The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-14
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOn.


Mr.. Charles Menninger has gone to Chat
tanooga to locate. q .l.....-... .
The marriage of Mr.. Hardebecke and
Miss Carrie Deisler is announced.
Honest men, don't forget the primary
elections Saturday and vote for Henry Q.
Hallam. t
Ths Blue Ribbon Club were elegantly en-
tertained by Miss Maggie Bellonby last
evening.
Representative Richards of the Legisla-
ture is in Aurora, Ind, working in roll
ing mill. 7H
A vote for Bill Grant means the support
OF man who has subssted by political
scheming
The management of the fire last night
was another illustration of the inetficiency
Of Bill Glore.
There is commotion in Burlington,
KY, on the finding Of baby in q garden
at that place last night. aUt""
One of the most infamous outrages at the
fire last night was the action of Bill Gl0re
in taking the hose out of Geo. Hartley's
hands when thai gentleman was lending
valuable assistance ~ ,lr.
The wife of DIR. R. H. Gale died at her
home at Anchorage, KY, a day or two ago.
and was buried from the Baptist Church at
New Liberty yesterday. She wassR, most
estimable lady, respected and est6o1Aed by
all.
Chas. Shay. John Whittle, John Steve
Constable in the Second District Our Tom
| nnnn in tho Eirct hac q OOnd
one that he holds the lead without fear Of
opposition. T., % ., =
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. and
Ross o. O'Laugl lin to Dehliner. lot 100 bv 70
feet on Keturah street. 45O feet east of Man
chester street; also, Lots 5S7 and $50 Geo.
II. Williams addition to South Covington,
in all, ITO by 13O feet; $3.50. 3a8
One Of the houses burned was insured in
the Kenton ior 81 200, the other for So 600
in Union of Cincinnati. M. Bleyer was
insured with Hardin & Dulaney for 81, 900.
Mayolin and Harthke were not insured.
The total loss will probably reach over
$4,000 AZ u",ta1 iHti-H1 .,Et
Alex. Wilson, Familiarity known as
Scotty, went to the fire last night and has
| not been seen since. He was in Margolins q
place just before the walls fell, and Margo-
lin and Ed. Moore, who barely escaped, the
former with a serious wound to his arm,
believe he was buried under the falling
walls The tiremen are digging for the
body. Wilson's affairs were all in good
condition, and there was no reason to cause
him to run away. 544Huag. be-. .s !
SUNDAY LAw.-'squire Mclaughlin sat in
several cases, and his docket shows: James
uov n rxlln mi, hx,n
Attorney Wise. Louis Schneider; case dis
missed by he jury upon instructions from
the Court, there being no evidence against
defendant. The case of F. H. Steiner, keep.
ing saloon at John Moellers old stand on
Greenup street, was submitted TO the fol-
lowing jury: Homer Hudson, G. w. Kun
merle, John Shall. A. Kavanaugh, Ben
Schoberg and Richard Woods The Jury
found for defendant on the, first ballot
The case Of Henry Stiefel was also dis
missed. fHw&
CITY CouNc1L.-At the special meeting o1
Council last night Mr. Collins asked thai
the rules be suspended to allow the intro
duction of the following resolution,
Granted: al,....s. ,..s.
Resolved, That It's the sense OF thi.
Council that insurance com mranies OF al
xmas SuOulu HOC Ue tAclupL lTOu loCd
taxation, and that our Senator and Repre-
sentatives be requested to oppose any suct
special egislstion."
Mr.. Brent moved that all insurance com.
panies originating in the County of Ken
ton be requested to move to Louisville.
Mr.. Brent's motion lost, only be himself
voting aye. r.
Mr.. Collins motion was adopted with
only Mr.. Brent as dissenting voter
Mr.. BlakeIy, attorney for Messrs. McDan-
mold and Gideon in the Newport bridge in
vestigation, communicated to Council, ask.
ing that the gentlemen named may be per
mitted to testify before the Committee, as
they had been refused that privilege
Mr.. Smith thought 1t unjust to cut Nc
Dannold and Gideon out entirely, and
moved that they be allowed to offer worn
statement to the Committee, to be used by
that body as it thought best. Smiths mo
tion carried.
A long wrangle then ensued upon tn
Jail question. Z ''.77e
Charles PLY ythian, cadet at West Point
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