The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTOA

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the White Line Street Cars is driving
new car to-day, and is pr0uder than pea
cock with luxuriant tail.
Democrats can not do better next Satur-
day than to vote for Leathers and Hallam
for Sheriff and Clerk. That ticket will win
now and next August, too. .l..r
The confirmation services at Mother of
God and ST. Aluysius Churches were at
tended by number of children from Gin.
cinnati, Archbishop Purcell still remaining
unwell.
The irrepressible small boy engaged in
playing ball at the foot of Lynn street yes
terday knocked the ball into the culvert,
which led to the discovery of two boxes OF
cigars stolen from Oree's grocery Friday
night dHc Ua a sal.iN.
POLICE CouRr.-Mogan and Alexander
were discharged, no decided evidence
Geo. Holden. "a each for drunk; Charles
Finley. breach of the peace, $5; and VIM.
Rippleton, same, $8.
Senator Foote, Hon. M. T. Shine and
Hon. VIM. E Railey, Sergeant-at-Arms of
the House. were in Covington from Frank
fort yesterday. Whether the first two
we're in charge OF the other, or whether he
was In charge of them, we haven't discov-
ered.i D
The following jury is sitting in Squire
McLauehlin's Court to-day on the case OF
Jas. Wasmuth: o. P. Fa;rchld. s. 7. Mes
sick. Jas. Wren, D. Noonan, b. M. ]. Piatt,
John Ten Eyck, M. Mccarthy, M. Bleyer,
A. s. Fort, N. Leonard, II. H. Middendorf
and P Brophy.
| Judge 7. jeff. Phelps lost the 5000 red
setter, present from friend, Friday, and
Immediately consulted the police, offering
new suit of clothes as a reward for its
capture. As usual, business was promptly
attended to by the boys in blue, and Pa
troImen Temple and Barton claim the
clothes, having caught the dog on the Lex
ington Pike. fe a. ,5.ir..{ .,.. II
A goodly sized meeting for the purpose
of organizing a branch of the Catholic
Knights of America was held yesterday
| afternoon, and adjourned to meet again
some evening this week at the proper call
A temporary organization was effected as
follows: A. Ante, President: A. Abbihl,
Secretary; Joseph Beiberrich, Treasurer,
and DR.. Averdick, Medical Examiner. ,
Thursday coming will be gala day in
Knights of Pythias circles. The Maysville,
Lexington and Paris Lodges will pay Gov
ington a visit. and be right royalty enter
tained, if the energetic arrangements now
in progress do not miscarry. The City
Council is expected to grant the visitors
the freedom OF the city" and a fine party
and bountiful banquet will take place at
Odd-fellows' Hall. ..r
FIREs.-About O. clock yesterday morn
ing the Fire Department was called to ex-
| tinguish burning wocd-shed and kitchen
in the rear of No. 1O2 West Third street,
owned by Mrs E. Simmons and occupied
by Mr.. Eugene Nice. The loss was about
$50, and the fire is attributed to an incen-
diary. AB g.. s.g .,o..
Shortly after o'clock there was another
alarm, caused by the roof of the house, No.
ia East Eleventh street. catching fire from
sparks from the chimney. The house is
owned and occupied BY VIM. Lewis.
There was small damage. The Department
behaved admirably at both places.
The Democratic primary election for Cir
cult Clerk and Sheriff takes place next Sat-
| urday afternoon from 2 to o'clock. The
Democratic voters alone and no Repub-
lcans are entitled to vote. The voting is
viva voce, or with the living voice, and not
by ballot. The votes are cast for the candi-
dates straight and not for delegates
There is no Convention this time, and
the candidates receiving the highest num-
ber of votes will be the Democratic nomi-
nees. The officers OF election are required
to conduct the same like regular elections
and there is now law Furnishing illegal
voting, bribery and all other frauds the
same as If at a regular election. This law
passed the Legislature last week, and is very
stringent in its provisions; hence the inn
portance Of obeying all the above rules and
committing no frauds. a,-ol I'D
Hon. Jacob Hawthorne is home from the
State Capital. WI .f't see
Col D. s. Honshell and bride will make
their home in Virginia. a}tWiHt u
Col E. w. Hawkins will leave tomorrow
for Missouri on professional business.
VIM. H. Lock returned this morning
from an extended trip through the Eastern
States.
The ringing Of the fire bells this morning
was caused by Engineer Solar repairing the
battery. 5gf2.t s.'a. sn
Mrs. Jacob Motz fell down q fight OF
stairs at her residence yesterday and dis
located her left leg. u
The blast furnace at Swift's Rolling Mill
shut down this morning, owing to strike
of the workingmen. ma
VIM. and AL Atkinschrader were fined
SO and costs each in the Mayors Court
this morning for fast driving.
At the meeting of the ST. Bonfacius Or
phan Society. held yesterday, it was re-
solved 10 give picnic on Pentecost Mon
day at Odd Fellows Grove.
Mr.. Thomas Pryor, brother of the we'll
known grocer Of that name, is late ar
rival from the land Of Erin. He will prob
ably make his future home in this city.
1t Is hinted among the knowing ones that
Mr.. Henry Enneking, of Washington ave.
nue., and Miss Gay Widrig, Of Central ave-
nue., will shortly be united in the holy
bonds of welded bliss. tl
Mrs. PATTERSON, through her attorney,
Frank Edgar, filed suit for divorce from
her husband. John Patterson, alleging
drunkenness failure to provide, wasting OF
estate, cruel treatment. Mr.. PATTERSON
now languishes in JUL.
A large sized Indian decorated. with
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