The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

There will be gas lamps lit next Sunday
night.
Preachers will have no salary in the
future.
The Police will be arrested if they are out
on next Sunday.
Miss Julia A. Hunt and Company are at
the Clinton Hotel.
Church organists lose situation if the
Sunday law is enforced.
Those alleged Christians who read Sun
day paper should be arrested.
Mrs. Jacob Renner, nee Miss Emma
weaver, is visiting her mother.
We regret to chronicle the very serious
Illness of Policeman Kavanaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Matlock, of Lexing-
ton, have taken up their residence in this
city.
The janitors of churches who ring a
church bell or sweep out church or light
the gas will be arrested.
Uncle Amos Will open the Suspension
Dridge free next Sunday-with two collec-
tors ON the Cincinnati side.
Sylvester Hall failed to display signal
light last night on Scott street and was
fined $l3 this morning by the Mayor.
The old Bake Building on Greenup street
was sold at auction by the city yesterday
and purchased by John Kearney for $685.
Miss Hannah Cremins was treated to a
delightful serenade Tuesday evening by
the st. Patrick's Church Choir, also, Mrs.
l.. A. Moser.
Very Reverend Father Brandts yester-
day received from Father Joseph Quinn,
OF Verona, $83 for the Irish Relief Fund.
County Attorney Wise was summoned
last evening. by telegram, to proceed to
benton Station, where s. ooting scrape
had occurred.
Horace Cambron was attacked on Scott
street last night by footpads but Horace
pulled pop and his manly form, backedby
his weapon, frightened them of.
Emile Christ furnished bail this morn
ing, with Cnas. Ulrich as surety, and was
released from custody. Messrs. Ha]lam
and Perkins have been retained as his at
torneys.
Edward Hayden was arrested last night
on warrant by Patrick Casey for an as
sault on Mrs Arnold. 1t was proved that
he knocked her down. He was fined $50
and costs.
Mr.. John G. Metcalfe authorizes us to
state that he has made no arrangement with
Mr.. w. l.. Grant to be his deputy. and if he
can't come in the Office as principal he
won't come at all.
An order was made in the Chancery
Court yesterday to sell the Geisbauer
brewery and estate, belonging to the late
Charles Geisbauer. Also to abolish the re-
ceivers of the brewery.
| Love LICENSES Moser, aged nine
teen, and Annie Dominick, aged nineteen,
both of West Covington; Henry Washing.
ton. aged twenty-six, and Patience Ann,
aged twenty-seven, both of Florence. The
latter couple are cylored.
Henry Huber, who resides on the Madi.
son Pike, near the corporation line, met
with serious accident at Swifts rolling
mill, where he is, employed. He wa.
struck with rail, knocked down and two
of his ribs and left leg broken.
A few days since the venerable Henr,
Windemeyer accidentally fell in his yard
16 Bachelor street, and dislocated hi
shoulder and sustained other injuries
from which he died yesterday. The de
ceased was seventy-six years of age.
Burglars made az unsuccessful attempt
to enter the residence of George G. Perkins
ESQ.,. night before last. The noise of thei
operations at the front door awakened Mr.
Perkins and he grabbed his trusty shooting
iron, but before he could get at point t.
| shoot the rascals fled.
Mr.. Edward Ceary received a Telegram
to-day stating that the Strakosch Oper,
Troupe left New York last night for New
Orleans, and requested Mr.. Cleary to star
there Immediately. Mr.. G. acted as pc
instructions of the telegram and left to-da!
for the Crescent City.
Emil Christ was arraigned in the Mayor
Court yesterday afternoon on the charge o
shooting with intent to kill James Hughe
on last Saturday night, waived an exami
natibn and was remanded to Jail, in defaul
of 81 900 bail. Young Hughes still lies il
critical condition, and does not seem t,
improve very rapidly.
SUNDAY SINNERs.-Theo. Leverman, ia
cob Gehrum, Joe Hartley, Chas. Bollinger
lC. Wickemeyer, Charles E. Wells, JOhl
}Singer, Jr., w. II. David and John Taylor
who were arrested for violating the Sunda,
law, we're fined $l3 each by the Mayor thi
m rning. They all pleaded guilty.
The cases Of Geo. Hartley and Ben
Becker were continued. Judge Roberts, il
his speech, said that it was a law and i
should be enforced or repeal it. The onl,
witness in the case was Jerry 7. Reed.
SUICIDE AT THE CLINTON HOUSE Mr.. Jas
A. Boone, stock-broker, of Paris, KY, sui
cided to-day, at the Clinton House, b,
taking an overdose of hydrate of chlorai
The deceased registered at the hotel las
night, and feeling unwell this morning Dr.
Harmon Hays was summoned, who pre-
scribed the above medicine.
The negro attendant at the hotel CAV
the patient teaspoonful of it, and left th
room. During his absence Mr.. Boone fin
ished the bottle and expired in a few
minutes.
Coroner DeGryder was called, and sum
moned a jury, who rendered the following
verdict:
ave the jury summoned by the Corone
of Kenton County, to hold an inquest OF
the body of James A. Boone, find that h
came to his death by taking an overdose o
h, drate of chloral, administered By him
self, JAS. w. WREN, Foreman"
His remains will be taken to Paris to
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