The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOM.

The political joke Of the season is on
Billy Dulaney.
Bill Grant believes in an honest and
square election-April fool.
The Sunday cases were still in progress
before Squire Evan at IL o'clock.
Matilda Jackson, aged 101. was immersed
last Tuesday in pond near Paris
Bill Glore is the best Chief Of Fire De-
partment in the United States-April Fool.
Mr.. Homer Hudson has rented the store
formerly occupied by Thomas Reed q
Sons
The name Of the man who jumped OH
the bridge the other evening is Peter
Keisler.
in Piketon last week. He breaches at Louisa
this week.
That Threlkeld letter is evidently q
dodge. He never intended to be present.
Hardly ever.
The Jail contract will be awarded tonight
at the Council meeting. The bids closed
to-day at II m.
Mr.. Edward H. James and Miss Aggie ].
Martin were married last evening at the
residence of the BRIDES parents.
Mr.. H. F. Bowen and Mr.. David de Garme,
who have been on the sick list for several
days, are able to be about again.
John Miller who was arrested last night
| for beating his wife, was fined $53 by the
Mayor this morning. He goes to Jail.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
| will meet to morrow afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. Davis, on Madison street.
The proceedings of yesterdays Demo-
| cratic Executive Committee clearly DEM
onstrates that the Grant and Metcalf
parties have mbined.
Thirty-five counties in this State have in
structed for Grant for President, and
strange to say that thirty-fve people don't
instruct for W. L. Grant for Circuit Court
Clerk.
"Now you will have to postpone your
wedding" said Master Tom Cleary to Wal
ter this morning; ''your furniture is all
ruined" Walter wanted nothing said
about it. M
Mrs. John Boyle, aged 72. and very es-
timable lady, who r many years kept q
confectionery on Fifth street, died lasl
evening at her home on Fifth street oi
paralysis. e...
w. George Dawn and Miss Emma Will
Jams were married last night by the Rev
Mr.. Howey. A reception followed the
ceremony at the brides residence, at which
there was large attendance.
A Grant man remarked this morning
that it was strange that Grant, after strug
Cling for primary election for so long Q
time, didn't promptly accept it when Of
fered by MIR. Hallam yesterday evening.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J. Rid
die and wife to Augustus Rogers, 10 bv Ion
feet, on north side of Lynn street, 208 fee
east of Madison street; $500.
Michael Goebel and wife to Loui
Schmidt so by 200 feet, on Lexington Pike
205 feet south of Montague street, in Lew
isburg; $1,000.
We thought that Reub. McDannold wa,
seized with sudden fit Of generosity. Hi
little bill for the benefit of the Home o
the Friendless had clause in it by which
a lottery scheme was to be conducted
! When Reub. McDaunold does anything TO
the poor or anybody else you can just res
assured that he will be benefited by it.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvENT1oN.-At
meeting OF the Republican County Execu
tive Committee held at Col. John e. Ham
iton's office yesterday afternoon it wa.
decided TO call a Mass Convention for 2:3(
o'clock p. m. on the 10th day of April Al
Drexelius Hall to select delegates from
Kenton County to the Louisville State Con
vention.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The collections O
Internal Revenue in the Sixth Congress
sional District for the month of Marcel
we're as follows: l4