The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTOM

wagon saturday ana shsnty ihIuiou
himself
The wind storm yesterday tore the arch
erected in front Of st. Joseph's Church all
to pieces.
The storm yesterday did considerable
damage in the country to fencing ana
growing crops
The announcement is little premature.
but H. 8. Percival is a candidate for Sheriff
in the year 1890
The saloon-keepers will hold a rousing
meeting at Arbeiter Hall tomorrow alter
noon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. William Everson. aged sixty-three
years, formerly of this city, died in Louis
vile last Saturday.
Mr.. James Farrell and Miss Alice Dwyer,
both Of Covington, were granted mar
riage license Saturday.
The regular term of the County Court
was held to-day but nothing of any special
Importance was transacted.
The Model Building Association holds
its first meeting tomorrow evening and
elects its first set of officers
1t was not Johnny Murphy of Robbins
street that was arrested for insulting lady.
Johnny is not on that racket.
Captain VIM. Israel, accompanied by
Skull Cap Penn Deltz, Of Cynthiana, were
doing the town yesterday.
Mr.. James Farrell, of the Mitchell, Tran
ter & Co. Mill, and Miss Alice Dwyer were
granted marriage license Saturday.
Policeman Kavanaueh sent mad canine
Saturday to that land where Jim Taylor
has patent on the cell door hinges.
Johnny Murphy, alias G. B., who was ar
rested for insulting lady of Walnut Hills,
Gov. Blackburn has approved the bill for
the benefit of the Home Of the Friendless
of Covington, which passed the Legisla-
tnre. -.
A copy Of the will of Edwin Forrest, the
actor, was admitted to probate to-day. 1t
is to dispose of some property in West Gov
ingt0n.
William D. Wilson, aged twenty-eight,
and Ruth Carpenter, aged twenty-five,
were granted marriage license to-day.
They will be married tonight.
Mr.. Edward Petty, while digging in his
yard Saturday, unearthed silver quarter
dated 1776 Near the same place last year
he found silver half dollar dated 1920.
The mission that has been in prog
ress for the past week at st. Bonifacius
Church, in Ludlow, closed last night The
mission at st. Johns Church also closed.
POLICE CouRT.-Georgs Hodges disor-
derly conduct, $13; John Hanrahan and
Frank Mcintyre, drunk, A each; John
Smith and Mrs. Bohmann, safe-keepers,
| dismissed.
The Model Building Association will
meet at Joe Knolps to- morrow evening to
elect officers Sam. Coffin is in the lead
for President, and George McNamara fol-
Secretary.
Policeman Hunter Lawrence and Miss
Celia Woodmansie will be married on the
9th of May. at the brides residence on
Bakewell street. That's what the Police
have been making arrangements for.
Mr.. Edward Thompson on Saturday pre-.
sentsd to his daughters Harriet and Min
ME each lot of ground twenty feet front
on the east side of Philadelphia street
north of Sixth street, by one hundred feel
deep.
The remains OF Mr., James Wilson, Of
Mitchell. TranteI & Co.'s Mill, was removed
yesterday from Highland Cemetery Vault
and inferred in the neighborhood Of some
Of his kindred, few miles north OF Inde-
pendence.
Despite the excessively inclement wealth.
er the German Catholic Society procession
yesterday was goodly in point of numbers,
looked its handsomest and did its best.
The sermon and other religious ceremonies
were in keeping with and did honor to the
occasion.
The Grant organ is continually preach
ing about the indecency of the Democratic
ticket. We will state that better set Of
men don't live in the State, and we know
of none who are better qualified foi
the respective offices to which they were
nominated.
The following officers have been elected
by Germania Lodge Ladies of Honor
Past Protector, Jacob Gehrum; Vice Pro
tector, Mrs. Moser; Protector, H. Steifel
Reporter, Karl Kiel Treasurer, Mrs. Field
camp; Chaplain, Mrs. Kiel; Guide, Mrs
Enderle; Guardian, Mrs. Fricke; Sentinel
Mrs. Schneider; Trustees. Louis Schneider
H. Beerman, and Chas. Schlitzberger.
The will OF Thomas Higginson was ad
mitted to probate to-day. The testator be
queaths all of his property to his wife ant
the use of his house and lot during hel
natural life. After her demise the proper
ty is to be sod and the proceeds divided
between John Heotzer and Maria Fisher
Mrs. Higginson qualified as executrix ant
gave bond with John Moss and Fred
Weincher as surety.
/ Yesterday morning at the Cathedral tn
rector, Very Rev. Father Brandts, read t
the congregation the new rules for tn,
financial and temporal government of th'
Churches in The Catholic Diocese of Gov
ington, announced that he would soon ap
point the six laymen provided for therein
and closed with glowing eulogium upol
J the Church, and warm exhortation O
, faithfulness among the faithful.
CARVING AFFRAY.-Last evenings livel,
cutting affray occurred in Covington, ii
which Thomas Rich, Fred. Kuhlman, Johl
Ehling and Edward Kuhlman we're cut.
seems that number of young lads, inclu
ding the above named. were holding higl
carnival with keg Of beer in brick yart
, near Linden Grove Cemetery. when quar-
rel arose, followed by fight, with result
as follows Rich is badly used up. He dis
/, plays a scalp wound seven inches il
length in addition to several cuts on hi
face, one or two in his ribs and two o
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