The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

COvINGTOA.
Mrs Mike Donavan is dangerously ill.
Mr.. W. ]. Sandford returned home Sat-
urday.
Barney Donnelly was released from hoe
to-day.
Lots of imported drunks in the city yes
terday.
The Sherman Club meets tonight at
Hon. Joe Hermes'.
The Laurels will be at Drexelius Hall on
Tuesday, March 30th.
Hon. M. T. Shine Is in the city and will
return home tonight
Rev. F. D. Moore preached another elo-
qnent sermon yesterday.
Hon. John O. Richards is in town, and
will return to the Kentucky Birthstone to-
night
Between thirty and forty children were
confirmed at ST. Paul Lutheran Church
yesterday.
A warrant was issued to-day for Glenn.
Rudde. charging him with violating the
Sunday law.
Monday evening, April 18th, at Odd
fellows Hall, the "Pinafore Crew" will
give grand ball.
Mrs. Mary Livelsberger, mother-in-law OF
Mr.. Ed Petty. died day or two ago at her
home, in Mansfield, Ohio. r-nt "
DR.. Knollman Yesterday set broken leg
of Mr.. John Smith, which the latter broke
on the Lexington Pike, near the Stone Wall
House, by falling from horse.
The new Eleyenth.street NJ. E. Church
will be dedicated next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. Rev. DR.. A. w. Wilson, of
Nashville, will preach the sermon.
POLICE CouRT.-Cora Baker and Lucinda
Carter, disorderly conduct, $13; Anderson
Carter, breach Of the peace, continued; Pat.
Rohan and Tom Morgan, drunk, 81 each.
A little son of Mr.. M. Eustis, of Ludlow,
fell into tub of boiling water Saturday
and was badly scalded. IL is feared he can
not recover. DR.. Evans rendered the neces-
| sary aid. tnl t., ir. aa
Suits for delinquent taxes were filed Sat
| urday against Mrs. Louisiana Boyd for
| $2,058 10 and Mrs. Virginia Willis fol-
$404 IS. Both are heirs of the James G.
Arnold estate.
| Mention was made in the STAR few days
since Of Mr. Grigsby, member of the Leg.
islature from Mason County, being arrested
for being drunk. We misplaced him slight
ly, he's from Lewis County.
The funeral Of Ferdinand Bloemer took
place to-day from the Mother Ell Goo
Church. The pall-bearers wersttdk. J.
Gausepohl, Anton Weiehman, B. Schoe
maker and George Argus The deceased
was a respected member of St. George'I
Benevolent Society.
Madame T. Cabirol, the well-knowr
French milliner, respectfully informs thu
on Tuesday and Wednesday. The welt
cient inducement to warrant that thu
display will be a fine one. n.
The following circular issued last Satur
day to the members of the Democratic
Committee of tie Twelfth Judicial Dis
trict:
| BRooKvILLE, KY, March 18, 1880.
DEAR SIR: The Democratic Central Com
mittee for the Twelfth Judicial District i
requested to meet at Augusta on Tuesday
the 3Oth of March, 1880, for the purpose o
determining the time and place Of holding
Convention 70 select candidates for Cir
cult Judge, Chancellor, and Common
wealth's Attorney for this District.
B. G. WILLIS, Chairman.
James Smith, alias skinny" was ar
rested at an early hour this morning b.
Lieutenant Cottingham on the charg
of making u brutal attack OF
Green Siers, colored. last night OF
Central avenue. Siers was walking
along the street, when Smith, apparently
without any provocation, struck him will
a stone, clipping his left ear off and making
an ugly cash over his left eye. Cottlnghan
had tough time making the arrest, owing
to the desperate resistance made by Smith
Dr. Cameron fixed up the wounded man
| Tire Bible Society of Covington and vi
cinity met at the Fourth street Bapt pts
church last Thursday night in its thirty
second annual session. THE following re
port was made by Rev. s. S. Savage: .v
Receipts of the American Bible Society for as
fiscal year S462 24
Increase over previous year, ......... Is 800
Volumes issued during the year. ....... /, 1877 85
Increase over previous veal, ar,............. $50 SO
Receipts 10 Bible cause in State fer same
year, 1859
Increase over previous year....,......... 81 553
Bibles and Testsments into Kentucky for
| Bible House for same year,............ N9e