The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-02
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTON.

COvINGTON.
Billy Brent catches our vote for Council
for the next term in the Third Ward.
The Grand Jury will probably report on
the Sayres mail robbing case this afternoon.
Mr.. Mike Leonard, one of Covington's
good citizens.is laid up with slight indispo-
sition.
Mr.. Frank Duvenick, Americas artist,
has removed his school from Munich to
Florence, Italy.
Fred, Kolbreyer. who stole q pocketbook
from the dress of Kate Thomas few days
since, was fined $2S and costs.
Mr.. Thomas M. Frazier Is square in the
held for Council in the Second Ward, and
proposes to make it red-hot for Reuben.
POLICE CoURr.-Chris. Pard, driving over
sidewalk. IS, including costs; John o. Denn-
wald, breach of the peace, IS and costs.
The Masonic Temple property on Madi-
son, between Pike and Seventh streets, has
been sold by A. H. Hinkle to David Sinton.
Kate Howard was yesterday bound over
to the Grand Jury in the sum of $500, on
the charge of stealing dress from Mrs.
Halseys.
Two RUNAwAYs-The horse attached to
tne he No Tea Company's wagon. and
Nlckemeyer's little spirited animal, ran of
Yesterday. Neither of the animals or vehi-
cles were seriously injured.
John Clancy was yesterday arrested fol
passing counterfeit money of trade dollar
denominations. "Wappy" Goodson made
the arrest and the United States Grand
Jury takes the case tomorrow.
The coalheavers at the elevators are about
to strike for eighteen cents per bucket
They are now getting fifteen. 1t is said A,
Montgomery q Co. have acceded to the de.
mands of the laborers. At fifteen cents the
utmost an able bodied man can make il
81 so per day.
Our types made us say yesterday tina,
Dick Gray could beat our Ed. Petty fol
School Trustee in the Sixth Ward. The
people would do well to know that Mr.
Gray is being run by high school gang
and they had better leave their faithful
member where he is.
LOVE LIcENsE.-Frank Dosser, aged 81
| and Mary Feichler, aged 4S, both Of Gin
cinnati; Thomas Goodhead, aged 27, and
Margaret Martin, aged "a, both OF Coving
ton. The latter couple were married last
night, at the residence of County Clerk
Bristow, by Rev. J. s. Kirtley.
1t is probable that the Covington Tele
phonic Exchange will be removed from
Fifth and Madison streets to Bullock's
Building OH Scott street. The change will
not affect the public materially, as nearly
all communication with the Exchange i.
by telephone anyhow. Mr.. Bullock Is now
President of the Telephone Company.
The venerable Captain Jakey Thompson
is a candidate for State Commissioner
MIR. Thompson has been a citizen of Gov
ington for the past forty years and this il
! the first time he has sought public favor.
Tho cellar-doors of Heartley's grocery
were discovered open last night, by the
police. They had been tampered with fol
burglarious intent
REAL EsTArE.-May w. Bowler of Ham
ilton County, Ohio, to John Christian
Mack, OF Kenton County, KY. Lot No. 482
Willianlson's addition, so BY $50, east side
Taylor Mill Road, fourth lot north of Boone
street, South Covington; $780,
w. Fl. Whitaker to Olivia S. Jones, both
OF Covington, Lots 81, 80 and 33. Whitaker
Il Haynian's subdivision, bounded south by
John street ard north by Taylor street
West Covington; $500.
UNITED STATES CoURr.-The following
Grand Jury was impaneled: w. c. Ham
iton, ]. S. Wavne, J. NJ. Clarkson, Frank
Heine, w. M. M. Lee, D. c. Culbertson, and
L. X. Seely, of Covington; James c. Saw
ton; Attilda Cox, of Owenton; J. G.
Hughes Beaver Lick; A. Deltweiler, North
Middletown; w. w. Southgate, Newport;
T. w. Ewing, Owingsville; Samuel Hands
Milton ]. NJ. McBrazier, Eliotsville.
Indictments were reported against Hiram
McFarlan and Alex. Scott for passing coun
terfeit money. Pleasant Bunnion, Wayne
Carter, Ransom Burton, Ike Flannelly
David Flannelly. Jr., Lewis Benneon, all
moonshiners. were fined $1O0 and sentenced
to four months each imprisonment. Jas
H. Brown, same charge, $100 and one
months imprisonment Will Williams
same, confessed judgment and sentence sus
pended.
Each of the prisoners claimed Republi.
can jurisdiction, and were sent to NAYS
vile Jail. This is a kind of an Ambrosial
scheme. Judge Baxter sits down on law.
yers, clerks, Marshals and everybody else
seemingly. He does not recognize that he
is among white people.
A lot of moonshiners will arrive from
Catlettsburg tomorrow, and will be tried al
the presentation; also several who are here
under bonds. The Government building is
covered with mud from the boots of the
"Yaps" and "Rosin Chewers" that are here
summoned as witnesses, &c.