The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

nounced himself as a candidate for Sheriff.
The psychological department OF the city
has now eighteen students pulverizing
limestone.
The Republicans of Harrison County
have chosen Mr.. John E. Hamilton to rep
resent them in Chicago.
Charles Reese was fined S. and costs in
the Police Court to-day for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct
Mrs. Sullivan, who was adjudged to be
insane last week was taken to Lexington
to-day by Sheriff Armstrong.
The poignancy of the regrets of the with.
| drawal of L. A. Armstrong could be healed
if Mr.. P. ]. Bolan would consent to be q
candidate for the Office of Sheriff.
1t is probable that the Criminal Court
will close tomorrow for the term, and that
the Chancery Court will adjourn in the
morning for the rest of this week.
Robert Richardson. ESQ.,, talked twelve
men nearly to death this morning trying to
convince them that Charles Nevill is crazy.
The case was given to the jury at IL O. clock.
REAL EsTATE-Master Commissioner fol
John Fennessy's heirs, to I. ]. McGill, lot
2311 feet front on the east side Kip street,
AK feet south of Bachelor street, and
running through to Jackson street, Coving.
ton; ST ,050.
Mr.. Archie Stuart, of Toledo, Ohio, and
formerly a Councilman from the Ninth
Ward in this city, will be married this
evening to Miss Lille Worthington, at the
residence of the brides parents on West
Fourth street.
The Centennial Building Association have
elected the following officers: VIM. Moran,
President; Secretary c. 0. Wuster; Assist
ant Secretary, M. I. Shine; Treasurer. Jo-
seph Knoll; Directors, c. Bollinger, P. Fal-
lon, R. Campbell, M. Flanagan and John
McKenna.
Articles of incorporation of the West
Covington Mutual Aid Association were
lodged for record yesterday. The incor-
porators are B. J. Grady, VIM. Buchan all,
Jr., John J. Conklin, John G. Dean,
Peter ,Heiser and George Goodwin
This is the Society the Enquirer men,
toned with more particularly two or
three weeks ago.
The Grand Jury reported the following
indictments to-day: VIM. Jones, cutting in
sudden passion; Catherine Carter, nuisance;
Louis Shevenv and Belle Cunningham, for
nication; George Nunnery, assault and bat
terry; Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington
Railroad, nuisance; Dry Creek Il Covington
Turnpike Road Company, nuisance, and
failing TO keep road in suitable repair for
travel.
CRIMINAL Court Henry Nemeyer and
Martin Beun, keeping tippling house, $50
and costs EACH. The case against Jacob
Sponsor was dismissed, the prosecuting wit
ness failing to appear. John Nowland, dis
missed. In the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. Dry Creek Turnpike Company, the
mandate Of the Court of Appeals was filed.
A demurrer to the Indictment was filed and
the case dismissed and judgment set aside
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Joseph Summers, the
fellow knabbed by Constable Dunn in con-
nection with the robbery of Peter Hoff-
mans coal-office, had his trial yesterday
and went up for two years.
Michael Farrell assault and battery upon
VIM. Roberts. Plea filed, setting up for
mer conviction in Squire McLaughlin's
Court.
August Bauerlein entered his appearance
in the three cases against him, and gave
bonds, with VIM. Deschler as surety, to
answer this term.
Charles Nevill, grand larceny. In prog
ress, with insanity as the defense. 1t is
claimed that he received an injury on the
head some time ago, and that intoxication
now crazes him.
To the Editor OF the Star:
Those good Christians who held meet
ing at Odd-fellows' Hall Sunday night
adopted a resolution to stop all manual
labor on Sundays. This will stop street
cars, hack drivers and Sunday papers. The
Suspension Bridge will necessarily be free,
as they can't collect toll by steam. A man
will be compelled to eat cold grub on Sun.
days, as the ladies will not be allowed to
cook. Dave. Cree can't sell any more milk.
Preachers can't preach, because they won't t
unless they get paid for it. Saloons can
give away whisky. Covington people will
spend 100000 year in Cincinnati that
would be kept in Covington. Not one OF
the leaders of that meeting were ever
known to give 81 to charity. Look out for
the Blue Laws of old Connecticut and
modern religionism. ANT1-SUNDAY.
aEWPORT.
Col. Jim Berry is reported lying danger
ously i'll.
Rev. Mr. Tinker leaves this evening fol
Arkansas, to recuperate his health.
The Jefferson street and James alley pol
icv-shops were entered by burglars yes
terday and relieved of small amount o.
silver
The BARRIERS in the city haye formed a
Union. They purpose to close their shop.
of an evening at 8 o'clock, and on Sundays
at II o'clock.
There will be services at the York-street
Congregational Church at half-past sever
o'clock this evening, conducted by Rev. G.
H. Daniels, Of Cincinnati
Mr.. Kelly, residing near the head of Co
lumbia street, had three large geese ant
several chickens killed yesterday by 6
crowd Of boys who were out fowling.
A young man named Winkler had thre,
fingers of his right hand terribly crushed
last evening, while working on a turning
lathe at the Dueber Watch-case Faetory
The Presbyteri Mite Society Will NEE
Thursday night at the residence of Mr.
Hay, on Jefferson street. A select pro
gramme has been preparation the occasion
One of the pleasant social events of th
season was the banquet given last evening"
by the Soldiers and Sailorss' Memorial As
sociation at their hall. A large and selec