The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-20
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circus visited Dayton, magic lantern en-
tertainments are rare, and hrst-class
minstrel show is very unusual treat,
but life need not be altogether pare
waste OF days, tor the Board d,of Educa-
tion capers almost every wednesday
night, Admission free.
Remember the moonlight excursion
this evening on the j. NJ. Macarthur.
HAMILTON.-A disgraceful row oc-
CURED last evening in a saloon at the
Lock. The actors were Alex. Hall, John
Hall, alias Red Horse, and VIM. P. Mil
Ter. The latter was badly cut in the abb
domen. Alex. Hall, who did the cutting,
was arrested and put In jail, but was
Immediately released by Judge .Coch'
ran.
The Shoe Flv saloon was the scene of
q Sunday disturbance, in which Conrad
Maybush, Henry Smith and Henry Cline
were badly bruised.
The nomination OF Celadon Symmes
for Infrmary Director seems to give gen.
eral satisfaction.
DIR. Davidson continues very low and
NO hopes are entei tanned Of his recovery.
WASHINGTON g. H., O.-Conductor
aoss, of the M. Il G. railroad, is an ac-
commodating man. He runs the Accom-
mediation between Morrow and Circle
vile. Well, on Saturday afternoon a
Miss Grubbs, of Sabina, boarded the
train here for home. When the train had
pulled out and was moving pretty lively
the young lady missed her watch-a val
uaJie ticker. She rushed for the plat
form and would have jumped off, but was
prevented by the brakeman, who stopped
the train. Back to the depot she ran,
and searched among the weeds along the
track. No watch. This thing had pro-
gressed about ten minutes, some of the
passengers meanwhile expressing some
Impatience at the novel delay, when a
friend of Miss Grubbs, who remained in
the car, picked the watch up from where
IL had lain securely all this time on a
peat. The girl was signaled and taken
ON board and her watch restored.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Col. VIM. Cassius
Goodloe, kenublican candidate for At.
torney General, speaks at the Court
house, on Wednesday evening, and Gen.
Harlan, at the same place, on Friday
evening.
Fifteen carpenters, employed by T..
Wood u Co., OF this city, claim to have
seen the ghost Of man named Hoh-
man, last Friday night, ten miles from
this city, on the Russell Cave pike. He
awoke one of their number, and the
whole party, who were sleeping in a
house near the pike, went out 10 see the
supernatural visitor. He was medium
sized man, Of very unearthly appearance,
and around his neck was a piece of rope.
On being addressed he gave his name as
IlNtt n an hf.np httyt fNrtr
years ago, and had $4,000 buried near the
Russell pike. This is the way the story
goes, and Mr.. Woods employees are will
ing to vouch for it.
There will be game of baseball be-
tween the Lexingtons and the Eagles of
Louisville, next Friday, on the Lexlng-
ton, grounds. -e,.,
T6e friends of Mrs. Joseph S. Wool
folk will regret TO hear that she was dan
ger0usly III at noon yesterday.
store was opened, and up to oonyester-
day only 24l CANNES were brought to the
store, although there are thousands Of
are eos aa IL is 70 vsaare s int into ds 1s
parts Of the city Inhabited by colored
people where dogs abound the most.
A great number oil the city Democracy
are 1fish-A NJ erican citizens, and some
consideration ought to be SHOWN them
when nonsin ating ADemoorAtic candi-
iares. Now would be capital time to
put one Qfs that portion OF the rank and
file up for the Legislative race. We
know of none OF them that would make a
better race than Capt. Paul Conlon, the
present Chief OF the Fire Department.
Paul is alpha and omega with everybody
in Lexington.
Rev. Dir. Read, in his discourse on
Sunday morning, alluded TO plurality
OF ''gambimg hells" in this city. Aud
Yet the city inquisition, sometimes
called the Grand Jury, overlooks this
vioration ofiaw. Bat il poor widow is
found 10 nave sofd git%M spirits less
than quart, sse y hauled up before the
bar on jus ufce, 30 nfeI nnesvn u very u 0 ppt4
1uf testihfeny, andnaae to fofkovef fers
had earnings ~ 9satirfy Mun4clpal JUS
lice.
Mr.. PfafffeY, w'h6 is eofspflf lfng IA City
directory, complains that The Lexington
merchants are very slow in sending in
veftisenfents to ti1fs valuable 1heAipra
of Information. No wonder, since all
their pr6fts 30 To p&y hfy1f renta, high
1ates OF interest and Insurance. 10 this
must be added high sture rates, nestriy
,all OF hich is made Oft the poor people
Cf tife city.
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