The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-17
OVER THE BRIDGE.


Dbtay Udy nOtso Nv WeiCk Ai'oAy wv
BILE.
Joseph Hartke made an assignment Sat-
urday for the benefit of his creditors.
Kentucky Strawberries, raised In this
county, have made their appearance.
Geo. Schwartz who was arrested Satur-
day, on bastardy warrant has failed TO
turn up. ..
Sheriff Armstrong made his final settle
lnent Saturday. He paid in $6S. 600 to the
State Treasury.
Circuit Court was in session to-day, but
nothing Ut any special importance was
done this merning.
Miss Annie Finley has been peirced
by one of Cupid's darts, and will sacrifice
herself on altar Hymen.
The marriage of Mr.. John Gohn and Miss
Annie Donahue, Is announced, also Mr..
Thomas Rogers and Miss Fallon.
The managers of the Southern Railroad
have kindly consented. through the infiu-
ence of DR.. Henri DeGruyder, to defray all
the expenses incurred in the death of John
w. Bell. ... ....
The attention OF the United States Court
to-day was occupied in calling over the
motion docket and hearing evidence in the
cases Of Willet and Williams, now on trial
for counterfeiting. The session will prob
ably close at the conclusion of the trial.
John Turner, gentleman of color, four
ished his little razor in market Saturday
night in such manner as to scare the ma
tives. Marketmaster England laid his iron
clutches on him and brought him to justice.
The big Judge this morning fined him $50.
This bars him from attending any picnics.
There was large crowd attended the
picnic at the Orphan House to-day. The
candidates were out In full bloom. shak-
ing hands with their numerous friends.
Hallam and Leathers were the prime favor
ties of the county delegation and Captain
Goodson took the cake for the city aspi-
rants.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Helen A. Bry.
ant, of Worcester, Mass, to John Axt, of
Ludlow, KY, 25 by 125 feet, in Ludlow,
being Lot 1872 of Ludlow's second addition |;
$4S4. .e- a.l
Mary Ann Baldwin, OF Kenton County,
KY, to Oliver Smith, of Philadelphia, part
of the Meading Tract of 1000 acres, in Ken
ton County; $2,935.
MAYORS MONDAY MArINEE.-Frank Berte,
disorderly, continued; Anna Fauler, street.
walking was fined $13 for dlsorderly con-
duct; Harvey Heinen, was fined 81 for
drunkenness and 81 extra for the wagon
that was chartered to bring him to Jail in;
Larry King, disorderly. So; Alice Hanra-
han, drunk. IS; F. r. Andes, same, 81.
The arresting officers were Casey, Mauer,
Sanford, McGraw, Senour, Cavanaugh,
N. Bolan and England.
Mr.. H. W. Schleutker, Jr., and Mr. Louis
Deglow met with an accident yesterday af-
ternoon that resulted seriously to Mr..
Schleutker. They were out driving in the
afternoon, and in the neighborhood of
Rusches Five-mile House, on the Lexing-
ton Pike, the horse scared at something
along the road, ran over rock pile, upset
the buggy and threw Mr.. Schleutker out
upon his head, hurting him quite badly.
He was brought home and medical aid pro-
cured as soon as possible. Mr.. Deglow was
not hurt
Some infamous scoundrel has tried to
ruin the fair reputation OF Miss Amanda
Knott by circulating the report that she
was drowned. An article cut from q proof
sheet Of daily paper was stuck in win
dow OF West End barber shop, and the
lady in question took the law in her own
hands ar gave Mr.. Brown orders to take it
down, and you bet he did it quick. for
Amanda is not the girl to be fooled with.
We understand Councilman and police
man was mixed up in the affair, and we
would advise everybody to leave Miss
Knott alone or there will be blood on the
moon. ... -.., &C.
Early yesterday morning the dead and
dreadfully mangled body of an elderly
man was found on the track of the South
ern Railroad few hundred yards south of
Silver Lake, near the Lexington Turnpike
Road. and about fifteen miles from this
city. The Coroner held an inquest and it
being evident from the testimony of wit
nesses and from papers found in the cloth
ing, that deceased was one John w. Bell, a
sort of perapatetic corn doctor. living late
ly in either Grant or Scott County, KY,
the verdict OF the Coroner's Jury wasin &C.
cordance with these facts and surmises.
There was nothing shown to indicate that
the death was other than accidental.
The cornerstone of the new Catholic
Church at Sandfordtown was appropriately
laid Yesterday afternoon. Very Rev. &.
H. Brandts, V. IT,, OF this city, officated,
assisted by Father Aihmann, of st.
Stephens, Newport; Father Wimsey, and
the rector. Father Haustermann. Father
Brandts preached sermon upon the bless
ings of the Catholic faish. which was atten-
lively listened to by large lumber gather
ed around him on the little hillside in
front OF the rector's humble home. The
Knights of st. George, in uniform and with
band of music, were represented, and a
concourse of people from all parts of the
county and numbering several hundred
was present. filling the little town and add
ing largely to the interest of the occasion.
A parchment containing the customary
hist, ric legend was deposited in the stone;
also copies of the Cincinnati and Coving-
ton papers.
Rev. Mr.. Clausen preached his farewell
sermon at st. Pauls Lutheran Church yes
terday. His successor. Mr.. Miller, will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday.
The Fireflys defeated the Queen Citys
yesterday by score of to 8. Cline. the
pitcher for the Firefys, had one Of his
fingers broken in an attempt to stop red
hot grass-cutter.
The Pioneer Association will celebrate
its anniversary tomorrow week. There
will be parade in the morning, and pic
mic in the afternoon at tho Highland
House on the Alexandria Pike.