The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOH.

COvINGTOH.
Miss Kate Collopy, of Lexington, has
returned home after a short visit to Mrs d.
ODonnell.
The Palmetto Dancing Circle will have
their next reception on the evening of the
21st of April.
The "Pinafore" schooner will arrive at
odd-feilows' Hall next Monday with jolly
crowd Of maskera
POLICE CoURr-John Ronk and John
Stanley, disorderly conduct, IS each; Thoa
Doran, breach of the peace, "a.
Anton Liedhegener, a saddler, living on
Harvey street. fell from a wagon in Sand
fordtown Sunday, dislocating his left
shoulder-blade.
The School Board Committee on Salaries
has that subject under consideration.
Whether 1t means an increase or just moth
ing at all, we can't say.
The ladies of Frankfort presented Sena-
tor Berry, OF Newport, yesterday, with an
elegant basket OF fiowerSas tribute OF re-
spect for his efforts for womenkind.
The Social Five had a rousing crowd at
their reception last night, and everybody
hadsa good time. The managers were po-
lite and attentive, the ladies gaily dressed,
and the boys-why, of course they were
jovial.
A meeting of the Kenton County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee will be held at
the Chairman's Office on Tuesday, April
9th, at O'Clock p. M, to consider further
the mode of selecting candidates for Sher-
III and Circuit Court Clerk, and for any
other business that may be presented.
AN IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
The tract of land known as the Star Base
Ball Grounds, consisting of an entire square,
bounded by Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
Scott and Madison streets, has been sold by
Robert Chambers to Amos Shinkle, ESQ.,,
for $17 400. The terms were settled Friday
kor Saturday, and the papers will be recorded
at once.
The following officers were elected last
night by the Arbeiter Verein:
President, William Grave; Vice-Presi
dent, Joseph Humler; Recording Secretary,
Caspar Guagul; First Book-keeper. Ferdi
nand Kirchner; Second Book-keeper, Car
Keller; Treasurer, George Jansen; Color
Bearer, Joseph Schmidt.
The prosecutions under the Sunday Law
are fast assuming the condition OF persecu
tions. 1t is impossible to convict, and fur
ther steps serve only to put people to end.
less expense and annoyance. A friend
suggests the following prophetic and pa
thetic ode to County Attorney Thomas B.
Wise:
| 0, Tommy B. Wise
| And stop these cases,
| They'll give you black eyes
In future races.
The case of Dominic Boro, tried before
Squire Mclaughlin and jury yesterday
resulted, as the previous cases, in hung
jury. A panel Of one hundred and seventy
citizens was called, before the twelve were
obtained, and it was II o'clock. Hon. T
+. Hallam represented the defense, and
County Attorney Wise conducted the
prosecution. The jury were: J. W. Walker
H. F. Bowen, George Bockweg, George Vor
Lehman, Ben. Pugh, Richard Reese, O. A
Reynolds, ]. s. Sherry, B. G. Evans Georgt
~. Howell, J. G. Blick and Thomas Cooper
They were out about an hour and half
until about half-past 5, when they reporte'
their inability to agree. They took tiv
ballots each resulting to 4 for conviction
4 Masonic The Knights Templar Of Gov
ington and Newport are arranging to atten
divine service on Ascension Day at th
First Presbyterian Church, upon which OF
caslon Rev. Frank D. Moore is expected t
preach sermon appropriate. He will b
assisted in the services bv Sir Knights Rev
s. NJ. Jefferson and Rev. Charles Taylor
DID. The exercises will be Of unusual in
terest. A special musical service will b
rendered by the new Masonic choir, tn
music being composed especially for tn
day by Sir Knight J. d. Hunt the regula
organist of the church, who is giving pal
ticular attention to the subject. One hun
dred Sir Knights, with plumed chapeauz
will present an attractive appearance in th
midst of the congregation.
aEWPOHE
The hoss show at Alexandria yesterda
was dead failure.
Chris. Callahan was naturalized in tn
County Court this morning.
The Waldenmeyer Orchestra Concert tc
morrow evening at Odd-fellows' Hall.
Lawyer Wright left yesterday for Wash
Iington, D. G., on professio al business
The will of Nicholas Werner was admit
| ted to probate. All OF his real and persona
property goes to his wife.
VIM. Moore, carpenter residing here
was run in at Cincinnati last night for hav
ing burglars tools in his possession.
Nicholas Hutchinson, of Pennsylvania
procured license this morning to we,
Miss Esther Waters, of Coal Haven.
Major Glenn, Assistant Paymaster I'M
ted States Army, leaves to-day for the vs.
rious posts in the Department OF the Sout
to pay salaries
Miss Tillie Muelenbaugh, Of this city
was we'll and favorably received in her rer
EDITION of several choice solos at the Colleg
of Music Concert last night
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Dempsey
who died early Sunday morning, was YER
largely attended from the Church of th
immaculate Conception this morning.
, In the County Court at Alexandria, We.
terday, Ben. Gosney, Grants Lick, wa
Igranted tavern license. The Good TEN
plars made vigorous fight against th