The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvING1'sDM.

The Leadville fever is raging in Coving-
ton.
The Watty Morgan benefit last night was
a rouser.
Homer Hudson, Esq, is home from Rich
mond, w. Va.
The Gas Company have reduced their
force at the works.
Miss Mamie Harrison, daughter of Judge
Harrison, is visiting in the city.
Laurels tonight at Drexelius Hall, and
Forrest Dramatic Club at Odd-fellows
Hail. b.
The steamer Sunbeam, tied up for libel
by the United States Marshal, was released
yesterday. rl
The employees of Mitchell & Tranter's
rolling mill will attend the funeral of
Thos. Wilson in body.
The Social Five will have the best music
in the country at their reception at Drex-
elius Hall next Monday night.
For square political fight, give us
Convention. What right have imported
voters to nominate candidates in this town?
The rolllng-mill men assembled at Nit
chell q Tranter's at 2 p. nj: to-day to at
tend the funeral of Thomas Wilson, who
died yesterday.
1t is said that Mr.. Thomas Haywood, who
is now in Las Vegas, New Mexico, is to
wed Miss Emma Mcdonald daughter of
Robert Mcdonald, formerly Of this city.
1t is an indication of healthy state of
business in Covington when T. JEFF. Smith,
who has lately put in a Universal job press
is about to add large-size cylinder press to
his steam printing establishment.
The ex.soldiers and sailors OF the late
war elect officers at Welling's Hall tonight
for the ensuing twelve months. The Or
ganization is principally to secure decent
burial to deceased members, and to provide
kindly attention in sickness.
STEALING TIME-Charles Hardy was ar
rested to-day by Lieutenant Bolan for
stealing clock from the First Baptist
Church. Hardy is the man that obtained
bundle from The Adams Express Office a
few weeks ago under false pretenses.
MARRIAGE LIcENsE.-Henry Butsch, aged
23 and Carrie Denber, aged 81. George
Zumberger, aged 60 and Catherine Over
berg, aged 81. John 9. Burk, of Lexing-
ton, aged 26 and May Grey, aged IS, Of
Winchester Mr.. Crigler. qualified as
guardian Of the girl so she could get
splited.
A funny incident occurred at the Coving-
ton Dock-yard yesterday while the steamer
Sunbeam was being launched. The watch
man, thinking she was about to capsize
Jumped overheard and swan ashore to the
nf thu opacfoforo
A fourteen year-old son of Mr.. Bernard
Schroer residing at No. 10 Bremen street,
climbed into tree yesterday to loosen a
kite that had caught in the branches, when
he lost his hold and fell, catching by his
left arm on an iron hook. where he hung
suspended several minutes until help
reached him. His arm was fearfully lacer-
ated.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John Kearney
and wife to Franz Zuborg, 81 acres in Dry
Creek, Kenton County; $8, 700.
| Mary w. Baldwin and husband to H. F..
Bowen and G. w. McDannold, 33x187 feet,
west side of Greenup street, next north to
Lot 211, R. Patton's subdivision, in con.
sideration of the transfer of SO acres in Bow.
man Creek Kenton County, to grantors by
N. R. Stephens; $500 cash and the assump.
ton of mortgage of 81, 600.
POLICE COURT. Edwards and
William Mckenzie arrested for breaking
in the door of Mr.. Bell, on Fourth and
Short streets, had their cases filed away.
Pat Rohan, disorderly, continued; John
McElroy and William Mulligan, breach Of
the peace, Sl3. John Morras, one of the
Work-house gang cut all the boys shoes
up yesterday and broke hammer handles,
&c. His case goes over till Saturday. The
arresting officers were Tinneman, Haines,
Crockett, Herbert Casey. Mauer and Hol.
tr0p.
Mary Honon, Ssister Of the Ex-Constable
John Gilligan, died at her home on Seventh
street last evening. She leaves seven small
helpless children to mourn her loss. Aunt
Nelly Donavon. as she is familiarity known,
raised collection to day to defray the ex.
penses of her interment This is not the
first time that Mrs. Donavon has been al
the head of charitable movements, and
when her spirit flows to its Maker let a
monument be erected over her grave to
mark the spot where lies once chari
table lady.
| M AEWPORE
Elder John T. Hawkins, pastor Of the