The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON

The Mammoth Socials have postponed
their picnic until next Monday.
All Waltz, Clarence Moor has been fa-
tally wounded by one Of Cupid's arrows
COL and Miss Wilcox are entertaining
Miss Eta Wilcox, the lovely niece OF Col.
Wilcox.
The city is on the hunt for q dead dog
sexton. Where, O where Is Hamilton
Tweedyf
Councilman Arthur Mcdonald is lying |
at the point of death. His physicians say
he will not recover.
A number of delegates t. the State Con-
vention of the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans arrived in the city to-day.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Toebbe leaves to-mor-
row for the interior to conduct contirma-
ton services in several churches
The soldiers and sailors extend thaEks'to
the ladies for their assistance at the deco |
ration of the soldiers and sailors graves.
Miss Della Cleland, very accomplished
young lady of Glendale College, is visiting
Col Wilcox and his very charming wife.
A marriage license was issued to-day
to Frank Rolsen, aged "a, of Cincinnati,
and Mary Kennerman, aged %, OF Ludlow.
The town is full of strawberries. Over
six hundred bushels were on the market
to-day, and the finest berries are selling at
S cents quart.
Suit was filed by Tisdale and Thesson to-
day to settle the estate of H. H. Meihause.
1t is suit OF the Administrator against
the heirs and creditors
The strawberry festival at the residence
of Father Smith tomorrow night promises
to be largely attended, and good time is
assured for ever, boly that will be there.
The various rolling mills in Covington
and Newport went on astrike to-day. The
schedule of prices adopted run out to-day.
and there seems to be some misunderstand-
ing in regard to creating another.
Margaret Long, who resides on Lower
Market Space, will be tried this afternoon
on writ of lunacy. She was found in
room of Mrs. Wares boarding-house locked
up. Officer Mike Bolan arrested her and
brought her to the Marshal's Office.
TAKING THE CENsUs.-The enumerators
met last night. got ready, and will begin
| work to-day. There is no increase of tax
alton connected with it. and it costs people
nothing unless they refuse the informa-
| IlOu dShcu VI bucIs LII tudt Case IuCy dlO
subject to 500 fine.
The High School Locals met last night,
and resolved to recommend for reelection
all the present teaching force except Miss
Ada Clark, who declined a reelection.
Miss Clark is to be married some time this
month to Wisconsin gentleman. Miss
Emma Wiles was selected in her stead.
The will of Michael Sheridan was ad-
mitted to probate to-day. The testator be-
queaths all of his property to his wife, and
she qualified as executrix as mentioned
in the will ard gave bond with Chas. Dom
nelly as surety. Messrs. W. H. Teb5s,
Emil Burdet and Ross O'Laughlin were
appointed as appraisers.
Hon. John Kearney-he Of Fountain
fame-had little unpleasantness yester-
day with cobbler named Francis Murray,
an employe of Major Pete Hamilton. The
result was that Uncle John struck straight
from the shoulder and his bunch of fives
landed ON Murray's strawberry sign, and
the caret was uncorked. Then there was
a little scratching and sponging off, and
the belligerents were separated. Constable
Dunn arrested Uncle John.
DECORATION DAY.-The ceremonies al
Linden Grove yesterday were observed in
accordance with the order already pub
, lished and were participated in and wit
messed by several hundred people, mostly
women and children, in holiday attire.
Tie music was inspiring. the prayers by
DR.. Tayl r impressive, the Grafton by Col.
Richardson scholarly and patriotic and the
bearing of Grand Marshal Weaver and his
assistants quite imposing. The score or SC
of graves were strewa with flowers and
Union fags-Federal and Confederate alike
and the whole passed off quietly anG
pleasantly.
Col. Jim Berry has become unconscious
and his death is momentarily expected.
Mr.. John Wall, the grocer, left last even
ling for Chicago to pay visit to old school
mates.
Miss Saliie George, of Front street. wa,
taken very dangerously i'll at late houl
last night.
Miss Matte Maui ofChillicothe Ohio, i.
visiting her brother, Mr.. John Maui, of Bel
. levue street.
Mr.. Nat Smith, the we'll known music
ian, of this city, is playing five weeks
engagement at an Indianapolis theater.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-C Insur
, ance Company to Fannie B. Evans, Lot II
! in Buena Vista addition, 30 by 81 feet, OF
Orchard street; $l.760.
r Ed. Nolsnd and Mike Tocker were rathe
roughly dealt with late last night by sew
, eral of the circus boys, who accused then
of cutting the circus tent.
Mr. Fred Thompson, the butcher, an,
, Henry Weber, of butter-milk fame, leave
!. tonight for Germany, the scenes of thei
childhood and school days.
Mrs. Hannah Ege, former resident O
this city, and mother of Mr.. Freeman Eye
of Williamson street, died last week at he
:. home in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
Billy Hammar, of this city, who was s
/ frightfully injured at the Post disaster, j
among the parties who has brought sui
against the company for $4,000.
t Mr.. Samuel Mitchell. of Taylor street
r left last evening on three weeks trip t
the East, taking in Philadelphia, New Yor
and returning by way of Canada.
d VIM. A. Dilling, 14S Monmouth stree
n has tickets on sale for the excursion I
Louisville, next Sunday, over the Shol
Line, given by the Hessen Darmstsite