The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

MISS meier, Ol LeAinBtons n.y., ID ViSlt-
ing the Misses Drisler.
Rev. John Y Dobbins is to be the new
pastor OF the Union NJ. e. Church.
Rev. Father Brandts is on duty again,
hearty and cheerful, after his Eastern recre-
alton trip.
The ball for the benefit Of the Typo.
graphical Club takes place tonight at
Drexelius Hall.
A large fox under the Kentucky Central
Depot this morning caused considerable
sport for the boys.
A funeral took place to-day from the st.
Aloysius Church, at which six ladies acted
as pail bearers.
Dick Dugan was mulcted IS and costs
by the Mayor for failing to put signal
light on Main street.
A little child of Mr.. Geo. Scheringhauser
fell from second-story window yesterday
and was badly injured.
Stock still continues to pour in on the
Kentucky Central Railroad. Thirty
car loads arrived yesterday.
Tomorrow morning at Mother of God
Church the nuptials Of Mr.. Henry Holtrap
and Miss KIosterman will be celebrated.
The firm of Moser & Williams have re-
moved to their new store, at Nos. 8 and II
West Seventh street, next to Hartley s
grocery.
The watch raffled off for the benefit of
Mr.. Thomas Flynn was won by Tom No
Ian, who very kindly gave the watch back
to Mr.. Flynn.
Henry Wisher, who was arrested SATURDAY.
night by Officers Mauer and Sanford on the
charge of robbery, was dismissed by the
Mayor this morning.
Ohio talks about being the moral city.
There are more men killed in the wicked
city of Cincinnati in one year than there
are in the whole State of Kentucky.
We are informed that the brothers EN-
cry have in their minds eye one or two
other lot purchases and block buildings, in
case the Scott-street sewer scheme succeeds.
That tall gentleman with very black
milk strainer on his upper lip that is hung
up in front of Weaver's door is Bill Crout,
the popular conductor on the Short-line
Railroad.
Mr.. L. j. Blakely is spoken of as the next
Councilman from the Sixth Ward. His
opponent is said to be Mr.. Pat. Mcnamara.
Either of them would make good repre-
sentative.
Fifteen arrests were made by the police
since Saturday. The arresting officers were
Mauer Bolan, Heala, McGraw, Cutler
Casey, Cavanaugh, Senour, Roman, O'Haro,
Temple and Barton.
There was fire at the residence of Mr..
Thomas Doughton last week, and the heroic
manner in which "Skinner Wadell
quenched the flames was loudly applauded
by large crowd of spectators.
A card signed by 10000 Democrats was
handed into the STAR Office to-day. The
sgners pledge themselves to support deaf
John Sheridan for City Sealer and Gauger
if he is nominated. Hoop-a-la! Jonathan.
LOVE L1cENsE.-Joseph s. Puthoff, aged
25, and Catherine E. Yeggle. aged "a; Ber-
nard Zusbury, aged "a, and Lizzie D. Ecker,
aged "a; Henry Holtrop, aged %, and Ber-
nadina Klosteman, aged 81, all of this city.
Jas. F. Carr, aged %, and Lizzie Rusche,
aged "a, both of Kenton County.
Charles Ruhs funeral was the very largest
in Covington for many years, if not the
largest in the whole history of the city.
There were one hundred and nineteen ve-
hicles in the procession, by actual count
The Turner's, Workingmen, knights of
Pythias and Knights of Honor took part
The remains were inferred in Cincinnati
cemetery.
Roxy" Welsh, "Gumpie" Farrell,
Scum" Nolan. Johnny McKoy and "Win.
dy" Flynn left last night for Middletown,
Ohio. The boys took the advantage of
the Ohio River and waded across and left
via the Hamilton Pike. They were each
supplied with poor mans sandwich. The
Scans have placed their flag at half mast in
memory of the departed.
A man in a blind state of intoxication
tried to shuttle off the mortal coil in Licking
River yesterday. He swan out two or three
times and was rescued by party in skiff
but he refused to stay on the shore. The
last time the party in the skiH rowed off
and left him to his fate. Whether he
drowned or not we failed to ascertain. but
it was small loss if he did.
The bssttvin Of claims of Court officials and
witnesses allowed at the August term of
the Criminal Court was returned by tie
Auditor yesterday to Clerk White, indorsed
mo funds" So claimants will understand
why they don't receive their money. The
Auditor writes in addition that the pub
lie will be notified through the public press
when the Treasury is in funds again.
MAYORS MONDAY MAsH.-Thomas Salin,
J. A. Joycox, A. d. Homert, Willie James
and James Wilstein, drunk, 81 each; Jen-
ME Jackman, disorderly $13; James
O'Hearne same, dismissed; Susan Tabbis,
same, continued; John O'Hearne, same.
81; Ellen Barton, same, 81; Charles Mar
shall, breach of the peace continued until
Wednesday,: Richard Beddow, same, $2S;
Crust Clark, vagrancy, 20 days ON bread and
water.
Here is an illustration of spiritualism.
About two weeks since dog bit a little
child of Mr.. John Spencer and that gentle.
man put seven bullets in the purp and left
him for dead. Yesterday, imagine his sur
prise, when the dog again made its appear
ance. Blonde" and 'Brutus" were called
upon this morning, and with their little
barkers sent that dog to a place where purps
howl no more.
NEWPORT.
Circuit Ct urt convenes week from to.
day.
Red Vastine, it will be observed. has