an i'm
portant item that appeared in Saturday.
STAR by acknowledging that he was awarp
Of the facts week before. This he must
have certainly known to be false, as thu
affair did not occur until Thursday night
and the facts, as they appeared in the SrAR
did not reach here until Friday night
when Squire jolly brought the woman to
her home. Vas, the next time you get left
be manly enough to acknowledge the corn,
or else say nothing about it,
WEST COvENGTON.
The services in the Methodist Church
yesterday were of the most interesting na-
tura. The rite of baptism was administered
to the twin daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Millicamp. two handsome young ladies
lbout eighteen years of age. At the close
)f that particular service the ministes
'alled for the Trustees of the Church to
,ome forward. Major James D. Eaton hap
oened to be the only one present, but hs
'ame to the front and received for TIN
church an exquisite communion seryica
of waiter, pitcher and goblet,
presented by the twins" on which was en-
,raved, ITO the M. q. Church of West Gov
ngton, by Sarah Elizabeth and Jennie
Maud, twin daughters OF J. w. and NJ. J.
September IA, 1879"
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