The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOM.


Nellie Flaherty has gone to St. Louis to
marry Mike Farrell.
Hon H. P. Whitaker leaves to-day for
Leadville, COL, on business.
Geza Berger will personate Jerry Reed in
a play at Robinson's Opera House, Sunday
night.
Henry Huffnagel, the noted South Gov
ineton Constable, died last night from gen.
eral debility.
The venerable Mary Ellis died at her
house in South Covington yesterday at the
age of eighty years.
Suit was filed by Ezra Hewlett for di-
vorce from Onia Hewlett in the Chancery
Court this morning.
Alicia Fennessy filed suit against the K.
G. r. R. Company for $107 27 rent of prop
erty on east side of Washington street.
The Central Presbyterian, published at
Richmond, Va, scores Rev. +. D. Moore
for his late sermon on the Sunday ques-
ton.
The towards who stood by and saw little
Mike OHara set upon and beat by the
roughs Durr and Meeks, ought to be, every
one, arrested and fined. We would pub
lish their names if we knew them.
Then the Mayor has warrants against
Jacob Gehrum, Dominick Bord. Barney
Eiler, George Jansen and Glenn Rudde.
The warrants will be served this week. and
| it is probable that one-half Of the cases
will never be tried. 5
Mr.. J. G. Harrison, of Covington, in
waiting for the morning train south at Bos-
ton Stotiop voetordav tonrnipu uos
knocked off the platform by the bumper
of the engine, falling between the platform
and moving cars. His injuries are quite
severe. .'
POLICE CoURT.-The case of Tom Durr
was continued until Saturday with bail at
5000.
Dan. Gray was fined $103 for beating his
wife, and Eddie Fry $13 for breaking
Schultz's flower crooks. a.
Two suits were brought against the Ken
lucky Central Railroad Company in the
Circuit Court to collect rent for the use of
the east side of Washington street. Geo.
M. Clark and John O'Donnell sue respect
lively, for $240 and $120, alleged to DO due
from the defendant for the year ending
December 18th, 1879, for the use by the de-
| fendant of the east side of Washington
street, between Seventh and Eighth Streets
and of property adjoining, for Its side
track, depot etc.
The City Council was engaged until 8
o'clock last night in reading the minu es
of several previous meetings, another half
hour was occupied with the Appropriation
Ordinance. rn OF Hu
On motion. of Mr.. Collins the report
OF the special Committee on New Jail on
the bids was laid over until special meet
ing, to be held next Tuesday evening.
| Then the question of tapping sewers kept
the members buzzing until II O clock, when
the Council adjourned. H. III. II. o.
Adjourned until Tuesday evening
LAw.-The Sunday Law prosecutors
made another break yesterday. The cases
were distributed among the different Mag
istrates as follows Esquire Ewah issues
warrants for George Heidemann, John
Bramlage, v. G. Engert, Mich. Brock. Mich.
Christ Anton Lochte, Joseph Wasmuth,
Herman Van Boken, Joseph Hermes,
Joseph Wordemann, George Krusselmann,
Mrs Carrie Huesmann. The last three are
grocers; the others saloon keepers
Squire Mclaughlin commands the
presence of John and Robert Weaver,
August Never, Henry Weweler, Jr., Theo-
dore Selhorst, Henry Prieshof, Jacob
Gehrum, Herman Kimmann, Conrad Deis-
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Miller, Joseph H.
Rudde. These are all saloon keepers.
Layper returned from Washington, D.
c., last night. ell.
Olive Branch Chapter, F. and A. M, will
confer the March Masters Degree tonight.
The next County Fair will be held from
the 7th of September to the 11th, inclu
sive. .. ..
The Republican delegation from this city
to the Louisville Convention are unit fol
Sherman. tl....- .......
| o. w. Root, ESQ.,, will be one of the ora.
tors at the Louisville Republican Conven
ton. He will shout for Sherman.
John w. Heron filed suit in the Circuit
Court this morning against Fitzmmons
and Others on note of $3.50. The note was
originally owned by ]. 8. Golding.
Louis B. Soles, arrested on charge Of 9
breach of the peace, committed on Charles
Eshy, was dismissed in the Mayors Court
this morning, the injured man failing tc
appear.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen as delegates to the Republican State
Convention from Alexandra: Peter Hess
George B. Holmes, VIM. B. Baker and VIM
L. Riley. ,.- e.,,.
The young girls of the parochial school
attached to the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception are arranging for dramatic
entertainment to take place at Odd-fellows
Hall April Both.
The following officers have been elected
by the Home Building and Loan Associa
ton: President, c. B. Coffin; Secretary, w
H. Harton; Assistant, George H. Bishop
Treasurer, E. c. Remme; Attorney, G. j
Helm.
i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Kelly
and wife to Jacob Buss, Lots Nos "a and 81
in Burton Hazen's subdivision to Bellevue
81 feet front on the west side of Vine stree
by 1O5 feet deep; 81, 200.
Master Commissi ner to G. A. Wallace
Lot IL in Bellevue addition. II feet from
on Madison street, between Brighton ane
Pendleton, BY 100 feet deep; 1900. "
Senator A. g. Berry arrived from tn,
State Capital last night His object II
coming is to locate camping ground fo
the Thirteenth q. s. Infantry, that will
| or,;yo hara tha COMING on p,mor oooorv,