The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-18
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND

Mr.. Ed. Worrall, of st. Louis, is in the
city on q visit
Col. w. H. Turner returned last nigh
rom Louisville.
Mr.. John Schwettie and his cstimablt
wife celebrated their silver wedding last
night
Vastine will play the role of the perjured
VILLAIN in Squire McLaughan's office TO-
morrow.
The City Board Of Equalization will meet
at Council Chamber Monday morning
April 2sth.
John Fallon was yanked in by Officer
o'Hara this morning on the charge of dis
orderly conduct.
The horse attached to McNamara's bran
new wagon run off this morning and dam
aged the vehicle considerably.
Ayoung boy named Charles Wolf, while
cutting wood in South Covington yester-
day, had the misfortune to cut his foot of.
Rev. Father Constantine will say his first
mass at st. Joseph's Church next Sunday,
at which time communion services will be
held
Mr. James Nevill, of this city, was elected
Grand Secretary of the Independent Order
Of Mutual Aid Society, at their session in
Louisville.
The appointment of Paddy Casey on the
police force meets the general appreciation
of the public. Paddy is a good man and
will make good officer.
The promenade concert of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians takes place at Odd
fellows Hall tonight and tomorrow night.
Officer Mike Bolan, who is always guilty
OF committing some good deed, arrested a
peddler this morning who is accused Of
robDingt the residence of Mrs Peaks in West
ern Row.
Yesterday afternoon young boy named
James Flynn was attacked by a vicious dog
on Bush street and badly bitten. The ca
nine belongs to Mr.. Wenzel, who resides in
Helltown, and on his recommendation
Mike McGraw's pistol ended the canine's
career.
The residence of Mr.. Evarts, No. At West
Fourth street, was visited by burglars few
days since, but they failed to effect an en-
trance. The city at the present time SEEM
ingly is infested with a gang of burglars
and people would do well to keep their
houses secure.
Yesterday afternoon colored man made
Rpurchsse at VOLTS meat store on Pike
street, and while Mr.. Emanuel Wolf was
making the change out OF his pocketroll
and his money-drawer, the customer re-
marked that there was discount on ten
dollar bill he noticed in the drawer. Mr..
Wolf laid his pocket-roll down to look at
The accused x, and after the customer left
Mr. Wolf found himself minus SIS.
Mr. John Vas'ine was yesterday evening
arrested on warrant sworn out on the fol-
lowing affidavit:
State of Kentucky, County of Kenton:
The affiant, w. G.. Terrell. under oath,
states that one John NJ. Vastine did on the
Goth day of March, 1879, commit the offense
OF false swearing, in that he did before
Horace Cambron, Examiner for Kenton
County, make oath to the following affida-
Wit, to wit: commonwealth of Kentucky
against VIM. G. Terrell: The undersigned.
y NJ. Vastine, of tine City of Covington,
State of Kentucky, being duly sworn,
says that he is well ac-
quainted with William G. Terrell,
the defendant in the abnve-named cause,
and that he met and recognized and spoke
to him on the street in the city Of Cincn-
natl, Ohio, yesterday. To wit: The 18th day
of March, 1879 at about 2 O'Clock y. H.
and that the said Terrell was to all appear
Rnces in as good health as on any of the
numerous occasions before when the depo-
nent has seen him; and further this depo-
hent saith not"
And affiant SAYS that the said affidavit is
false, and as he believes, wilfully and ma
iiclonsly made. WM G. TERRELL.
Sworn to before me by VIM. G. Terrell
this 18th day of April, 1879.
w. p. MCLAUGHLIN, J. p. K.C.
Mr. Vastine gave bond at once in the sum
Of $500, with r. A. McDannOld and T. F.
Hallam as sureties.
N@WPORT.
Arnold-J0nes wedding in our local col
hmns.
The town of Bellevue brought six differ.
ent suits in the Circuit Court this morning,
ngainst delinquent tax payers.
The name of Lieutenant Shaler was ac-
cdently omitted in our report Yesterday of
the election of the vestry of st. Pauls
Church.
During the excitement around st. Pauls
Church last evening little girl named Ella
Beinor had foot badly crushed by being
accldently run over with hack.
There has been no warrant issued for the
arrest of Dave Shannon, as has been pub |
llshed, nor is there any occasion for one |
He got legal possession of his child through |
writ OF habeas corpus, and the child's |
mother has Hiade no effort so Tar, TO get |
the child back from its father
VIM. Tell Lodge, No. 146 l. O. o. f., of |
this city, entertained number of their |
fellow members last night in princely STYLE. |
a sumptuous banquet was spread on the oc- |
casion. and lloineisters Band made the |
evening merry by several choice selections. |
Over three hundred members were present |
from Cincinnati.
Mr.. Charles L. Rason, Jr, was married
to Miss Georgiana Wrightson, daughter of |
Hon. Thomas A. Wrightsnn at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Yesterday af-
tern0on. The wedding was private one.
nevertheless it was one of the society events
of the season. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Holmes, of Shinkle
Chapel, Covinston.
The funeral of Miss Mary Cooper took
place this morning from the Church of the
immaculate Conception. A very large
crowd was in attendance during the sery-
ices. The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
immaculate Conception, of which the de-
ceased young lady was an hon0red member
were present in n body. A High Mass was
celebrated on the occasion, a number of
the young ladies taking part in the
choir, and Rev Father Ennis officiat-
ing at the Mass. The Rev. Father
preached most touching discourse on the
many virtues and noble qualities OF the de-
ceased. Six Young ladies, members of the
sodalitv, dressed in white acted as nall
bearers and accompanied the remains of
their departed friend to her last resting
place.
LEXINGTON, Ky.