The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGTOM.

COvINGTOM
The barber shops will be closed next
Sunday.
Rube McDannold is for the crusaders.
Put this down.
There will be no Chancery Court until
next Wednesday. A'-
Sunday papers will be sold next Sunday
in spiteof The crusaders.
The attractive Miss Hattie Kinney has
recovered from her recent illness.
The Sunday Law gives Cincinnati $2oo,-
600 Of Covington peoples money.
Wonder if Jim Henderson and Miss Ste
phens keep Sunday jug at home?
The Julia A. Hunt Troupe had large
audience at Odd-fellows' Hall last night.
Dave Cree admits that he has violated
the Sunday law within the past two weeks.
People can get drunk in Cincinnati and
, then raise the smell of birthstone in Gov
!, ington.
, Everybody but you have purchased
ticket for the Florence Dramatic entertain
ment on the 18th of March.
l Mr., Nit Wilson, of this city, who was one
J of the graduates Of the Ohio Medical Col
lege, has accepted a position as resident
I physician at the Good Samatarian Hospital,
Cincinnati.
; 1t is believed by knowing ones that Jane
Banks, who died suddenly the other day,
, was wealthy. 1t is stated that prominent
. Judge of Cincinnati has in his possession
. . 81, 600 of her money.
e The examination of colored teachers took
! place yesterday and was signal failure.
! Two males and one female were examined,
: but neither Of them were possessed Of the
necessary qualifications.
r The Sunday law will not interfere with
s. the entertainment to be given at st. Mary's
3 Hall on Sunday night, and we dare say
l. Christians equally as good as any OF the
u crusaders will be in attendance.
4 The news is little stale, but neverthe.
less the announcement is just as sweet tc
our readers to learn that Miss Ida Law
son was married last Friday to MIR. Will
Baker, of the Marion and ODer Troupe.
Mr.. Fred. Myers moved into his new
building to-day. The building is credi
VI to the builder and an ornament to the city
The German National Bank building is alst
completed, and will be occupied at ar
early day.
l. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at th'
!, Office of G. G. Wallace, ESQ.,, Chairman
southwest corner of Fourth and Scot
y streets. the County Democratic Executiv
,e Committee will meet to take action in rel
n erence to the county and district offices tt
r, be filled at the coming August election
he Bob Niles roam horse, in dray harness
he cut loose on Madison street, near Fourth
NO Yesterday evening, and ran off. He tool
% The sidewalk on the east side, and kept
all the way up to Eighth, scattering peopl
RS and things generally, but happily doin
IN. no damage. Bob Weaver threw hin
en- down, and thus ended his mad career.
IN Squire Manson, of the classic flats" e1
ey tends hearty invitation ito all Sunda
he law violatoys to visit Milldale commonl
,o known as the flats, where the blue laws a
o. extracted from Connecticut and attempte
III to he applied to Covington. are not knowr
w. and where freedom and liberty reign ST
Id preme, and all is lovely and the goose hans
in high. The atmosphere is fatal, fearful
fatal, to all narrow-mnded bigots. Com
tb on, come on, and keep comm"
ill Commonwealth Attorney Cleary an
,ot Judge Perkins returned to-day from Fa
%" mouth. KY, where they have been holdir
ase a session of the Criminal Court. job
'us Casey was sentenced to one year in the PEI
as itentary. Several parties were foun
he guilty of carrying concealed weapons an
he were fined. Thomas Oldham was declare
t,u a Iunatic, and ordered to be sent to tn
W, asylum. The Court was compelled to az
'eo iourn until Monday on account OF the ba
ar condition of the roads and the dlhcult
Sheriffs have in serving summons. III
case of Colvin will be called Monday. =
is accused OF making false delinquent r
ports while acting as Sheriff.
CRY CouNc1L-The City Auditor reportt
|lu bill of the Hawes extraditlon movemen
amounting in all to $2.942 76. 1t includ
the personal expenses OF Marshal BOA
and others visiting Canada IN that peha
and the amounts paid Canada officers al
nit LAWYERS, ST, ,054 SO; reward due Bolan, S60
n interest paid First National Bank for thr
~ wears for use of said money, $3.50 80, al
M amount paid in costs in suit of J. z. Patio
etc., enioining the payment OF said 9th
,ed expenses, $1O7 4S; total, $2,O42 70. Bill
on, all allowed.
all Subsequently claim of J. P. Patio
an &c., for $3.50 attorney fees in the suit
enioin the above was laid on the table.
lty After the other allowances, Council pr
by ceeded to choose Superintendent OF co
No struction of the new Jail, &c.
The nominations were J. M. Hill, M.
,tic Smith and J. T. Thomas.
, - Council then balloted and the first ba
~ ~ lot stood: Smith. IL; Hill, 4; Thomas
W electing Mr. Smith.
ana Mr.. Brent, under suspension OF t
to rules, offered an ordinance repeating {
une ordinances and parts of ordinances infi'
ing any penalty upon any person for tran
acting or conducting on Sunday any bu
ooy ness or calling, or doing any work lawf
ler, on other days.
her, The ordinance failed by 10 to 8, Mess
This Ellis, Collins McDannold, Ashbrook,
,ce nour, Howe, Wemeler, Meyers, Smith a
tbe Mead voting against it.
,nd Adjourned.
HEWPORT.
LEO Rev. Mr.. Tinker is at Pine Bluff, Ark.
'siS Mrs. G. f. McHenry and daughter, M
'oy' Ada, are visiting at Aurora, Ind.
Miss Julia Gould has taken up her rt
reg dence permanently in Cincinnati.
,n Barry Taylor, ESQ.,. was yesterday
nen pointed Examiner in the Circuit Court.