The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
OVER THE BRIDGE
COvINGTON.

NOV
The Glides' picnic at the Highland House
tonight.
The Sixth Ward Democratic Club added
seventy-fve new members last night.
The remains of Mr.. Michael Sheridan
were inferred this afternoon at st. Mary's
Cemetery.
DR.. ]. J. O'Mahony, of the Lexington
Press, and Bruce Champ, Esq, of Carlisle,
are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wolking celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
last evening.
Officer Patrick Casey to-day chartered
| cart to carry man to Jail in that was en-
| tirely too drunk to tell his name.
The lawyers in the United States Court
PEELED nevertheless to obey the Court
| Adam Turner, a moonshiner, plead gull
ty this morning and was sentenced to pay
a fine of 500 and three months in Jail.
The police have purchased neat and ap-
proprate present to present to Officer Mike
Bolan at his wedding next Wednesday.
Rev. J. M. Frost and wife, OF Lexington,
are in the city. Mr.. Frost has accepted q
call in Virginia and is en- route to that
place.
| A Newport street car, loaded with Meth
odist ministers stalled three times coming
over the bridge yesterday. Too much re-
ligion.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John Kearney
and wife TO Anna Maria Brunsrnan, rs by
| 30 feet On the west side of Bakewell street,
IS feet south OF Fourth; $500.
POLICE CoURT-Wm. Burns, drunk, 81;
John Mack, committing nuisance, IS;
John Dolheim, breach of the peace, con-
tinued; Ed. Dalaney. same. $lS.
| Mrs. Kalchbrier, one of the female butch
ers in Seventh-street market-place, had her
hand badly cut this morning by sharp
knife that was knocked against it, by pile
of meat falling. a.
/ Marriage licenses we're issued to-day az
follows; Sebastian Speicher, aged SO, and
Magdallne Witner; Moses T. Levy and
| Melainie Sooman, Clemens Bloc Aer, aged
Oh and Mary K. Wolking, aged q, bJth o.
Covington.
There seems to be no little dissatisfaction
among the helper Uho are on strike al
Mitchell 4 Tranters Rolling Mill, on &C
count OF the heaters refusing to compen
safe them for their last two weeks labor
The laborer is certainly worthy OF his hire
The Committee on School Orgapixatio,
met last night and ordered that the ques
, tions for the June examinations be printed
Professor Hall will prepare them for tn
B intermediate classes, and the other Prin
cipals will do the same service for the othe
grades.
This has been the dullest Criminal Cour
{ for years. Not one case was tried TO-DAY
, and the Judge is waiting on the Gran,
Jury to finish their labors to adjourn. Th
Grand Jury visited the Jail and county sol
icials' offices to-day, and will probabl
| make their final report tomorrow.
, The Republican Executive Comuitte
met yesterday, but failed to do anything
The statement that Mr. Bostwick lad heel
nominated lacks foundation. At least Nj
Bostwick had not heard Of it, and woul
: accept the nomination if it was rendered +
hin.. Mr. Chambers also refuses to run fo
Sheriff.
Next Sunday will be an eventful day a
Sandfordtown, bciug the day on which ih
cornerstone Of the new church to be bull
by the Catholics of that parish, win be laid
The ceremony takes place at 8 O'Clock
: Very Rev. e. H. Brands, v. G officiating
assisted by the rector, Father Uaus:ermaa
/. and others Of the clergy; also the Knight