The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COyINGT'ON.

Hon. H. P. Whitaker left to-day for
Hon. J. G. Carlisle and wife arrived in
Washington this morning.
The High-school gang has majority of
one by the election Saturday.
Mrs. Oschner. of Ludlow, is visiting her
in New York City.
Sheriff Armstrong has fled bully bond
for Collector of the State Revenue.
Greer D. Cox and John Felthaus were
sworn in as Deputy Sheriffs this morning.
The Myrtle Branch Club have tickets
out for ball at Drexelius Hall on the 10th
inst.
1t is whispered that Mr.. Allineham will
contest the election in the Fourth Ward.
He has good grounds.
= Jack Stepheson and Ed. Petty return
thanks to the large number of voters who
advocated their interests Saturday.
We called the turn on all except Klare,
Allingham, Wolking and Mcleod. We
based our opinion on an honest election.
Mr.. Campbell owes his success to Mr..
Edward Murphy. If that gentleman had
staid on the track Mr.. Campbell would have
been showed under.
The pews in the st. Joseph Church were
sold, and netted 5000, which was $500
more than last year. MIR. Bungener pa i'd
the highest price. viz, $50.
The pews in the st. Aloysius Church
were sold yesterday, and netted &,50O
which is more than last year by $l,245
The highest price paid was by Glenn. Bran.
lage. $l04 H. Heile next, for $lOO.
Master Commissioner Helm this morning
sold the house and lot on Banklick street
20 feet north of the Lutheran Church, ir
the case of John Glenn VS.. A. G. Wood
The plaintiff was the purchaser for 81, ITO
Tie Millersburg Bridge on the Kentuck,
Railroad, Maysville Division. was destroyec
by fire about 8 o'clock yesterday morning
1t is situated about half-mile from Millers
burg, and is called the Millersburg Bridge
One of those colored gentlemen that cas-
his ballot for Billy Slick Saturday, tstrucl
him this morning for 81 note. Billy re
piled, "Oh, no. the picnic is over and th'
girls from the ball have all gone home
Can't pay the fiddler until we have anothe
ball" .' ss-".'.... q
In the Legislature Saturday DR.. Cham
bers introduced bill to abolish the Legis
lature in this District, the effect of whicl
would be to transfer the criminal buslnes
to the already overcrowed docket of tn
Circuit Court. Public sentiment is agains
such change and We dare say that non
of DR.. Chambers sensible constituent
recommended it.
It turns out that Samuel Whitley, tn
man killed Saturday evening while resist
ing q policeman, was the same man VIII
| was Jailed in Covington couple of year
or s, ago under the name Of James Row
and in company with Theodore Ryder
While in Jail the two made themselve
famous locally by drenching Reub. MrDan
mold with u bucket of filth one day as Reut
was making the rounds of the Jail.
One OF the most infamous outrages tina
ever was perpetrated was the election il
the Fourth Ward, and when Smooth Will
lam takes his seat he can sit down an
smile one of those old-time smiles OF hi
and saw, gentlemen, sit here in seat tina
cost me 81, 900, and intend to express m
opinion. Another outrage was the repor
that the Ashbro& party raised tina
Mr.. Allingham was Catholic, as If tina
was any discredit. We dare say that owe
81 900 was spent in favor of Mr.. Ashbrool
SUNDAY AND SATURDAY SINNERs-The bi
Judge opened school this morning, an
considering that Saturday was election, h
had large attendance of scholars.
James Conners and Oliver Spauldinl
drunk, "a each.
| C,nou rsIca orJ M;npio Ho Syb
ing, the bellies of Thomas kitchen, had
genuine game of poker to themselves tn
other day and all outsiders were barred on
so terrific was the combat. FINAL
Bouncer McGraw came walking along an
held out his little German five aces an
they couldn't show better hand. The
called the Dig Judge for 81 and he wer
So better. Their hand showed up mint
and they were sent to the castle.
Frank Taylor, cook for Billy Slick Asl
brook, was mulcted So for a breach of TIL
peace, and was released IN Willie's word.
John Clark. Ed Farrell disorderly col
duct 81 each; John Hambrick, same, SIS.
Mrs. Donavan and Mrs. Walsh, both re
idents Of Catfish alley boulevard, wei
brought in by Healy, the German detectiv
Yesterday, for a genuine squal and ha
pulling and tongue lashing match. I'll
good Judge let them down easy, and place
$13 after their names. to he liquidated.
Joe G rden and Richard Baleif, breach
the peace, s4 each; Peter Wiltshire, sam
81; H. G. Stephens, same, dismissed; Jo!
Stephens same, "a.
The arresting officers we're Conner
Bruesman, Linneman, Casey, Brady, Tu
horn. Sanford SenOur, Cavanaugh, Bartol
OHara, Temple. Goodson and Healy.
The ELECTION following is the +
suit OF Saturdays election:
CITY OFFICERS.
City Attorney-Roberts, 1885.
City Clerk-Davison. 1886.
| City Treasurer-Adams, 1910.
City Virgins, 3,l73; Day, 1s
Wiggins' maj rity, 1854.
City Engineer-Kennedy, 1,974; ELI
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