The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-30
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COvINGTON.

Peter Fry got black eve at the picnic
yesterday for tapping his dulcinea
The Democratic Executive Committee
meets tonight at the Enquirer Office.
Miss Hannah Cremins will entertain
friends next week with a grand musicale.
The Christian Sunday school will go on a
little picnic excursion to Parlor Grove to-
morrow.
Father Jones beat all the b'yes at the pac-
mic Yesterday at rolling ten-pins and fling
ing the rucks.
Rev. o. A. Bartholomew yesterday united
IN marriage Mr.. James w. Holiday and
Miss Louella Morgan.
MIR. John G. Ellis has the sympathy OF
the public in the death of his infant child
that occurred yesterday.
Buck Harris handed us an invitation to
the affair yesterday. 1t will be quiet, and
nothing but first-cass society present.
Joe Delaney shot and wounded Dave
Mitchell in the leg at the picnic at Hunts
Grove yesterday, both Covington negroes.
VIM. N. Stockwell, formerly OF Newport,
and Annie Sullivan, of Toronto Canada,
were married by Judge Phelps this morn
ing.
VIM. Snorfield, alias Hall, who was ar
rested for rdultery few days ago forfeited
his bail bond in Squire Evans Court this
morning.
The wedding of Mr.. Michael Cremins
VIII be very unostentatious affair. None
but few of the most intimate friends will
be present Here's to you, old boy.
Mr. Jacob Spouser was sent to Jail this
morning by Mayor Athey, for contempt of
Court. She refused to answer questions
asked her by the jury in the case against
her husband, Captain Jake Spouser.
LOVERS LOTTERY Y-Chas. Brickner, aged
twenty-four, of Covington and Minnie E..
bhammerels, Of Fulton. aged twenty-five;
Robt. Meyer, aged twenty-six and Caroline
Bruestle, aged twenty-five, both of Coving-
ton.
On TIME.-Just ten months ago there was
Rdouble wedding at st. Aloysius Church.
The grooms were H. Grueter and II. Boem-
iker. Yesterday morning, at the same
hour, they were each presented with a
beautiful young daughter by their wives
Mr. Henry We'll, young merchant of
Vinton, Gallia County, O., and Miss Tilie
Felstel, one of Covington's popular bellies,
were united in matrimony's holy bonds
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr.
l.. Meis l05 West Fourth street. Rev. Max
Lilienthal, of the Mound-street Temple, of
Cincinnati, officiated
AT the picnic of colored people at Hunts
Grove, down the indianapolis Il Cincinnati
Railroad yesterday, two Covington darkes
lell out about something, and an appeal to
arms was taken. Several shots were fired,
and Joe Dulaney shot Dave Mitchell in the
hip. Dave will not die from loss of lip,
however, and no arrests have been made.
NAWP0RT.
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account of Decoration Day.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Ross received $4,000 more of
the $40 refunding bonds, buS~~ill probably
not place them on sale until Monday.
Rev. DR.. II. B. Bonde and wife, of Texas,
VINO have been on a visit to his mother Mrs
A. A. Bonde, of this county, left for home
On Thursday morning.
Mr.. ]. L. Walsh and Miss Millie Newman
were united i'll marriage last evening at the
Church of the immaculate Conception.
Rev. Father Ennis officiating
The Petty Jury were discharged this
morning, and the Criminal Court ad-
journed until the next term. His Honor
Judge Perkins, will arraign prisoners for
sentence tomorrow.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial AS
Sociation, of Newport, turned out in body
this morning and marched to Cincinnati,
where they Joined the procession for the
decoration Of soldiers graves.
1auish ha,,,or of r,;no;4; ,,.
S 20 Li. DaLihei VI ciiici,l'laIl proughI
VI t,, go ~ elli3 sue Yesterday 70
ouS so,ie ;1h ~ otoa s,iG Sio poas. ne entrusted
eaor WIZ. a., siJo, onI o'ie oi .he gang Skipped
~ ~ atu Ihe Jew inaue a,'ef nm ano whiie
sit le i"'.ei Tas soiie ailo'her tooh inherent
"aeh' anu oo''i iiiaiiaeeo 70 escape.
There is any amount of speculation as to
who the coming City Treasurer will be.
The following are known to be candidates:
J. j. Hetsch, Louis Constans, Ed. Air Dave
Lock- and A. S. Berry will take it if he can
at the same time hold on to the State Sena-
torship. Each one OF the above contend
that they have majority of Council on
their side; but, Moses! how the City Dads
An excursion of bows to the number of
about thirty-five passed through this burg
this morning, on their way to the College
villa, about siN miles out OF town. They
nao large ioIf-iorse o'is chartered Tor
Mr e oGo Wotbarn bad Nd tha % hoeo ov"S,,an9 ana
ass;sted bu Ainnao Koehlcr nI,bnns,,, Al ban,se,
Hnmme, and Jeremiab Rast The exnnr'
sionists returned about 1880 in the evening,
looking pretty well fatigued.
Cn,,,, cor,r will;on, coln,o., H.
vo,,a mon ind;ctod for staai;n, Ia S .ri5
silver from the Dueber watch.case manu-
! factory, pleaded guilty to the charge of
grand larceny and was sentenced to one
wear in the Penitentiary. Fred. Fourgrel
carrying concealed weapons, was fined S25
and sentenced to ten days imprisonment
). McNally, OF Dayton, ky;;, charged with