The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-29
COVINGTON.

Snuff Mevers carries off the cake for being
the best fireman.
Ben. Hageman was slightly injured at the
fire this morning.
The Church Record will make its appear
ance on Saturday. .rr. u-., :,
Mr.. Frank Dayler, the artist, will leave for
Florida tomorrow.
Two hundred couple attended the mask
ball at Odd-fellows' Hall last night
Mr. Oyerton S. Price and wife, nee Rogers,
have gone to Hillsboro, o., 40 reside.
Don't forget the Merry Boys masquerade
at DrexeliuS Hall on the6th OF November.
w P. Conyers, of the Latonia Springs,
has gone to Liberty Station, to take charge
of hotel.
Rev. W. H. w. Reese, of Atlantic City
will arrive in the city tonight, on visit to
relatives and friends.
All those selling tickets for Father Smiths
soiree are requested to cash tickets at Whlt-
ties shoe store tomorrow night.
Edward NJ Jones, of Chicago, aged twenty
three, and Mamie Dollreim, aged nineteen,
were granted marriage license this morn
ing.
In the case of Joseph H. Collins against
j. H. Westendorf the jury found for plain
tiff against the City of Covington in the
sum of $210 so.
George w. Balm, Grand Worthy Chief
.Templar. will lecture at Greer Hall Thurs
day evening for the benefit of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars of Kentucky.
POLICE CoURr-Henry Crane, drunk, 81;
Marcus Lexington, drunk and disorderly,
So; John Donnelly, drunk, s.; Pat Don
nelly, disorderly, 81; Hugh McShane, re-
sisting officers, $53; VIM. Mcdonald, disor-
derly, dismissed.
Hugh McShane and VIM. Mcdonald, two
Work-house prisoners, escaped While the
gang were being marched from the Jail to
the Stone-pile after dinner yesterday
McShane was caught, however, after a
lively chase but Mcdonald avoided capture
until late in the day.
Mr.. Barney Meyers and his estimable wife
celebrated their tin wedding last night. A
large crowd was present all of whom had a
"Hogh Teit and Fehlt Spass." Colonel
Schwertman and Squire Dressman were
the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers received
number of presents, and rendered the
fifty couple present cordial reception.
Mr.. VIM. Davis and Miss Kate Carney
were married by Rev. Father Brandts Sat
urday night. The bride was attired in
brown silk, with trimming to match, and
wore cameo ornaments The groom wore
conventional cloth. The attendants were
Miss Annie Carney and Mr.. Ed. Davis. A
reception was held at the brides residence
at the conclusion of the ceremony. May a
kind Providence grant them a life of use
fulness, peace and happiness and may the
golden links of love be as strong at the end
Of life as they were ON the wedding hour.
WEST OOVlNGTON. Ky.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club propose
giving all entertainment on Thursday even
ing, November 7th, at the Town Hall.
There will be Church Social given by
the Ladies' Mite Society at the residence of
VIM. Huber on Peter street, Thursday aft
ernoon. Admission, 10c.
The Merry Circle Club will meet at the
residence of Miss Jennie Sowden, 207 West
ern Row, on Wednesday evening" October
30th at o'clock. Arrangements for pr-
yate masquerade partyis the principal busi-
ness on hand. All members are requested
to be present.
NEWPORT.
Chris Reiger was granted license to wed
Annie Swope.
The sum of $28 was realized from the
entertainment given for the benefit of Mrs.
Lehman.
Misses Ella and Katie Hawthorn left yes
terday for Xenia, Ohio to attend the we'd
ding of their brother.
Rev. Mr.. Jordon, of Springfield, o., and
formerly pastor of the First Baptist Church,
this city, is paying visit to friends here.
Mrs Gugle, wife of Jacob Gugle, de-
ceased, will receive $4,000 from the Ancient
Order of United Workingmen, of which he
was member in good standing.
The members of the Twenty third Ken
lucky will meet at the Council Chamber to-
night to make arrangements for attending
the funeral of their deceased comrade,
Jacob Gugle.
CRY CoURr.-John Waggoner and John
Scholl, throwing powders, dismissed with
a reprimand Pat. Garfield, drunk and dis
orderly, was let off with 81 and costs, it be-
ing his first appearance. Fred. Schaffen-
berger, disorderly conduct, 81 and costs.
Mayor Harton requests us to state that
parties desiring to contribute clothing of
any kind for the Southern sufferers may
leave the same at the Engine-house on Belle
yue street, when he will have them trans
ferred to the depot opened at Cincinnati for
the same purpose.
An application for writ Of habeas corpus
was made to Judge Boyd yesterday evening
by attorneys for William Kramer, charged
with shooting his father, Reynold Kramer,
with intent to kill. The motion was heard
this morning at o'clock, and His Honorre-
served giving his decision until p. m.
THE KRAMER CAsE-The case of the Com
monwealth against VIM. Kramer, who is
charged with shooting his father with in
tent to kill, was called before His Honor
Mayor Harton this morning. The Com
monwealths Attorney, Frank Edgar, gave
notice that they were not ready to proceed
with the case on account of the absence of
Mike Costigan, an important witness in the
ease. Frank Sutton, attorney for defend
ant declared it was an outrage upon civil
lied community to be bull-dozed in this
way. Here, says the noble Sutton,
ss this young man (pointing to Kramer)
lying in jail for two days without being
given chance to furnish bail and be lib
Grated. Well, says the County Attorney,
who has refused him bail? Sutton came to