The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
OVER THE BRIDGE.

The new Methodist Church at Decoursey
was dedicated yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies.
Judge O. s. Deming, Of Robertson Coun-
ty. was in the city to-day attending the
Criminal Court.
Misses Alice and Edith Wade, and Mrs
Mclean and daughter leave this afternoon
for Pittsburg to spend the winter.
The ladies' congregation of the Madison
Street Baptist Church will give their usual
Thanksgiving dinner at Odd Fellows Hall.
Hiram Hostetter, who was indicted at In
dependence for carrying concealed weapons,
was given up by his bondsmen this morn
ing.
The widow of Chas. Rub yesterday re-
ceived the 50, 900 due her from the A. o. u.
W. OH account of the death OF her hus-
band.
Mrs. Anna McGlashan died last Friday
night at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. d. C. Culbertson, beingi in the SEVENTY
second year of her age. The remains will
be buried at Prairie Garden. Ill.
The Alphonso Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment at ST. JOseph's School
House Hall on Thanksgiving night. The
club is composed of young members whose
performances are highly commendable.
This was day of continuance in the Po
lice Court. The names registered were
Richard Dngan and Mary Cassidy for fail
ing to exhibit "Ruebin's warming" P. A.
McGarvey stands accused of wife-whipping.
| Col. NJ. J. Haden, of Louisville, who frac-
tured one of his ribs by fall while in New
IL mort -four Aaryc 10 tho enact nf his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. A. Crawford. He is
improving, and may be able to return
home shortly.
Messrs Simmons & Dickinson, according
to dispatch from Louisville. were granted
leave Saturday to apply for reinstatement
of the injunction against Murray. France q
Co., which would leave the injunction ir
force till the application for reinstate
ment is disposed Of
COUNTY CoURr.-Ei Reagan was declared
lunatic and that his estate was insufficien
. to support him. The Sheriff was instruct
, ed to send him to the Eastern Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum.
John F. Horner qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Jacob Hart.
J, A solid elegantly lettered gold medal
, now on exhibition at Mr.. Peter Nodler'
testifies to the solid merit of Covingtol
E mandatory. and is a prize that will b
fully appreciated. 1t came from the Com
, missioners of the Cincinnati Exposition t.
: the American Wire and Nail Company
e and Messrs. Mecklenborg & Stephens ar
justly proud oft.
We hope voters will not forget jim
Wiggins in the approaching election. Fl
is industrious and capable. He never oil
a mean action in his life and he never re
! fused to do poor devil favor. He is
!. boy of the people, and he will be elected
q The above applies to both Jack Englan
e aud Jack Stevenson. Remember them ais
if you want the city's business attended t
II impartially for poor and rich alike.
. CRIMINAL CouRr- Henry Cream, assault
y 500 The case of VIM. Thompson We
: and he gave bond. with John Hadcroft
4 surety. An attachment was issued fc
:, John Harrison, returnable, and his ba
70 fixed at $3.50 Major Dudley argued Il
~ demurrer in the case of the Commonwealt
against the Louisville, Cincinnati & Lei
ington Railroad which was sustained b
n the Court, and the Indictment quashed.
The entertainment last night at S
Marys Hall, given by the st. Aloysius s.
ciety, was a highly creditable affair. Th
various participants rendered their difficu
parts admirably, and were vociferously a.
planded.
The Enquirer man this morning, aft
illustrating the many fine qualifications
Charley Donnelly for Councilman wine
up by giving Reuben McDannold mo-
beautiful turning over.
The Grand Jury this morning presente
indictments as follows: c. Gwynn, carryir
concealed weapons; Thomas Orr, standir
bull without license; Joseph Pieper, sci
ing LIQUOR to minors; Adam Gesweil
same, two indictments Henry Drexeliu
same one indictment; Joseph johnson
same one Indictment; Charles Uric
same five indictments; Nick Brock, sam
five indictments; Theo Leverman, sam
five indictments; Bryan Tansey, same, fol-
indictments.
James Scott and Robert Allen, two ca
ored boys of about fifteen years. while pas
ing up Garrard street, at So clock Saturda
morning, saw a man standing in front
Mr.. Vincent Shinkle's residence. For son
reason they ran from him when he fired
them twice, the second time lodging ba
in Aliens left shoulder. The boys ran G
| until tney EalOeu Cne COurt-nOuSe, VINE
they informed the police. Search was mat
for the man with the pistol without su
cess Aliens wound is not dangerous.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A. Cra,
ford to Geo. w. Cree, 80 by 100 feet, {
southeast corner of Powell and Greenr
streets; $2,O4O, payable 800 per annum Il
til November 15 1884, and the remainil
81, 500 payable November 15 1885, all wit
q out interes.
10 Mary X. Green and Thomas NJ. Gree
- and wife, of Maysville. and John D. Gree
h' of st. Louis. to JOS. Mesker, of Cincinnati
n lot 100 BY 295 feet, on south side of Ski
rt street, 16O feet east of Main street; SIS, 1000
e. PoL1rlcAL PoINTs.-Tie January electo
ut as it approaches. excites no little interes
ps There is not likely to be any Conventio
and the candidates will be turned open
r the field like lot of hounds in a fox chas
u and the best purp will win. For Treasure
Clerk, Attorney, Marketmaster, Wharfms
ter, City Collector, and Jailer, the race
virtually settled. Their names are Adam
Davidson, Roberts, England, Ga
,e vim and Virgins. (you bet). Johnr
a, Weaver will also be elected Wood-measur
" by a sweeping majority. The race f
Or Street Commissioner promises to be hot
a,.o,tod Tho candidates ara he Gam