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

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arm Of one Of the party, tearing the
man is o gardener and has larger lot Of
vegetables in his garden than Mr.. Penn.
berton has In his.
The remains OF General Rrsckinridge
were taken from the vault and buried on
Wednesday. The members of the family
and few friends were the only persons
present at the time. The body lies In q
desirable part OF our beautiful cemetery.
The Lexington police are in future to
wear uniforms similar to those worn by
the police OF other cities. Their new
suit will bo dark blue yacht cloth, with
nickel buttons, and does credit to the
epterprising firm, Louis q Gus Straus,
who have used their usual good taste III
manufacturing the suits.
The smoke-hOuse OF Mr.. Geo. Brand
was broken open on Saturday night and
about twenty pieces Of meat were taken.
Some thief went to Judge s. s. Good
loe's the other night and stole about
twenty Houdan chickens. A noise was
heard In the yard, and an individual
seen Fastening over the fence was shot
at and, seemingly hit, set up yell and
ran.
Some negroes are in the habit of going
into Mr.. Geo. Brands pasture and milk
Ing his COWS under his very eyes. They
were shot at the other day, but still they
come.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. M. Adams were both
severely injured yesterday morning by
being thrown from their buggy at the
railroad crossing on the Georgetown
pike. The wheels Of the buggy grated
against the iron rail, which frightened
the horse, causing the vehicle to upset.
Mr. Adams had his breast bone aud two
ribs broken. Mrs. Adams was stunned,
but escaped without further injury.
BELLEVUE, KY.-Council met, last
night, three members present and Presi-
dent GanOWay in the chair. The In
proyement Committee was Instructed to
have something done Immediately with
the big wash at the head of Taylor aye
nue. In order to save the adjoining prop
erty. Also the wash at the head of Berry
Avenue. A resolution was passed au-
thorizing the Law COMMITTEES to bring In
an ordinance for the curbing, paving and
grayeling OF Fairfield avenue, between
Lafayette and Patchen avenues.
A number OF complaints were heard in
regard to the assessment made by the
Assessor. Some property being assessed
too much while other property was not
assessed at all. Messrs. Robson, Holmes
ana Morgan were appointed as tax COM
mittee to settle all matters relating toI
taxes. A resolution was passed giving
an extension ofitime tor the payment oil
taxes up till the 1st of September. The
Marshal was instructed to call on SQUIRE
fedroe and receive all money belonging
to the town held by him. Alter some un-i
Interesting business the Board ad-
journed.
The handsome little steamer j. M. Nc
Arthur stops here each trip, and will do
so during the present rise, calling in the
at6:l5, and leaving Cincinnati
in the evening. at 6 30.
.CoyINGTON.-Am Amateurs 2, Blue
Stockings /, on the Star Grounds. Par
ticulars in the local COLUMNS.
Council last night passed resolution
the Committee on Ways and
Means to borrow $4,000. A petition
from the Americus Boat Club, asking
permission to erect boat house on the
bank of the Ohio below the Licking, was
referred. Also a petition from Bishop
Toebbe requesting City Council to i'm
prove Seventh street tnearSc0tt. Several
petitions for damages and
were referred to the proper Committees.
A communication from M. p. Smith an
that the work OF excayating for
the new government building would be
let next Monday noon, and suggested
the prOpriety OF purchasing the exca-
vated earth Tor the use of the city. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Internal In
provements. The contract for Watkins
street was awarded to Mr.. Fetters.
r. I'll. Rldgely, who committed the
murder at Cynthiana last Thursday
afternoon, has been indicted for murder
NJ 10 ftcf hyyf fhnn nro, Il
Dick Wilson, a coiored man, accused
Of larceny, escaped from Newport yes.
terday and crossed the Suspension
bridge to Covington. He was, however,
captured near Sixth and Madison
streets, after hot pursuit, and taken |
over the Licking.
John Mount, Of this city, who is eighty
years old, and has spent the greater nor |
ion Of his life in the penitentiary, was
from Frankfort on Wednesday |
md arrived yesterday.
Captain John Butts denies the report |
hat he is about to open detective
lgenoy.
John Fl. Stuart and John Jackson. of !
lfimble county, were dismissed by Com |
missioner Bostwick yesterday. They |
we're charged with retailing leaf tobacco
without license.
Seventy-six additions to the member
hip are recorded at the colored revival
It the Madis0n-street Methodist Chapel. |
The following are the official election
eturns of Kenton county: For Gov
'rnor, McCreary, 2,46s; Harlan, 1,lSO;
Governor, Underwood, 2,442;
3oyd, LILO; Attorney General, Moss,
1928; iGooIHoe, 1;107; Auditor, Smith,
,45S; Ratliff, 10S5; Treasurer, Tate,
1857; Berry, 1,0S5; Superintendent Pub
ic Instruction, Henderson, 2,525; Grit
in, 1895; Register, Marcum. 2,329; Pat
ick, 1913. For Legislature, city Of Cow
ngton, Hallam, S52; Matthews, 467; Pie
,er, 90; Grant, 859; Knoll, 267; county,
ellis, TO; Mullins, 270.
Chancellor Menzies has decided to de-
er tue delivery of any more Judgments
'efore the regular August term OF this
court.
The new st. Mary's Hall and School
louse, on Seventh street, will cost
80, 900.
Judge W. T. Simmons, Of the Grant |
lounty Court, was registered at the Day |
House yesterday.
Chief Hartly has placed a reel and
lose at the distillery in the West End,
o be ready in case Of fire in that re-
zion.
The game between the Stars and the
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