The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
OVER THE BRIDGE.


the United States Judgeship.
Mr.. Joseph Russell is home ON q visit
from st. Louis and looks rosy.
The saloon keepers who kept open last
Sunday are all to be arrested.
John Ragan and Wallace Mudd were
fined $40 each by the Mayor to-day for
gaming.
The horse attached to the He-No Tea
wagon run off yesterday and smashed up
the vehicle buddy.
The truly charming Miss Annie Cum
bingham, Of Cincinnati, is the guest of,the |
attractive Miss Maggie Kinney. 7
At the dog fight last night, the Cincin- |
natl dog licked the Newport purp. Stakes
800 side, and a big crowd witnessed ethe
sport.
REAL EsrATR-F Hackstadt and wifd to |
John b. Keiss, lot 26x76, northwest corner
Craig and Willow streets, Covingfoi;
$500.
Mr. Ben. Heving writes the STAR Oard.
IN which he declines to be candidatefor
Sheriff, and thanks his friends for their So
licitatioli.
Sarah Cooney Just finished serving out a
sentence yesterday for drunkenness and
was brought in again to-day by Officer
y Haro on thesame charge.
The losptable home of Mr.. Chas Dom
nelly on Eighth street was thronged last
night with large and fashionable assem-
blage gathered to help Charley celebrate
the thirty eighth anniversary of his birth.
Summons were issued to-day for Theo.
Leverman, Jake Gehrum, J. B. Klosteman,
p Witsoir, and F. Nienaber for violating
the Sabbath law. Detective Jerry Reed.
| as usual, was at the head of the movement.
Noah Fisher the man who made such an
outrageous and brutal attack en- Henry
Croat, Esq, was fined 500 and costs BY the
Mayor this morning. This makes total Of
| go days he has to serve in the limestone
| pulverizing department of the city. He
was also fined SIG and costs for gaming.
| Judge McManama gave our Sheriffa lit
tie sailing down in the Criminal Court at
Burlington, yesterday In about twenty
cases. all small and all of batch of the
same sort, some papers sent to Kenton
County for service were missing, and the
big Judge jumped on the little Sheriff and
like $50 altogether.
The city section of the County Demo-
cratic Committee met last night. 1t was
unanimously ordered that primary cleo
ton be held to nominate a candidate for
Marshal, and two candidates for Constable
in the city, at the usual voting places, on
Saturday. April II, 1880, from o'clock p
m. to o'clock p. M, and that the Judges
and Clerks appointed heretofore by the
County Committee to conduct the election
of delegates on that day to the County
Democratic Convention to nominate can
didates for Circuit Court Clerk and Sheriff.
serve also at said primary election.
The Emerald Dramatic Club at st.
Mary's Hall tonight, will present the
beautiful drama Caste" with the same
cast of characters as last Sunday night
The farce entitled THAT Rascal Pat
\ will be played, with the following cast ol
characters:
Pat McNoggerty, handy servant. t...;.";:..;;::....
...o, pn;scrst on half nav me- Mr. shsras; S,assle
Chas. Livingstone, poor but am bilious.
......:.......".......:M Mr.. D. Kingsle!
Laura, niece to Puhjacket, and in love with
.ncR cSaFss hss in love with Ms hlss Annie Finley
......."............... Hannah Murphy
Any one who has seen the Emerald Ora
matte Club must acknowledge that COving
ton has plenty of home talent. The Flor
ence Dramatic Club will present Ticket o
Leave Man" at Odd Fellows Hall. Thil
club bas also some fine talent. Both en-
tertainments are in aid of Ireland. ant
should be literally patronized without re
gard to sex, color or nationality.
aEwPOEx.
Rev. DR.. Mullinix, of this city, is Am6n
the invited guests to the big banquet.
Jennie Russell a damsel of color, wa
fined IS and costs in the Mayors Court fc
being drunk and disorderly.
The National Dancing Circle are maxim
active preparations for their ball, tina
shortly takes place at Eclipse Hall.
t The Ladies Home Missionary will NEE
: Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs
! William Mcclure. 343 Madison street.
Mr., Otto Tredlin, the handsome youn
: onsorial artist, will, during the comin
month, wed young lady of Harris street
Swifts Rolling-mill has a contract Il
make one thousand tons of rails for tn
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern Rail
: road.
About seventy-fve of the coal-shoveler
! and yardmen at Swifts Rolling-mill wen
: on strike yesterday for an increase Q
wages from 81 so per diem to 81 rs.
9 The celebrated land suit OF Col. Jane
!. Taylor against r. Tarvin Baker that ha
!. been pending for number of wears, will b
called in the Circuit Court of Alexandri
: to morrow.
The county attorney is about to ope
war on the building associations who hav
l. so far failed to pay up their State taxes
J; He sent list of all such to the State Aud
tor this morning.
/, Ed. Grogan, of this city, while drunk i
Cincinnati last night, had bis head badl
It battered up with club in the hands of
Q man named Dennis Donovan. Edwar
= was taken to Hammond-street Station
!. house and his head tied up.
e This morning Coroner Schoolfeld viste
:, the residence Of Mr.. Fred. Swope on Eli
= street, whose child died rather suddenl
Sunday morning. After thorough inve
:, tigation the Coroner concluded that tn
: child died from spasms and that an III
= quest was unnecessary.
A horse attached to one Of the Cincinn.
Ii Co.'S tea wagons ran off on john stree
n .-.4o-lov affarpoan and rnoIa G;nIl;y.