The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
OVER THE BRIDGE.
OYINGTON.

They actually say that the police attended
the circus yesterday.
Hon. W. II. Wadsworth. of Maysville, is
in the city on law business.
Deputy United States Marshal Cochran
has captured and Gagged several more moon
sinners up in Elliott County.
Mrs. Judge Halsey, who stops at Mrs
Wares boarding-house, has been relieved
of 5000 worth of silk dresses, etc.
Patsy 0'Brien has CHALLENGED man
named Grin to walk him for $500 a side.
Patsy had good luck in Middletown. ..
A colored woman named Susie Brent
fooled wi loaded pistol last night. DIR.
J. A. Averdick extracted the ball. Damage
small.
A lady named Drosnohan, OF Xenia, o.,
lodged information at the Marshars office
this morning that her son had been carried
off by Coups circus.
Rob Connors and George Cook had a mis-.
understanding at the circus last night and
Rob cut George under the eye with knife,
making an ugly wound.
That gold necklace and silver castor in,
Kueven's window are the prizes that are
offered for the best walters at the Mystic.s
ball next Monday night at Drexelius Hall.
Rev. w. NJ. Mullenix will lecture this
evening before the Ma!n-street NJ. E. E.Church
Lyceum. Subject: "a Minister of the
Olden Time" Other interesting exercises
by the society.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER Scott
of Fayette County, to Ada Scott Rawls, of
Wilmington Indiana lnt 81 nv 19O feet
south side Fourth street. 67H feet east OF
Scott street, Covinston; 5000.
Miss Annie McGill has returned from a
trip to Ironton, Ohio, accompanied by Mr..
William McNichols and his bride, who are
on their wav to their future home in st.
Louis, and will be Miss McGilrs guests for
a few days.
The grist and saw-mill belonging to John
Henderson and Wesley Quick, situated on
the Covington and Petersburg Pike, near
Hebron, Boone County, KY, was burned
Sunday night. Cause of fire. incendiarism.
Loss about 81, 500. No insurance.
Yes, there was one of those mask balls at
Drexelius Hall. The usual amount of pros
titutes and gutter-snipes were in attend
ance The STAR will, after the 18th of No
vember, publish the names of all the re-
spectacle girls who attend these dives of
iniquity.
Collector Virgins official bond was com.
pleted and accepted yes erdav. The sure
ties, besides Mr.. Wiggins' mother, are: J.
J. Dulaney NJ. V. Sullivan, Jos. Bryant
and Thomas NJ. Booth. Collector Virgins
office will be at the Treasurer's office for
the present.
Thursday evening, at Scott-street Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church, Miss Kate Tucker
and Mr.. Daniels, of near Warsaw, Ken
lucky; will be married by the pastor I'm
mediately after the ceremony they will
leave on bridal tour through the princi-
pal Eastern cities.
In the Bracken County Criminal Court
John B. Gillispie was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for one year for false swear.
ing; Geo. Brockman, mansaughter, $l00
and costs; VIM. Sells, voluntary man
slaughter, twenty-one years in the Peniten
tiary. The latter two are boys scarcely
twenty years of age. George Walton, 6
wheat thief, goes up for eighteen months
A number Of indictments were found.
The business difficulties of Mr.. Edward
O. Rciss lately occupying the attention o
that excellent gentleman and apothecarv
his few creditors, his numerous friends
sundry lawyers, several Courts and the
NEWSPAPERS, are all at an end. The suits in
the Chancery Court were all dismissed yes
terday, the landlords warrant lately issued
was paid off, the landlords other claim:
squared up with 81, 100, and Mr.. Reiss Is tt
begin anew.
CUssEp CoNNERs' CUTTING.-Rob. Conners
a deserter from the grave. escaped from the
st. Elizabeth Hospital yesterday, and who
only lives to cheat the devil out of his dues
visited the circus, and, meeting Geo. Cook
pulled out dangerous looking knife and
planted the blade into Cooks cheek. below
the eye, inhicting painful and ugly
wound. Not satisfied with that, he met
Jakey Thompson. and, by well-directed
blow, sent him to the grass. Both of the
attacks were without any provocation.
Officer Barton conducted Conners to quay
and this morning the Big Judge smiled ovel
his glasses and said, 1850 and COSTS" and
through charity, sent him back to his ole
quarters. Charley King was full of bug
Juice, and raised the smell of birthstone
around his neighborhood; a 81 sign appear:
after his name.
| CuANcERY CoURT.-The most interesting
and important decision Yesterday. proba
blv, was the decision delivered last of al
the days decisions. 1t was a decision ir
the case of the will and estate of VIM
Jones, deceased. The Court holds that the
packares left with the Safe Deposit Com
pany and marked with the names OF Ger
tain persons claiming them are not gift
causa mortis, because there are nj
proofs nor claim that they were de
| |iivered by the decedent. and that they
can not be considered as testamentary be
quests because the writings on the package
have never been probated; consequently. a
the case now stands the contents of th'
packages go into the general estate for dis
tributon under the fifth section of the will
subject to the debts and the special lega
ciss. This decision makes a difference Q
$62, 900 to the legatees in the will proper.
LOTTERY INvEsTIGATIoS.-The case O
the alleged contempt by Simmons
Dickinson and their employees in violat
ing the injunction in the suit of Henr
Cotton, recently filed in Newport, wa
, called by Chancellor Menzies yesterda,
evening after Court adjourned. Counselo
Weber produced some afiidavits tendin
to show that S. & D. did not ceas
their drawings though served with tn
injunction, and moved for an attach
ment, Mr.. Carlisle objected, and said