The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-19
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOA

hNGAVAs
Mr.. Mathew Lee leaves tomorrow for
Leaville.
Mr.. ]. B. Foster Is home from trip to
Cleveland, o.
John Stevie is an independent candidate
for Constable in the Second District
John T. Wilson and Frank e. Tunison
qualified as administrators Of Alexander
Wilson, deceased.
There will be meeting at Arbeiter Hall
tonight for the purpose of organizing q
Democratic Ward Club.
Rev. Mr.. Haggard, pastor of the Second
Colored Baptist Church, baptized thirty
five converts in the Ohio River.
Marriage licenses were granted to-day to
Harmon Hoffkgers, aged q, and Anna
Schweinafuss, aged 18; VIM. II. Reusch,
aged %. and Mary Geisen, aged q, all Of
CovingtOn.
Peter Keltz had a little misupderstand-
ing with mis- intended father-in-law and
uncorked his closet. He paid $13 to the
city fund and was released. Officer Casey
made the arrest.
COUNTY CoURr.-L E. Casey was appoint
ed and qualified, with Hon. George g. Per-
kins as surety. as guardian of Andrew H.
Herod, Jr., who wished to marry. Colonel
Casey gave his consent, the papers were is
sued, and Andy and his girl were spliced.
The primaries Saturday passed off quiet
ly, and one Of the best tickets that the
Democratic party has placed in the field
for years was nominated. 1t reads as fol-
lows: For Circuit Court Clerk, Henry G.
Hallam; for Sheriff, John Leathers; for
City Marshal, John A. Goodson; for Con-
stable in the First District, Thomas Dunn;
Second District, Chas. Shay.
VIM. Wood raised quite little disturb
ance on Madison street yesterday and
threatened to spill mans insides out." !"
aud he took to his heels. The officer fol-
turned around and was going to give it to
fined $40 in the Police Court by Mayor
Athey.
The various Catholic Benevolent Societies
celebrate the anniversary of their con-
soldation to-day week. A feature of the
celebration will be the dedication of flag
and two guard banners, belonging to the
Knights of st. George, at Mother of God
Church, where the St. Bernard Society, the
Knights and Young Men of st. George as
semble at 7 o'clock a. M, to witness the
ceremonies.
The funeral services over the remains oi
the late Hezekiah Young took place yester
day afternoon at Trinity P. E. Church, and
the body was inferred at Linden Grove
Cemetery, with the ceremonies of the
Knights of Honor, of which organization
the deceased was a member. The pail
bearers were M. J. Dudley, George W.
Howell, v. P. Collins Nelson Mullen, M. L
Roberts and J. T. Lewis. The funeral pro
cession was headed by about two hundred
members of the X. of H., with badges in
mourning, and LED by the Great Western
Band of Cincinnati.
The thermometer rose to 90 in the shad,
at 8 p. m. yesterday.
Yesterday. although the saloons were in
full blast all DAY, passed off unusually
quiet.
Lawyer Ducker was able to be about thi
morning, although still suffering severel,
from neuralgia.
Workmen will begin the construction o
a telephone line between Newport ant
Alexandria Friday next,
The Water Works engines are bein,
worked to their full capacity, night anc
day, to keep up the increased demand.
| Rev. J. Rand will hold Iove.feast thi.
| evening at the Taylor-street M. E. Church,
after which he will hold the Quarterly Con.
ference of Newport Station.
The Water Works Board at meeting or
Saturday night rejected all of the bids fol
the new pumping machine, and the Clerb
was instructed to readvertise.
The Board of Equalization will hold ses
sions tomorrow and Wednesday nights, il
order to accommodate business men wht
can not attend the day session.
The game of base ball yesterday on Tav
lor's mill bottoms resulted: Clippers, 8
Stars, 13. There was large crowd presen
to witness the sport. Edward Connolly
one Of the catchers, had finger broken b.
nipping a "twister."
Mr. Chas Epsy, Of indianapolis, who i
visiting in the city. received Telegram
yesterday that fire had destroyed his fin
| 1OTSc, Ndlutt dt PfOU, anu UuSgy az $0UU
He also suffers the loss of stable and sew
eral other articles of minor value.
Rev. Father Ennis, the assistant pasto
OF the Church of the Immaculate Concep
tion, has been granted permission by Righ
Rev. Bishop Toebbe, to visit his parents il
Rome. He will leave during the first weel
in May and be absent about five months
A. Jesuit Father from st. Xavier will
probably fill his place during his absence
Rev. Charles e. Clausen, who resigne,
the pastorage of st. Paul's German Protes
tant Church, 1t is said, is about to remov
with his family from this city. Mr.. Clausel
is every inch of a gentleman, and durin
his stay has made many warm and stead
fast friends who may be numbered anon
all classes of our citizens, and his departur
from their midst will be much regretted.
w. H. Jones, the tailor who holds out q
the corner of York and Southgate streets
appears to be in peck of trouble. Satui
day he swore out warrants for the arrest O
two promident citizens, q. lionel @. R. Fea,
ons and Mr.. Graninger, the saloonist, o.
charges of breach of the peace. Th
cases will be called this evening befor
Judge Harris.