The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-13
OVER THE BRIDGE
COvINGToA


Nick Brock and Martin Bean have had
their fines remitted.
MIR. Walter Cleary and bride returned
home to-day from their bridal tour.
Esquire Mclaughlin has fine set of sill
yer knives and forks purchased TO present
Thomas Dunn with at his wedding.
Mrs Sue Brent Haggin. Of Louisville. is
visiting at the residence OF Captain Brent
Miss Mamie Nooman has completed an
elegant crayon portrait of Mr. Charles
Donnelly.
Col. Bryan Fansey is suffering with a
poisoned hand, occasioned by . cut from
small piece of glass.
s F. Roberts filed suit in the Circuit
Court to-day against H. 8 Percival on &C
count The amount is $3.50.
1t is with the sincerest regret that we
chronicle the dangerous illness of Mrs
Oscar Edgar. Her case is considered hope
less ,.... -
Sheriff Armstrong left to-day for Frank
fort, having in charge Fred Miller convict
ed at the recent term Of the Criminal
Court for grand larceny. i ~
The State Convention of the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians will be held in this city
on the 10th of June. There will be dele
gates froni each county in the State.
J. L. Cook and Miss Mary Miller, both of
Ludlow. were married last night by Rev.
Mr.. Mullenix. of Grace Methodist Church,
Newport, at his residence in that city.
In the United States Court to-day nolle
prosequies were entered in the cases Of John,
Elijah and William Campbell. The case of
8. II. Adams for counterfeiting is in pro-
greSs.
Barney Donnelly. the terror of the
Fourth, and the man Of great political infiu-
ence, Was arrested to day by Officers o. Hara
| and McGraw, on the charge OF being on q
most glorious drunk. ........ .
The Mcnamara boys have rented the
| brick Eouse next to their factory and are
moving in to-day. They are doing rush
ing business and are compelled to work at
night to fill their orders '-
| Col James Morrissey was arrested last
night bv Officers Mauer and Sandford, on
the charge of assault with intent to kill.
1t is alleged that he knocked deaf and
dumb man down in Joe Wasmuth's saloon.
Esquire w. P. Mclaughlin to-day issued
a warrant for the arrest of Joseph Sullivan,
a contractor at Post & Co. g, near Ludlow,
charging him with breach Of the peace on
a little son of P. Cuthbert aged twelve
years.
Herr Doctor Henri DeGruyder once more
breatbs the sweet air of freedom. He agreed
to appear before the next grand jury and
answer snch questions to the best of his
ability. The Doctor deserves credit for hi.
pluck.
James Alexandria and Ed. Berlow, two
hard men from Peaseburg, were arrested
early this morning on the charge of disor
derly conduct Alexandria was released
from Jail few days since to attend hi
mothers funeral.
A little alteration took place yesterda,
between a couple of school boys on thu
Star base ball grounds in which little Sol
Of Mr.. V. Chambers received an ugly Gu
In the calf of the leg. The name of th,
boy who done the cutting is Cuson.
Marriage licenses were issued in Covng
ton to Fred. w. Kelly and Miss Jenni
Dillon; Monroe E. Brintnell and Miss Luc,
Pearce; John L. V. Mcdonald, of Cincin
natl, and Miss Mollie E. Edwards, OF Gov
ington; Joseph Maymann and Miss Mar
Frank; John Joseph Schuler and Mis-
Mary Hoffman. The Brintnell-Pearce an,
Mcdonald Edwards weddings took plac
yesterday evening, the former at Uniol
, Methodist Church.
Mr.. Fred. Kelly and Miss Jennie Dillol
3 were married this afternoon at the Cathe
dral by Rev. P. M. Jones' The attendant
were Mr.. John Dillon and Clara Kelly, an,
Mr.. Peter Dillon and Lizzie Dillon, brother
OF the bride and sisters of the groom. A
the conclusion OF the ceremony the brida
party repaired to the residence OF tn,
; BRIDES parents, on Thirteenth street, wher
most elegant and quiet reception wa
. held. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly left this after
noon on a bridal tour to the -Mammotl
, Cave, and will return by the way OF Glen
! coe and stop at the residence of Mr.. Kelly
!, parents for few days.
t The Grand Jury in their final report sa
they have examined 100 witnesses an
5 found so indictments, and dismissed cases
8 found the various county offices in goo
n condition. We also sent for the Count
= Judge with request that he should brin
his books. The Sheriff informs us that b
has been unable to find him. We visite
his Office, but were unable to find any O
his records there. Mr.. J. N. Blacl
s burn afterward produced the docke
l. and order. books but stated that he kne,
l. nothing OF an execution book. In thi
e state of the case we are unable to ga
l. whether the County Judges records al
properly kept or not. They give Uncl
Tony Willenbrink a good send off for hi
efficiency as Jailer and recommend tina
disinfectants be furnished. In conclu
sion they want the City Marshal to kee
= the loafers from off street corners and [
+ prevent Sunday newsboys from yelling o
~ the street.
The Grand Jury yesterday evening, pr
vious to delivering itself of its final repor
n unburdened itself of the followi ing new il
V dictments: City Councilmen OF Gown.
ton, failing to provide suitable Jail; ]. "
Rich, Sol. Bell, Burton Gedge, Charlie
Morgan, William Montague, Taylor Ne
e and Newton Senour each carrying deadl
weapons concealed; Hrgh McSbane NAL
o eious stabbing; George Rudde and b.
}. Herzog, each keeping tppling hous
g three months at one time; G. A. Wei
l. ming and Geo. Smlech, each keeping tr
ling house; Bernard Eilen, Henry Nj,
!. meyer and @. A. Wehming, each sellin
y Liquor to minor; Joseph Birkie, Geore