The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-31
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGrON.

papers this morning.
Governor H. P. Ransom and wife have
to Lexington, KY.
John McCay returned from Kansas last
night. He reports walking good.
Charley Waite denies the story that he is
editor Of the South Covington Clean.
Don't forget that the fair Is still in pro.
gress in st. Mary's Hall. Pay 10 cents and
win SO.
The ever-popular Glides Dancing Circle
will occupy Drexelius Hall tonight with
grand ball.
We can't understand what claims Abe
Campbell has ON the third term for Street
Commissioner.
Tom Tighe, John Reeves, Tom Reidy and
Red McNamara will receive tomorrow at
Ed. Moore's stable.
The coffin of Miss Maggie Boyd was
strewn with handsome floral offerings from
the girls of Goldsn.ith's factory.
There will be watch-night services at
Scott-street M. e. Church tonight. The
New Year will be hailed with song service
and praise.
People who have the city's interest at
heart would do we'll not to forget Jack
England, Jack Stepheson and Jimmy Wig
gins at the polls Saturday.
Detectives Francis and Reed arrested two
colored men last night and lodged them IN
Jail. They are supposed to be escaped con-
victs from the Penitentiary.
John Mohlenkamp is to be candidate
and will keep open house tomorrow for
the bows. VIM. Dunn and Jim Morrisey
will be masters OF ceremonies.
Mike Balon and Jim Virgins had social
confab in the "scenting" chamber of the
Courthouse yesterday. Their breath had
bad odor when they were released.
The Little Gems soiree did not pan out
last Saturday owing to the Fair, but the
boys will be on hand next Saturday night
with fine band and good crowd.
Give Ed. Petty a lift in the Sixth Ward.
He is against the High Schools, an institu-
ton that is run to rob the public to edu-
cate few of our wealthy citizens chill
dren.
TIE town has been remarkably quiet for
the past several days. There has not been
a single arrest since last Saturday. Our
coppers in blue always have their eyes
peeled
Geo. Wolking is gaining ground rapidly
for Street Commissioner, and If there is not
a big change at the polls on election, day he
will snow Campbell under by handsome
majority. -. -
Alta meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial Association resolution was
adopted to prepare a petition memorable
ing Congress to pay the soldiers back pay
at gold value.
Anton Miller, &C.. sued Senour & Per.
kins, tobacconists, yesterday, for an in
fringement of that same patent process for
marking plug tobacco, so often described
in this column.
A marriage license was granted to-day to
John H. Williams and Deliah H. Revels
both colored. They will be married this
evening at lions Church in Cincinnati.
The residence OF Thos. Anderson, on
West Third street, was entered by burglars
last night and lot of overcoats and dress
coats carried off. Thought we missed Tom
Anderson's benjamin" on the streets to-
day. "..''
Bishop Toebbe says he did not authorize
Father McNerny to read a letter to the ef-
feet that children who attended public
schools would be deprived of the sacra-
ments of the church. and Father McNerny
says he did. So the matter stands.
The grocery store in the Masonic Build
ing recently occupied by the Anderson
Brothers has been rented by William Gil
dehaus, and the stnre-room next door will
be occupied by William Due as q barber
shon after the lat of January.
Old Billy Slick Smooth Ashbrook has a
cute way of getting into Council, and to
steer clear Of the bleeders. He never
wanted the Office, &c. Now who has got
up this petition asking him to runf The
petition is not signed by any OF the solid
men Of the Ward. -..t
II the story that Abe Campbell promised
George Wolking not to run the third time
is true, he has violated his word, and If he
still persists in running people should re-
sent 1t at the polls and elect George Wolk.
ing. He will fill the position equally as
we'll as Mr.. Campbell.
SOCIETY ELECTION. Lodge,
Knights of Honor, elected officers as fol-
lows: Dictator, VIM. Temann; Vice Die
tator, E. Bierman: Assistant Dictator, H.
Kriehl; Chaplain. J. Runge; Guides, B.
Weinberg, H. Stiefel; Financial Secretary,
H. Schultz; Treasurer. H. Won Boken;
Trustees, ]. Gehrum, H. Schleutker and G..
Ulrich; Representative 10 Grand Lodge,
II. Schultz.
Ell Willett and George Williams the two
notorious counterfeiters who were arrested
few days since ip Pendleton County, were
taken to Louisville yesterday. 1t is ru.
mored that the officers who took them
were bogus ones, but it now turns ont that
the officers were identified by Government
officials of this city. But nevertheless the
transfer was illegal, as it requires special
order Of tho Court.
Articles incorporating the Standard
Lock & Manufacturing Company were
lodged for, record yesterday. Incorpo-
rat9rs: Eilas N. Barrett Milton A. Dalton
and Eteh Dole, all Of Ohio. Object gen.
eral manufacturing business, including the
manufacture and sale Of locks, safes and all
other articles incident to or not incnmpati.
BILE with the aforesaid principal business.
Capital stock 100000 with power to in.
crease to S30O,O by three-fourths vote.
corporate existence to begin January lst
I18S0, and to continue twenty-five years
unless sooner dissolved by three-fourths
vote.