The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvIyGTON.

Mrs. Jacob Kyle, very estimable lady
died yesterday.
Mr. VIM. Finefrock, of Acton, Ind, il
visiting in the city.
Ben. Dunkley was railroaded for two
years by Newport jury this morning.
The jury in the case of John P. Ernst VS.
the Trinity Church, returned verdict fol
the plaintiff.
Miss Lizzie Wetzell, one of the numerous
bellies of West Walnut Hills, is visiting rel
atlves in the city.
Mr.. Jake Bush says persons holding tick.
cts for his picnic will be entitled to free ad-
mission in his ball.
Hon. j. s. Boyd has been solicited by a
large number of friends to become candi.
date for reelection.
We understand that Mr.. W. J. Blakey
will not be candidate for City Attorney
at the August election.
Rev. Dr. J. A. Hartley, of Cincinnati,
will conduct divine services at Drexilius
Hall tomorrow afternoon.
A colored excursion arrived on the Ken
lucky Central Railroad to-day. There was
brass band accompanied them.
Henry Turner and Mamie Anderson, a
dusky couple from Bourbon County, Ky.,
were married in the County Clerks office
| to-day.
The Maysville delegation K. of p, that
have been rusticating in the city for the
past four days, left for their home this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. William Ward and wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. jolly of Springfield, Ohio; and
Mrs. Thompson, of New Orleans, are the
guests of the family of George W. Thomp-
son, Esq.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-John D. Park
and wife. of Kenton County, to Thomas
Jackson, of Campbell County, lot about
200 by 400 on Banklick Pike, two miles
from Covington; $1,000.
The girls in Goldsmith's doll-haby manu-
factory are now busy making a genuine
baby suit for their proprietor's little girl
baby that arrived Wednesday. The girl
that makes the finest suit is to receive an
appropriate reward.
The trial OF N. P. Corbin VS.. J. r. Lowe
and J. M. Corbin's administrators VS.. J. F.
Lowe and others will be heard this evening
py Judge Mckee, who has been appointed as
special Judge to try the case. >.
We understand that Bill Terrill is trying
to get the Governor to accept plea of in
voluntary mansaughter in his case. Thir-
ty-six witnesses were summoned this MORN
ing by Deputy Sheriff Felthaus to appear
at the trial Monday.
Rev. O. A. Bartholomew left the city this
morning for Leesburg, Harrison County
KY, for the purpose of holdinga protracted
meeting. Professor Harry Turner, of Lex
ington, KY, will fill the pulpit of the Fifth
street Church during his absence.
Michael Leonard, who was fined $500 for
usurpng the Office of Judge of Election at
the Third Ward polls year ago last Au- |
gust, received a telegram yesterday evening
from Frankfort, stating that the fine was
respited, and that the papers were on the
way here.
At the Union M. E. Church tomorrow.
at II a. M, Rev. w. w. Ramsay will preach
on Charity, the Greatest of Virtues" and
at 7:3O p. NJ, on Religion in Business
A class of probationers will be received at
the morning service.
POLICE CoURT.-Henry Bredmyer, drunk.
"a. John Weitzer and George Johnson had
little fisiicuff last night and were yanked
N by Officers Mauer and Sandford and
Lieutenant Linneman. Their cases were
continued until Monday.
Governor Blackburn, while he is in the
lumor for pardoning, could do no better
han to remit the fine imposed on Mr.. Mike
Leonard for usurping an office. Mike is a
,ood citizen with mountain heart and cid
lot mean any harm by his conduct and
vas totally ignorant of the law.
Margaret Gilmartin filed suit in the Chan
ery Court to-day for divorce from her hus.
'and, John Gilmartin, on the alleged
rounds of abandonment and failing to pro-
'ide. The parties were married in Fal-
mouth, KY, in 1871, and lived apart for
i've years. G. P. Wilcox attorney.
Mr.. Lafe Bradford died at his home m
,raig street last night. Deceased was thir-
y-six years of age, and leaves wife and {
tx children to mourn his loss. He was a {
ind father, an indulgent husband and a i
ood citizen, and his untimely taking off {
'ill be mourned by number of friends. +
The Courier-Journal says: 'The Coyington
tars have challenged our Eclipse Club for J
he State championship. The first of Sc. )
les of games to settle this question will be !.
layed next Sunday at Eclipse Park. when !,
ne home boys will have their strongest !
ine." That's news to u.s. Never heard :
ovington had any Stars.
A few days since the STAR mentioned that S
little boy named Wiltshire had been bitten G
Y dog belonging to John Herold, and b
lronicled the death of the dog also. Yes n
.rday the little child was taken to man e
amed Tanner who resides q faw M iloc 4, | q