The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-27

Churcn was not possessed OF tn0 neceSoNy
requirements. Just imagine the conster-
nation of the vast multitude of people that
had assembled to witness the ceremony to
see those two young people whose hearts
beat as one to be united in the silken chords
of welded felicity disappointed.
AEwPOKE
Mrs. Ross, the Postmistress, Is visiting in
New York.
Biney Welsh was fined $40 and costs for
a breach Of the peace.
The Feast of Corpus Christi is being OBJ
served as holiday in the Catholic
churches.
Ed. Richer, aged 2l, took out license
this morning to wed Mary Westwood. aged
19, and both of Newport
Julius Schweitzer, the crooked Deputy
circuit Clerk, was indicted by the Grand
Jury yesterday for embezzlement.
Lieutenant Buntly. of Chattanooga ar
rived here this morning and is the guest of
his brother-in-lrw, Officer M. Connolly,
Mrs. Henrietta Graul, wife of the we'll
known florist of that name, is celebrating
her eighty-first birthday. The venerable
lady is yet hale and hearty and bids fair to
stay among us for many years to Gomez
DECORATION DAY IN NEwpoRT.-The
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association
held meeting last night at the engine
house to make further arrangements for
the decoration of soldiers graves on Sum
day next t..-
Mr.. Mathew Ryan of Cincinnati yester-
| day sold to the Nazareth Literary and Be-
| nevolent Institution the school building
on Madison street, adjoining the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, for So sos 33.
Mr.. Ryan purchased the same property at
Master Commissioner sale, some time
since, for So, ,548 33.
There was lively runaway ON York
Street yesterday afternoon. Two horses
belonging to the Street Car Company went
tearing up York street, and in attempting
the railing in front of M. Mauget's estab-
lishment, and bent it up considerably.
Two or three men barely escaped being run
over.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
the arrest of Buddy Parks on charge of
stealing canary bird from the residence OF
Mr.. Easton, corner of Madison and Mon.
mouth streets. A son of Mr.. Eas:on took
after Parks down Monmouth street to
Bellevue and across through Col Taylors
yard and thence to the river where he took
refuge in skiff. A valuable bird was also
taken from the cage at Mr.. Ed. Parser's
residence on Whitten street early yester.
day morning. ...'.F ts. '...'
Washington Dyson and Washington
Rippleton, both employed at the barracks,
engaged in a row last evening, during
which the former received two severe
gashes one under the left ear and extend.
ing to the back of the neck, and the sec.
ond slight cut in the right breast. He
!, was removed to the hospital, and Ripple
ton, who did the cutting, swOre out war
J rant for the wounded mans arrest, claim
ing that he was the aggressive party
General Augur refused to surrender Dyson
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. Com
, missioner to the CLAY Insurance Company
part of Lot 24l, in Trustees addition 22L
| by 100 feet on Harrison street, 500.
Same 10 same, part of Lot 1853, in origina
plan, 40 by 100 feet on the north side o
Eglantine street, $4,000.
Same to M. Ryan, Lot IA, in Lindsay
addition, 36H by 1S5 feet, on Cabot street
, $2,l5S.
l Same to NJ. Ryan, Lot 16, in Lindsay
J addition, S2H by 140 feet, on the south sid
of Madison street; $3,548 33.
q 1t was resolved to invite Hon. A. s. Bel
e ry end Hon. 0. W. Root to deliver addresse
on the occasion.
The Committee appointed to fix the lin
{ of march reported the following, whic
; was adopted: West on Bellevue to &c
lumbia, south on Columbia to RinggolG
G | 4 IN V,,r1y
!, to Jefferson, east on Jefferson to Nor
mouth, Monmouth to Cemetery. The TO
lowing ladies were appointed as Commi
Mrs. D. R. Lock, Mrs. Hewitson, Mr.
! Hagerty, Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. J. T. Tee
RATTLINe RuNAwAY.--Last night abor
9 o'clock big excitement was created o
e the hill leading up Broadway. Cincinnati
:, by the giving way of brake on one OF th
v Newport cars, and the horses came dasliin
y down the hill at a'frightful speed. I'll
4 driver, John Crotz on feeling the brak
: give way instead of holding on to his hors'
6 Jumped from the car and yelled for tt
passengers to do likewise. Constable job
# Mccormack, of this city, was one of tt
e latter, and in jumping struck his elbow o
> the bowlders makinga very painful wount
q There were seven other passengers frol
n this city on the car, but they escaped vi
o injured though very badly scared.
e Mr.. Jerry Cronin, the former well know
II CAPTAIN of the ferry boat Favorite, arrive
home this morning, after two month
d absence in Leadville. Jerrys account
t. life in Leadville is terrible and anythir
I. but encouraging to the youths who in
!, agine that they can go out there and r
t. turn wealthy. He says the town is swarm
,e ing with new arrivals every day, and mo
70 of those already there are on the verge
e starvation. He left Phil. Link and SEQ
l. Pagan, both well known here, building
ca tile shed at 81 so per day and board S.
:. per week. Scott is coming home chut
!, full of Leadville, and Phil will proceed G
n further.
(. A colored chap with numerous aliase
le but whose real name is thought to be vi
h tor Seymour, rented room some tin
" time since from Mr.. George Fearons, {
at Byzantine street. for the purpose of r
ID pairing furniture. He succeeded in re
ling full parlor set from Mr.. Page, No.