The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyYNGTON.

COvzNGTON.
Mrs. NJ. Holland, of Charleston. Ohio, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Grady.
Moriarity Bolan yanked in John Boland
this morning on the charge of drunkenness.
In the County Court this morning Ed.
O'D nell qualified as guardian Of his sister.
Lizzie O'DOnel.
Willis Renaker was fined $40 and costs
this morning by Squire Mclaughlin for
abusing his family. He was jugged
Chris. Swope who was sent up to the
Frankfort Penitentiary for stealing shoes
from Jack Steinb .rn, is home again.
Adam Weger was fined $l3 in the Police
Court this morning for disorderly conduct,
and G. Cole was fined 81 for drunkenness.
Moses Hull has resigned his position as
Deputy Jailer at Independence, and Jailer
Willenbrink has appointed w. c. Young
instead
The jury to inquire into the state of the
mind of Caroline Zel heard the testimony
yesterday, and found that she is of sound
mind.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Peter Crone to
Elizabeth Barhorst, lot 30 by 100. west side
Lexington Pike, in Southgate's subdivision
OF Covington; $625.
The barn of Lucien Stephens. near Rich.
wood Station. on the Southern Railroad,
was destroyed by fire last night. The loss
will not exceed $4,000.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Peter Crone to
Elizabeth Barhorst, lot 80 by 100 feet, west
side of Lexington Pike, in Southgate's Sub
division, Covington; $625.
Ex-Collector Freer came to time this
morning, or at least he brought his safe to
the City Treasurer's office, and will turn
over TIE delinquent bills this evening.
Ex-Colector Freer explains that it was
an auction sale that kept him from keep
ing his appointment to settle and turn over
last Tuesday and promises to be on hand
to-day.
Moses Hull has resigned bis position as
Deputy Jailer at Independence, and Jailer
Willenbrink has appointed w. c. Young
instead. Mr.. Young is big enough, brave
enough and honest.
The st. AL lphonso Dramatic Clubhas elect
ed the following officers: President, Jos. H.
Mohr; Secretary, Ben. Bunkmann; Trea-
surer, A. Huller; Directors, T. Raum. B.
Macke, +. H. Nienaber.
The case of Henry Percival, in which
a writ OF habeas corpus was sued out on
excessive bail, was heard before Judge
Perkins this morning. The Judge sus-
tained the decision of Mayor Athey, and
refused to reduce his bail, SO he was recon-
mitted.
OF all the Democratic candidates an
nounced yet for public favors, not single
one of them favor a convention. Some
outside parties are trying to arrange a con-
vention to nominate a candidate against
Jimmie Virgins, but then they are a lot of
men whose votes can be bought any time.
PERSONAL. - Colonel Perry Wherrtt,
| clerk of the Harrison County Court, is a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Cleary.
Mr.. Charles DeGarmo, advertising agent
of Haverly's celebrated Ministries, is visit
ing home and friends during the brief stay
of that troupe in Cincinnati. He met
Lieutenant Andrew Stevenson in Cali.
fornia, and saw the Grant reception in San
| Francisco.
The city is to be congratulated upon the
prospective early coming of T. Jeff Smith
Esq, with some of his printing apparatus
to Covington. He will locate on lower
Scott street. and for the present do the
printing for the Newport Printing and
Newspaper allotments or drawings, to be-
gin probably next Monday. Better still,
Mr.. Smith hopes to remove his whole es-
tablishment to this side before long,
In the case in which Simmons & Dickin-
son were proceeded against for contempt of
Court III violating the injunction restrain
ing them from drawing lottery under the
Frankfort grant, Judge Menzies yesterday
rendered decision holding The alleged Of
tenders to bail for their appearance at the
Campbell County Court at Newport, at the
January term and requiring them to give
bond for such appearance. The defendants
announce that they will carry the case at
once to the Court of Appeals.
WATcH PREsENTArIoN-Yest even
ing Squire Evan, who, by the way is ac-
quiring fame rapidly as a spokesman, or
orator of the occasion, so tospeak, officiated
at the presentation of handsome gold
watch by Mr.. Henry Drexelus to his son
Henry. The Squire hopcd Henry would
always be on time in business matters and
beware of the tick system. Tears glistened
in Henry's eyes as he OWNED Immediately
the source of the gift and turned with a
look OF deep gratitude to thank his father.
NEWPORT.
Farmers in the upper end are replanting
wheat the long drought causing that al
ready sown to rust.
A fire at the residence of Mr.. J. Benck-
enstein, OH Johns Hill, evening before last
caused a loss of $40.
Mr.. A. G. Anderson, of Cincinnati, and
Annie f. Williams, Of this city, were united
in marriage last night at Grace NJ. E.
Church.
Mr.. A. c. Anderson, of Cincinnati, and
Annie E. Williams, of this city, were
united in marriage last night at Grace NJ.
E. Church.
Ye Old Folks concert, to be given by the
choir of Grace NJ. E. Church on the even.
ing OF the 18th, will be social event of
some magnitude.
Jailor Schwartz, whose arms are always
extended in the cause of humanity 10 N =