The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-06

man, assisted by Officers Boyd, Dupuy,
Crighton, Smith and Marizolf, raided
ranch on Ann street, above Williamson,
about - o'clock last night and arrested.lhe |
Mrs. Mary Ann Lanigan. her
daughter, also named Mary Ann and
two boarders named Sophia lmmestradt
and Katie Sohinlaub. Vim Gatesiand John
Winters, who had put up at the ranch,
were also pulled This morning they were
brought from The Stalion-house to the
Mayors Court, and sweet-looking gang
thew we're as they marched through the
streets The landlady was fined SIS and
costs for keeping a dsordehy house, and
the boarders 500 and costs each for dis
orderly conduct. The men were let off at
$15 and costs each. |
SPRINGFIELD. O. !
The old reliable Joe Van Gill has again been
run in; this time for stealing horse blanket
Chief schuchman has returned from Newark.
The Chief says he did not prove very valuable
witness
Leggs, the shoe dealer of High street, donated
pair of shoes Tuesday night to the petty thieves
association.
Patrick Brice was tried and convicted on the
charge of petit larceny in the Common Pleas
Courton Wednesday.
Billy McGee was fined So and costs in the
Mayors Court on Wednesday Tor insulting lady
at the Murphy meeting on Sunday night
Beware OF. the smiling fraud who visits your
doors and asks you to purchase hisgreat dentrifce
and freekle remover He is bad, boldman.
Harmon Baker who recently compromised a
bastardy case by marrying the plaintiff, Susanna
v. Meyers, is said to have skipped the town imt
mediately after the tying of the knot
, ORANGE BUDs.-The marriage of James Wadon
and Miss Annie Wagner was consummated at the
residence of the br. des parents on Tuesday even.
ing, February 4th, the Rev. J. d. Underwood
officiating. Also. upon the same evening. that OF
Mr.. Samuel Brigham and Miss Alice Howard.
the Rev. George McComa tying the nuptial knot.
dastardly scoundrel threw a large lump of
coal against the show.window OF Cross shoe store
on Limestone street, which smashed out three
during Tuesday night, and although the crash
was heard for squares away, and officers were
upon both ends of the square, no one was seen
near the place or to leave il. Whoever threw
that chunk either sank through the pavement or
evaporated
DAYTON. KY.
The pretzel factory is in full blast
Mr.. H. ]. Goetze, the popular druggist is serii
ouslyill.
Bill Bracken has bought horse and wagon and
gone to farming. -
The charming Miss Kenan, of Cincinnati is the
guest of Miss Florence Gunnison.
The case of Fred. Harris, charged with hoFsd
stealing, was filed away in Court yesterday
Miss Lllta L. Cushman, daughter of Fl. B. Cush-
man. of Mason County, KY, is the guest of Miss
Lula Jones' .... ......
1t has been decided in the Courts thatia chulcli
can not go into bankruptcy and it is thought this
will affect the case of St. Francis Church, of Day
ton.
LEXINGTON. RY.
. The literary md character entertainment given
at the residence of Mrs Rozell last Tuesday eyen-
ing, was grand affair.
Miss Lizzie Young, daughter Of Hon. John d.
Young of Owingsville, KY, is in the city visiting
friends. and the guest OF her sister, Mrs Powell,
on Spring street.
CRIMINAL CovRT-Indictment returned Tues
day: Commonwealth against Chas. johnson, con-
cealed weapons, jury trial, verdict SIS and 25 days
in JAIL same against Shoenberger,, dismissed:
same against Levi Grow for keeping tippling-
house, jury trial, verdict not guilty: same against
Chas J1hnson and W. johnson for assault and
battery, jury trial, verdict of SO 25 each. The
Grand Jury returned the following Indictment:
A. W. Smith, horse stealing; Sam Fox, grand lar
ceny; John Bush, murder: Waiter Beard, grand
larceny These cases are set for trial on Monday
next.
SHOOTING AND CUTTING AFFRAY.-Onl last SatHr-
pay evening free dance was held in house oc-
cupied by negro family about four miles from
this city the Clifton Pike, and OF course all the
coons that could be scared up assembled there.
Dancing was in order and drinking not out of
order At last whisky began to get the bestof
most of the colored genmen and fighting was next
on the programme. VIII. Vinegar, the fiddler.
and one Charles Williams, man of very bad
temper, got into dispute which led to blows.
Charles then drew his shooting iron and fired.
The ball struck in the left temple and glanced
over the skull, turning the Vinegar barrel little
around He then fired am thershot, and the bali
entered the back between the shoulders. This is
said to be a bad wound. In the meantime Vinegar
was preparing to get his weapon ready, which
! xulc N n III.
knife, and as the last shot was fired he grappled
with Williams and made slash at his throat cut
ting it from ear to ear and nearly seyerngthe
wind pipe, and had it extended just half an inch
further the gcmnlen's jugular vein would have
been opened SO You could look in and see it. This
is the worst of the two wounds and his physi-
clans say he will hardly recover. This same
Charles Williams is the individual who resisted the
Marshal few weeks ago, while he was trying to
arrest him, and to move him along the Marshal
was compelled to shoot him. He was outon bail
for it, 1t is now thought he will die. Vinegars
wounds, though bad, are not dangerous.
/ HAMILTON.
Job E. Owens is slowly recovering. ...a.
John Attlesburg died yesterday after lingering
illness of sixteen months.
There will be meeting of the Knights of Honor
next Monday night in their Hall.
| The funeral of Anna c. Wueschner took place
from st. Johns Church, at O'Clock.
| F. B. Puthoff. of the First Ward is out as a
Democratic candidate for Representative.
Dr. and Mrs Dan. Millikin went to Cincinnati
last nightto attend the opera and hear Gerster.
Tim, LAWN, deputy clerk, is busy makinga final
settlement with j. Hargett the clerk, and Sheriff
| Thomas.
| The MARI age of Claude Hughes and Miss Rosa
schnegler was consumniated by Rev. Moody, at the
parsonage.
The Young Mems Gymnasium Association will
give ball tonight at Beckett's Hall for the ben
| efit OF the society
| The Democratic Mass Convention called for the
22d insf. viii be held at the Opera-house at 10
a. M, as Beckett Hall was engaged for that day.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club, Of Boston, will
give concert at the Opera Hall on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 25th, under the auspices of the Harmonic
Society. .......
B. f. Thomas. the new Probate Judgeele in
pursuance to a resolution adopted by the Board OF
| County Commissioners has prepared his official
bond in the sum Of $40 600, and twill be presented
to-day for approval. . ....
The wedding of Mr.. Martin Mason and Miss
Lille Reutti took place last night at the residence
Of the brides parents on High street. The 0cca-
sion was indeed a brilliant one There were pres
ent some two hundred and fifty guests, including