The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-27
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGTOH

J. H. Thompson is a candidate for city
Marshal.
The bright little infant Of Mr.. John Da-
Wis died yesterday.
The beloved wife of Mr.. John Sewer
departed this life yesterday.
The Mammoth Socials' Picnic at Rudde's
Garden next Monday night.
Governor Blackburn mas pardoned Robt.
Jordan, con sicted of petty larceny.
Grove Kennedy has become member of
the Richmond Presbyterian Church.
Siedensticker's band will furnish the
music at the Christian Church picnic Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Rhensford, of the Water-works, had
one of his fingers clipped off yesterday by
some of the machinery.
The Paris Free Kentuckian ISLANDERS Hon.
M. T. Shine by saying he resembles Giles
Shine the dramatic agent
The horse attached to H. Vessels wagon
run off on Riddle street yesterday and
broke the wagon up considerably.
The CovingIon Archery Club visited the
elegant country residence of Gen. John w.
Finnell to-day. The took their beaux with
them. ...,.r
Walter Rankin was arrested last evening
by Officers Crockett and Halves. He is
wanted in Cincinnati for cutting colored
| woman.
The Clinton Hotel property on Madison
street was sold by Master Commissioner
Helm this morning to D. O. List, of Pitts
burg for $4,000.
Mr.. John N. Maxwell, one of the pio-
neers of COvingt N, died at his home on
Washington street yesterday in the seven
ty-irst year of his age.
The White Line Street-car Company have
placed a handsome new car on their road
ana Major Abbot has ornamented his office
windows with flowers. ,..s.' ~.
The criminal Judge of Breathitt County
says that Rev. Geo. 0. Barnes has done
more good than all of the soldiers and
courts in the way OF securing peace.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso-
citation will meet at their hall next Mon
day afternoon, and proceed to the Linden
CIR We Cemetery to decorate the soldiers
graves.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
Bernard Schehorst, aged 28, and Annie
Killing, aged 20; John e. Rodgers, aged %,
and Catherine e. Tallin, aged q, all of Gov
ington. A
The County Commissioners Of Kenton
County met yesterday at Independence.
Sheriff Armstrong filed his final settlement,
which was accepted 1t sho VS. balance
due Armstrong of $78 80. ,.-
The County Commissioners instructed
the County Attorney yesterday to bring
sut against Ex-Sheriff Lowe for 81, 480. al,
legged delinquencies to the County. The
report of the Sheriff was accepted.
A break on one OF the White Line street
cars Yesterday broke but fortunately one
of Major Robbins level.headed drivers
was manipulating the quadrupeds and pre-
vented any commotion or accident.
Mr.. Wallace, the aged cordwainer. in the
employ of Mr.. E. J, Hickey. killed snake
| in his YARD n Bullock street yesterday
measuring five feet four inches 1t had
snapped up toad just before being killed
The will of Richard Kelly was admitted
! to pr bate to-day. The testator bequeath
all Of his property to his wife as long as sh
remains widow and after to his children
t He rames his wife as executrix, and sh
qualified without bond, as stated in tn
5 will.
Joseph Thel and Elizabeth Tumler wer
married Yesterday at st. Aloysus Church
The attendants were Louis Theil and Ber
nandina Tumler, Henry Tumler and Matti
Haverborn, Henry Tumler and France
Froeling. A reception was held atTurners
Hall last night. ...',
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-Messrs. McDan
mold, Senour. Davezac, Smith and Won Bo
kern met yesterday afternoon, and bein
9 Just quorum transacted no business be
yond agreeing to report to Council to.nigh
, recommending sanitary Improvements a
mentioned yesterday. @ ,t.
Anton Meyers and Anna Fuckers wer
married at St. Alol sius Church yesterday
Rev. Father Stephany officiating. The al
tendants were George Fuckers and Mar
u Ruckers Jacob Sanders and Lizzie Rucl
. ers, and John Klintmeyer and Lizzie Rick
off. reception was held in the eyenip
, at Welln Hall. ~
The scale of prices for the puddlers {
the various rolling mills thrOugho ut tn
n United States ceases on the LIST of Jun,
O and as The pnddlers demand a new seal
there will probably be a general strike i
o consequence of the proprietors refusing t
!. accede to their demand. Well, it will b
hot weather, and the rolling mill men wi
. profit by it ' f
n The Franklin Baseball Club, compose
Of the following members: Chas. Sehlhors
Captain; John Lietthegner, Jos. Boule, Z
9 Bergman, H. Liedhegner. Jos. Herrleir
John Ober, John VESSEL and H. Kot
kamp. challenges any club in the thre
J. cities to match game Of baseball to
It played any Sunday in the next thre
n months. Joseph Arlinghaus is the mar
ager of the Club.
rs There will be a Strawberry Festival
e the West End Union Mission Sabbat
ID School House on Bullock street, Covingtol
;e KY, on Friday evening at o'clocl
The tickets are 25 cents and will EMIT
,e the holder to dish of ice cream, a dis
r of strawberries and slice of cake. The
4 always have pleasant time, and all tn,
e will come will have the pleasure to hel
make Friday evening pleasant.
is The Cynthiana Democrat to-day contain
ic the following truthful statement: Gap
Of VIM. L. Isreal and his lovely little daug
b ter, Miss Dora, spent Sunday in this cit
At dinner that day they were guests