The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
OVER THE BRIDGE.
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Mr.. r ]. Hickey, has young son at his
house.
MIR. W. W. Smith, of Cynthiana, KY, Is
in the city.
The Garfield Club meets next Tuesday at
Drexelius Hall.
Rick Gwyder is the only Hindoo by
birth. in Covington.
Mitchell and Tranter's rolling mill will
start in full blast Monday.
The German Pioneer Society celebrate
their anniversary Monday.
The United States Census Enumeration
discovered thirteen pair of twins.
Mrs Wilson. of West Sixth street. left
yesterday on visit to friends in Ohio.
Gregory Mosher, who fell from tree
yesterday, 1t is thought will not recover.
The police force will turn out with the
German Pioneer Society on Monday next
The condition of Mr.. James Bethel is
critical and he will hardly survive the day.
The body of Bud. Clarke, who was
drowned last evening, has been recovered.
The venerable Mary J. Shannon. aged
sixty-eight years, died at her home on Elev-
enth street this morning.
A little child of Mr.. John Fischer was
frightfully burned few days ago by a
ke tie OF water turning over on 1t.
Julia NJ. Mathena filed suit for divorce
yesterday from her husband, George Ma
thena, ON the grounds of drunkenness
1t is said that Mr.. John Conway and Miss
Ella Cohen will be married tomorrow
evening, at o'clock, at ST. Patrick's
Church.
An excursion train loaded with about
one thousand colored people, arrived or
the Kentucky Central this morning from
Paris.
The will of Martha L. Brodus was ad
mitted to probate yesterday. Hon. e. D
Allmitt was appointed Special Commis
sioner to take testimony.
Prof. D. Thomas, of the GEORGETOWN Col
lege, who has been visiting the family o
County Clerk Bristow, returned to his
home to-day.
Thomas Robinson (colored) was sen
fenced to the Work-house yesterday TO
ninety days. He is the man who stole tn
whisky from the old '76 distillery.
Rev. o. A. Bartholomew will preach to
morrow morning on Soaring to Heaven.
In the evening, he will lecture on NE
cromancy, Witchcraft and Divination."
The census enumerators robbed a cit,
official of so cents this morning. Peopl
will know how to take this When a re
porter has 80 cents in cash somebody els
has been robbed.
The German M. e. Church, corner Ten Il
and Russell, will celebrate the Sunday
school Centennial tomorrow morning a
8 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Liebhart and MI
Schneider will deliver the addresses.
A seven.year-old daughter Of Mr.. Georg
Biggs was run over by reckless milk man
at the corner of Fourteenth and Banklick
about seven o'clock last night. The chill,
was severely injured about the head an
face, but it is thought there will be no SER
Gus results.
J The funeral of Arthur Mcdonald too
, place this morning from st. Patrick
Church and was largely attended. TIL
!, city officials formed in procession at tn
Court House and, headed by Marshall Goot
son, marched to the late residence of tn
deceased and from there to the churc
: where the obsequies were helt
: Each city off cial wore white gives wit
q Grape on their arm and carried bouque
in their hand.
! At called meeting of the Presbytery q
Ebenezer, at Paris yesterday the pastors
, relation of the Rev. George Summey an
J the Ninth-street Presby terian Church, G
this city, was dissolved, at the request c
the pastor, with the acquiescence of tn
t congregation. The Rev. DR.. 8. J. Bair
, was appointed to preach in the church o
5 the first Sabbath Of July, and declare th
pulpit vacant
Castle Clay, No. 40, K. G. R., electe
officers last night as follows: Commands
w. G. Miller; V. c., M. d. Connelley; Pr
late, ]. N, Eichelberg; M. at A., Benjami
Funk; R. and F. s.. Walton Craig, Jr
Treasurer, E. B. Lewis; Herald. G. E. Pc
ty; Sentinel, A. J. Clarkson; Warder, T.
Phelps; P. G., w. P. Mclaughlin; Trustees
J. N. Eichelberg, W. P. Mclaughlin an
f. A. Award.
Bud Clarke a colored boy. about thirtee
years Of age, residing with his father, E
nest Clarke, on Fifth street, near Graf
was drowned while in swimming with
a lot of other boys at the footof Thirteent
street, in Licking, about four o'clock ye
terday afternoon. The little fellow en-
barked on a Slipping track" such as IL
boys are wont to make on river banks,