The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COYINGTON.

COvINGTON.
Miss Lizzie Haggerty leaves for New Or
leans Saturday.
The Republican State Central Committee
meets in this city Thursday.
Miss Maggie Berlin is seriously i'll; hosts
of friends wish for her speedy recovery.
If the saloonists would keep their mouths
shut, the Sunday Law would repeal itself.
Pat. Bolan has got 1.-THE game of 10.
He will be given extra quarters at Lex
ington.
The Sunday law cases are set for to-mor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock before Squire
Mclaughlin.
Thirteen counties in the State have In
structed for Grant. That is, the Republi-
can portion of them.
There are eighteen applicants for the va
canoe caused by the death of Judge Hays,
and he has not yet been buried.
George Grave, 81 for a drunk, is the
amount of the Police Court to-day. He is
one of the subjects left over from Sunday.
Confirmation services will be held at the
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, corner of
Eleventh and Banklick streets, Sunday
morning.
Miss Kitty Elliott, Of Shelbyville. Tenn,
Miss Molle Hughes, of Millersburg, KY,
and Miss Mamie Hughes, of Redwood, are
the guests of the family of W. P. Tucker.
Tom and Charlotte Smith were before
Squire Mclaughlin to-day for little set
| to. The former was fined $40 and COSTS
and the latter $5 and costs. Constable Tom
Dunn made the arrest.
The Sunday law will not interfere with
the performance at ST. Mary's Hall Sunday
night. Remember that it is for the benefit
of suffering Ireland, and the Emerald
Dramatic Club will render fine perform
| ance.
The Independence correspondent of the
Commonwealth says:
"The people, as far as I have observed,
are opposed to new county somewhat,
but are in favor of Henry Hallam as their
next Circuit Court Clerk"
Miss May Overton, Of Rush's Susque-
hanna County Pa, formerly of this city,
was united in marriage ON the Goth ult to
Mr.. w. A. Brown, of Forest Lake, Pa. The
young couple have the best wishes for 9
long, happy and prosperous life.
A telegram from Senator Berry, at Frank
fort, to friend of the unhappy family, an
nounces that Governor Blackburn has par
doned w. ]. Sandford, late City Clerk ol
Covington, and that the long.looked fol
document is on its way by mail. The par
don covers all offenses.
Francis Mcfarland, brought all the way
from Greenup County to be tried for pass
ing bogus half dollar on Lambert Hol
brook, was discharged yesterday by Com
missioner Bostwick. 1t was shown tha
Mcfarland gave the queer to Holbrool
and told him to destroy it.
Jessie f. Thomas, through her attorney
G. P. Wilcox, filed suit in the Chancerl
Court to-day against James P. Thomas fol
divorce on the grounds of abandonment
and failing to provide, and asks for th
custody of their only child, girl two year
Of age. They were married in this city il
the year 1876.
There was a lively runaway on Pix
street this morning. horse attached to
{ wagon took fright near the corner of Pix,
and Riddle and went tearing down tn,
street at fearful rate of speed. At tn
corner of Craig the vehicle coIlided will
some obstacle and capsized, spilling the oc
cupants out in the street. Miss Orrit an,
Miss Howard, two of the lady occupants
were considerably bruised up, and MI
Howard, the driver. was also bruised up
, The wagon was badly demolished.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert Weave
will regret to learn that he is nearly a raw
ing maniac. For the past several days b,
; has been reading dramatic plays, and it il
thought that this is the cause Of his sup
posed insanity. Last night he jumped ou
Of bed and pounced on his brother, who wa
asleep and but for the timely arrival of as
sistance there would have been a murder
1t is thought by little proper care he will
recover, although this morning he wa
very delirious- He tried to jump out of
second-story window yesterday. :.
The Executive Committee appointed b,
the public meeting last week opened it
batteries yesterday by causing warrants tt
issue for violations of the Sunday law q
follows: Main-street Ferry crew--Willi
Rude, Michael Lacey, VIM. Niles, VIM. +
Maddux, Samuel Maddux. White Lin
Street-car Company employes--T. G. Rob
bins, Charles Riley, John Rebels, Charlie
Perry, James Fox, Samuel Martin, VIM
Meeks, Clarence Clark Chris Cox, M
Hauck, James Mccoy and J. Patterson
: Dairymen - Amos Collins, George Mel
E mann, James Cornelius and John Steffen
. Gas works employees II. O'Neil, Pete
. Murphy and NJ. Nolan. Newsdealer W. H
David was also summoned. All the abov
were issued by Esquires Mclaughlin, Ewal
and Duveneck. The Executive COMMITTEES
held meeting last might Councilman
, Davezac made speech. He advised agains
, the policy of closing up on Sunday ant
expressed the opinion that Council woul'
repeal the Sunday ordinances.
CHANcERY CoURT.-The following busi
ness was transacted in the Chancery Cour
to-day:
McHugh VS.. McHugh. Order of sale.
w. J. Boughner VS.. H. c. Black, admin
!, istrator. Judgment for $2,765 81 and |,