The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-07
OVER THE BRIDGE.
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Ana now that "lOerAi-nearteu ha",
Jeems Spilman, wants to move the Hover
stands from Pike street In front OF his
bank. - -
A little child of Mr.. b. Axer fell from a
second-story window at its home, ON Pike
street, last night, and cut deep cash in Its
forehead.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER-Thomas w.
Keeveny and wife to Mary J. Ware, Lot I'll
r Patton's subdivision, being 80 feet on
west side of Greenup street, 185 feet south
of Powell street; $500.
Married life don't affect Billy Due par
| ticle; in fact, it does him good. He was
up bright and early this morning working
| like Trojan. He and his very estima-
BILE wife were treated to delightful sere-
made last night by the Florence Dramatic
COUNCIL MEETING. met last
night and made the usual allowances, ap.
pointed Messrs Collins, Whittle and
McDanold to devise new plan for allow
| ing groceries to the city po r, and ad-
ljourned to meet next Tuesday night at
half-past seven to consider the Jail question
alone.
| The mysterious disappearance OF Miss
Mary Waters is still fresh in the minds OF
the people Her parents searched high and
low for her in every direction and were
never able to gain clue to her until this
morning when letter announces that she
Is married and living in ST. Louis and is
reported as doing we'll.
The regular May Term of the United
States Court convenes Monday. Judge
Hart will preside. but there will be no jury
trials until Tuesday next. The docket
just issued by Clerk Bostwick shows ~
cases. Ell Willet and George Williams.
the two count felters arrested, will be
brought from Louisville for trial on Sum
day night ....,i. .5. .4..s.
The First Presbyterian Church was filled
last night upon the occasion of the Ascen-
sion services under the auspices OF the Gov
ington Comnandery Knights Templar.
The services were conducted by Sir Knights
Rev. Charles Taylor and Rev. s. M Jetfer-
son, after the ritual written for Ascension
Day by Right Rev. T. M. Dudley, Graced
Chaplain OF the Grand Lodge of Kentucky.
The Masonic choir and the female voices of
the Church choir rendered the vocal music,
arranged for the occasion. Rev. F. d.
Moore delivered ali elegant address.
The Covington branch Of the German
Protestant Orphan Society, at its meeting
held last Sunday afternoon. resolved to
participate in the celebration of the Spring
Festival at the Orphan Asylum en- Mount
Auburn Cincinnati, Ohio, next Sunday.
Messrs August Neseman and G. Roth were
elected as Marshals The members will
meet that m rning at o'clock in the
school.room of the German Protestant
Church, corner Eleventh and Banklick
streets, and march thence to the corner of
Ninth and Walnut streets, where they will
join the main procession. .,.s.. .s..
This is the day set by two disappointed
candidates for the mass meeting to nomi-
J nate candidates FIR the Office of Sheriff and
Circuit Court Clerk. The meeting, it will
be observed, was set for the afternoon In
order to bar out honest, hard-working men
from having any voice in the meeting. Ye,
the leaders of this meeting call it mass
meeting, or 1--WE, the People" The
{ upshot of the whole thing is
that it is set up Jor
on the working men, and they should con.
denim the candidates at the polls by not
voting for them. candidate that they
: are not good enough to nominate Is moi
good enough for them to vote for. ..
} CRIMINAL CoURr-The jury in the case
of the Dry Greek Turnpike returned 9
} verdict Of guilty and liked the fine al
5000. ,,a .s... -.,........ .....-......f
The case of Emil Christ for shooting
James Hughes was given to the jury at II
o'clock Today. The jury found the de-
fendant guilty and fixed his punishment al
six months in the county jail and fine OF
5000 ,f wf. +o. '.y
The case of George Going is in progress
John O'Donnell, Esq, has presented
good Father Smith with an elegant sanctu
ary lamp, and Marketmaster England ha.
donated forty yards of silk cord to hang il
with. o
MATRrMoNIAL-The residence OF the
Rev. B. f. Bristow, No. 66 Lynd street, wal
the scene of two weddings recently, MIR
Bristow himself being the officiating cler
gyman. The wedding parties were Mr.. Z
H. Waterman, Of Covington, and Mis-
l'elle McIntire, of Boone G unity: Mr. DaviC
e. Freeman and Miss Nellie E. Howell
both OF Indiana.
Mr. William L. Due and Miss Kate Bern
hardt were welded last evening at 8 O'clock
at the residence Of the brides parents, or
West Sixth street, the Rev. &. G. Moser, o.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
officiating The attendants were Mr.. Chas
| Bernhardt, brother OF the brlde, ana MIS-
Mary Gieswein, OF Cincinnati
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Hon. Jacob Hawthorne is home from tn,
State Capital
Chancery Court met this morning, bu
, shortly afterwards adjourned TO Monday
oN ing TO the illness OF Judge Menziea
The Bridge investigation was resumed
: Yesterday Mr. l. W. Livezay was on tn
stand, and was crossexamined by Mr.
Blakely. J14H Psaa AeaH a.
May johnson and Charlie Butler, the tw,
+ darkies arrested for hacking each other NJ
0 with their little razors. were discharged
9 this morning ON payment Of the costs.
Mrs Sarah B. Espy, wife Of Mr.. O. R
Espy, died very suddenly this mornin,
, from heart disease at her home on Bellevu
3 streeA She was forty seven years of age.
Lieutenant Cottingham yesterday re
ceived q summons to appear before tn
J Grand Jury at Lagrange 10 testify in tn
case Of John Clay, who was arrested in thi
city on the charge Of blowing safe at tina
town. II.
The exceedingly bold and daring conduc
: of . rather prominent young woman of tn