The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGrON.

COvINGrON.
The Renner-Weaver wedding is on the
eighth page of our paper.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe is entertaining
Father Clements, of Ashland. KY.
The protracted meeting at Scott-street NJ.
Z. Church continues with undated In
terest,
The remains Of Duke Fleming, who was
killed in Texas, passed through the CITY
night before last, en- route to Maysviiie.
Thomas A. stiles, of Scott County. and
Marry e. Shepperd, of this city. were mar
ried yesterday evening by Squire W. I.
Mclaughlin. -,
Among those recommended to be par
doned by the Governor and Penitentlary
Committee is John Kearney. OF this city.
He will probably be released tomorrow.
County Clerk ]. L. Bristow has forward
ed to the State Auditor the sum OF a..
725 86, being the amount Of delinquent
taxes collected by him during the year OF
1879. r...... ..-. .,
Ellen Mclaughlin WASH satisfied with the
wetting she got in the rain last night and
filed up WITH whisky. Cavanaugh and
Senour brought her in and she was lined "
by the big Judge to-day. .+.......
Governor Black burn saves the fair name
of Kentucky in the future by pardoning
seventy convicts to-day from the improve
ment on hell at Frankfort, Kentucky-a
place that is commonly called the Peniten-
tiary. ''i .-.
We were in error yesterday when We
stated that Mr.. Henry Hallam has served
four years as Clerk. He served four years
as Deputy Clerk. He has not only never
held an office. but, furthermore, never even
asked for one before. A..
Fred. Ahlers, the man who stole A. Horn
berger's clothes from the boarding-house OF
John Fitzpatrick, was arraigned before
Mayor Athey to-day and bound over to the
Criminal Court in the sum of $3.50, In de-
fault of which be was committed.
LOVERS LorTERY.-John H. Meader and
Maggie Kinsl0w, Elliston D. Harlowe and
Lizzie Schultz. The latter couple were
married by Rev. J. Dobbns at his residence.
They both hail from Sandfordtown. and
were handsome looking couple. ....
Among the many fine presents at the
Weaver wedding last night was an elegant
pair of diamond earrings by Mr.. Robert
Weaver and lounge by Jacob Stuben-
| rauch, cousin of the bride. Mr.. George
Meeks furnished the floral decorations and
they were tastefully and artistically ar
ranged.
RIcHARD RoBBED.-Richard Tarvin's resi-
dence on West Eighth street. was burglar
lied on Monday night of lot of silver
ware, canned goods. wearing apparel, etc.
Entrance was effected through the cellar
door and thence they gained entrance ito
the house. The rascals carried off a lot Of
jellies and canned goods and placed them
in the yard and were unable to take them
| away with them. a ru.
Central Covington is to be the name
nf the new town south of Gov
ington If the Legislature shall see
| fit to do as the public meeting last
night requested. As near as we can state
| it. the boundaries of the proposed new
burg are as follows: The south corpora-
ton line of Covington extended west about
Valf mile, thence south so as to include
Eifert's and Thompson's; thence to the
Banklick Pike at the blacksmith shop near
South Covington and across to Coles gar
den. I''t
FRENcHY's FUN. .-Frenchy Santiff was on
the war path yesterday. He and Mike
o. Brien had little playful scuffle yester-
day in Averbeck's saloon. Mike throw ed
Frunchy on the floor just for fun and
covered his back with sawdust. Frenchy
made Mike brush it of, and then wanted
Mike to pick up his hat. This Mike re-
| fused to do. Mike also tried in very gen.
tlemanly manner to make Frenchy 60
home with his wife. Frenchy, upon this
persuasion, entered the back room of the
saloon and procured revolver, and was
Just in the act of shooting Mike when Mr..
Averbeck jumped over the counter and
took the pistol away from Frenchy.
Mike then swore out a warrant for the
arrest of Frenchy and placed 1t in the hands
of Officer M. Bolan and Cavanaugh. The
boyslin blue visited Frenchy's residence and
were compelled to break in the door and
found Frenchy tucked in between two
feather beds. He was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court to-day and his case continued
until tomorrow.
Suits were filed as follows in the Chan
Gerry Court this morning: James R. Haw-
ley vs., Mary Hawley. to settle the estate !;
Thomas L. Steers guardian of Hiram
Steers DC, against George A. Yates, to
correct certain settlements made by George
Yates as guardian, with the Kenton County
Court. 'l q" .tt'>b.a- r'' ~ 4N