The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-08
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTOn-

Mr.. B. 8. Hardin and wife are home.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso-
citation will not meet tonight
The veteran James Tranter, Esq. leaves
on fishing excursion next week for Put
in-Bay.
Mr.. Jack Welsh was severely injured at
the X. G. Depot yesterday by being thrown
from wagon.
Chancery Court convened yesterday
morning and adjourned for the day after
one order was made.
Mrs. W. N. Haldeman and daughter, of
Louisville, who were visiting Mr.. w. q.
Morris. have returned.
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Bradley and
Miss Kate Dudley will take place at Trim
ity P. E. Church this evening at 8 o'clock.
The trial of John Allen for an assault on
Edward Hoban takes place tomorrow after
noon before Esquires Tebbs and McLaugh-
lin.
Charley Shay says he is just booming
along. and will carry his district with a
whoop la majority. Sound mon Lime
rick. .....
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Hiram Martin
and Mary A. Martin to M. M. Benton, 10
by ITO feet on the north side OF Pike street;
81, 900. ....
The new Democratic Executive Commit
tee will meet for organization at the Once
of G. G. Wallace, on Thursday, at IL
o clock, m.
The Stars bulletin board on Madison
street attracts large crowds every day.
Each ballot is recorded ten minutes after
is is taken.
Edward Bradley, aged thirty three, of
Cincinnati and Kate Dudley, aged twenty
four, of Coyington, were granted marriage
license to-day. ,.
POLICE CoURT.-Jas. Cody, Thos. Moore,
breach of the peace, dismissed; Phil. Hen
messy, same, 81; John Corney. same, So;
Henry Dickinson, same, continued.
A man named John Shafer was arrested
and lodged in Jail last night by Constable
Tom Dunn. He is charged with living in
adultery with fifteen-year-old girl named
Kearney, on Sixth street.
The race for Chancellor seems to be
looming up. Popular favor is for Judge
West, but the Menzies crowd have hired
all the conveyances in town to carry the
Convention next Saturday. . II
L. H. Gedge and J. D. Parma were
granted the usual certificate of honesty,
probity and good demeanor by the County
Court to-day, previous to making applica.
tions for practicing law.
| The colored fraternity residing on Eighth
street, between Craig and Greer, were Wis
tied by burglars yesterday evening during
their absence from home. The loss of dia
monds, jewelry and money amounted to
In the County Court to-day W. B. Ste
phens qualified as administrator of the
estate of ]. N. Maxwell, and gave bond
with ]. L. Stephens as surety. ]. P. Orr
Jr.. w. H. Tibbs and 8. w. Livezay were
appointed as appraisers. ... .........
John Allen, who is charged with killing
Edward Hoban. was arrested yesterday
morning and taken before Esquire Nc
Laughlin, where warrant to hold him fo
the crime OF manslaughter was asked. HI
represented that he was already unde
bond on the warrant issued by Mayor
Goodhue, of West Covington, and he wa
dismissed. ...
The weekly pay roll Of the city laborers
improving streets, amounts to $500.
Friday will be the last day for filing ap
pearances for the June term of the Circui
Court. H.-
LICENSED TO WED.-George Knapp AM
Mary Wieland, Jacob Dowd and Mar,
Nespers. #y ..11"Ht
Tony Hoff scented the fresh, pure air O
liberty this morning for the first time il
eighty days. He has opened up at his ol,
stand on Saratoga street in the barber bust
ness. ...... t..,I.,. .c..r..
Reuben Tedrow filed suit in the Circui
Court this morning against Elizabet
Creidland on note Of $124 So, Frederic
Hsngenden also filed suit against Christie
pher Meyer for back wages said to be du
him, amounting to $5l %. ~ ss}
The latest from Chicago was eagerl,
sought after here last night, each ballo
after being telegraphed to Cincinnati wa
Immediately transmitted to this side b.
telephone and displayed on bulletin il
the Enquirer Office on York street. %,
| A second warrant was sworn out thi