The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-11
OVER THE BRIDGE,
COvINGrOM

Winchester, KY. looms to the front with
collection of SIG 40 In aid of Ireland.
Mr.. Adison Miller, of Boone County, Il
in the city to-day, the guest of Colonel
William Brent
Mr.. Charles Aslnan will remove his store
to the building in the southeast corner ol
Fifth and Madison street.
City Treasurer Adams is confined to his
home by illness. also the venerable Squire
Duvenick, and thus the German Pioneer
Society was deprived of two jovial attend
ants
Colonel James Winston. Of the Kentucky
Central Railroad, has been suspended fol
thirty days for oversleeping himself Gen
eral Wood Wilson has been appointed in
his place.
REAL EsrArE-B. F. McGlasson and wife
to s. M. Anderson and wife, lot rs by 100
east side Wheeler street. 100 feet north oi
Byrd street; also, lot 20 by 100. south side
Sixth street. 1876 feet east Of Washington
street. Covington; 81
A letter from Texas announces thai
Father Thomas s. Major, formerly of this
CITY, has been appointed Chaplain of the
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Rail.
road in New Mexico, with headquarters
at small village called Lulling.
A jovial surprise party met at the resi-.
dence of Miss Sallie Mckenna's on Monday
evening and proceeded en- masse to the
residence of Misses Maggie and Mamie
Hunt where they were received pleasantly,
and spent joyous evening in terpsichorean
exercises
From note received yesterday it seems
that Judge Baxter's special term of Court
mex. Saturday, will be brief. He will
merely sign the order granting new trial
in the case of Kate Applegate VS.. The Lex.
ington q Carter County Railroad and M.
Company. The February term of the
United States Court begins next Monday
at Louisville, Judge Baxter presiding.
The Simon Kenton Pioneer Association
propose to make their annual celebration
of Washngton's Birthday this. year q
memorable affair. They have issued invi.
tations to large number Of people and to
the Cincinnati Pioneer Association, who
will attend in body. As Washingtons g
Birthday falls on Sunday this season. they
will hold religious services at the Scott
street M. E. Church, and have other inter
esting exercises.
A special meeting of the Council was
held yesterday afternoon. After the al.
lowance of . certain bills postponed from
last meeting the Council took up for con-
sideration the specifications for the new
Jail At 6:15 a recess till o'clock was
taken. at which time the Council again
considered said specifications. A great
deal Of wind and valuable time was wasted
in the discussion and at 10:45 the Council
adjourned, having adopted about eleven
pages OF the specifications as printed.
The German Pioneer Associat ton held its
annual reunion last night at Drexelius
Hall, and most happy occasion it was.
The prettily decorated hall was comfortably
filled-not overcrowded-with the men,
bers OF the Society and invited guests, in
cluding President M. Bettman. of the Gin
cinnati Society; Vice President Frank
Greyer, editor of the Cincinnati Pioneer
newspaper, and M. Rosenthal. of the same
paper, besides other Cincinnati people,
President Nienaber presided, and Hon.
Joseph Hermes, Mayor Athey and Col
Won Martels made speeches. .t
CHANcERY CoURr.-Kate Sullivan granted
divorce from John Sullivan with costs ex.
pended and custody of child.
1sac Harts administrator, vs.. Heirs and
Creditors. Referred to Master for settle
ment ',,.r- H.. ....
John P. Winston vs.. John e. Hamilton.
Judgment for seven acres of land.
Singleton, Ruffner & Co. VS.. M. Worstell
& Co. Judgment for $88 81.
Huuh Snuiroo vo Mic,oal D., r.
Judgment for 81, 24l and attachment sus-
tanned. ......
POLICE CoURr.-James Henslen was
brought in by the bouncer very drunk yes
terday, and increased the City Treasury $4
to-dav. Joseph Rowland cramped ON a
knit jacket at the Brewery Yesterday, and
officer George Cutler cramped on him and
placed him in the cramps of Uncle Tony,
and to-day the Mayor cramped on him for
1923, which so cramped him that he went to
Jail. He was also fined S27 for carving
concealed deadly weapon. He has served
q term in the human slaughter-house at
Frankfort, and managed to pull through,
and we leave the public to judge what kind
of case he must be. ..r
The Union Mission meeting of the Chris
tian Churches of Cincinnati. Covington and
Newport at the Fifth-street Christian
Church last night was largely attended and
interesting. Spirited addresses were made
by Messrs. A. l. Hobbs, s. NJ. Jefferson, R. 3.
Neal, Jas. H. Fillmore, w. /. Fowle, H. T..
Buff, of Carthage. Ohio, and A. o. Bar
tholomew. 1t was reported that all the
expenses of the Cincinnati and Vicinity
Home Missions, an enterprise which orig.
mated but few months ago, had been
paid, and a balance remained in the
Treasury of $40. The meeting adjourned,
to convene in Newport the sams night of
next month. -I.,l t.. ...r ~.
Proposed New CouNrY.-Tt isproposed
by large number of citizens of Boone and
Kenton Counties to make new county by
cutting off portion OF the two counties.
as follows: Commencing at .ths town of
Canton, excluding 1t; thence in q direct
line crossing the Covington & Lexington
Turnpike at the Mouth of Fr6gtown Road:
thence along the line OF said road to the
Union and Brewer Lick Turnpike Road !:
thence in direct line to the Olio River
at the mouth of Gunpowder Creek;
thence along the river to the corners of
Boone and Gallatin at the mouth of Big
Bone Creek; thence with the lines Of
Boone, Grant, Pendleton, Gallatin and Ken
ton Counties to the Licking River;
thence down the river to the place of be-
ginning. 1t is proposed to name the new
county Hind COUNTY, and q petition will
be forwarded to the Legislature asking
,ban, tn pass bill submitting the pronosi.