The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-19

BELLEVUE. KY.-Yesterday morn
ing some sneak thiet reached his hand
over the lence In front OF the residence
OF A. Bailie, Esq, and abstrasted q milk
bucket and its contents therefrom. Mr..
Bailie says he don't Ike to be deprived
Of his cream in the morning, and should
the trick be repeated again he will Ietthe
parties have little lead along with tue
milk just TO pay them for their trouble.
The Day ton Street Railroad Company
have raised that part Of their track that
went down with the slide alter the late
| floods, and have placed it on the road,
making curve around the edge of the
slide, thus enabling them to run the cars
right through without change. This will
be- great convenience to passengers.
Work Is progressing rapidly ON Taylor
creek bridge; also .the street railroad.
We can assure those ladies and gentle
men who got up to their waists in mud
last Sunday night that they will not re-
quire the assistance Of our worthy Mar
snal to drag them out Of the mire next
Sunday. NY it again, ladies.
CIRCLEvILLE, o.-The marriage Of
Miss Rosa Olds, a teacher in the Ohio
Deaf and Dumb Institute, to Prof. Pat
terson, Of the same institution, took
place to-day. The ceremony was per-
| formed through the sign manner by Su-
perintendent Fay, as both bride and
bridegroom have lost their hearing by
sickness.
DR.. Burge has received a patent on his
latest invention Of time-lock. The
| lock is worked by two independent sets
| of clock-work, and when set to be opened
at 8 A. M. will open at that hour on ev-
cry day Of the week, except Sunday, for
all time to come, unless q change in the
time OF setting is made before winding,
| and 1t must be wound before it locks.
The lock is placed on the inside Of the
safe or vault, and has no connection
with the outside. The bolt is moved by
! automatic works. and can be set to lock
or unlock at any desired time. Bur-
glars can not pick the lock, neither can
they compel any one to unlock it for
them.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The Ugly Mems
Club is not composed Of homely men,
as their name would lead people to
think. 1t is composed Of men OF extra
fine talents, and they are too modest to
| call themselves by their rightful name.
). p. Christy, of San Francisco,' who
has been spending couple of months in
Kentucky, enjoying himself with his
| friends and relatives, LETT for his home.
this morning.
Mr.. Danahy returned home yesterday
from hrs Ohio tour looking like a regen-
Grated Fenian. These Northern trips
have wonderful effect on the health of
Kentuckians.
Tramps have begun 10 make their ap-
pearanoe in this vicinity, but they are
Of very green kind, for one of them on
| Tuesday evening asked a nickel Of pa
per carrier.
A few peaches have found their way
I'D here, and are selling at from 81 to
81 % per peck. Good apples are selling
at five cents apiece.
Col. W. G. p. Breckinridge and family
have returned from their trip to the
mountains.
Owing to the absence of our gay peo-
pie and news. making folks, local items
are scarce and dificnlt to find in the city
at present.
A party Of fishermen, among them Drs.
Boyd and Miller. lett yesterday to spend
| few days in the country.
Mr.. John Mccormack and sister, OF
| Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs. Beard on
South Upper street. .t
The city Of Richmond, Va, offers one
million dollars, ii the people OF Kentucky
will give half as much, toward building
| arailroad between the two States. There
is no probability OF our citizens con-
| tributing toward this needed enterprise
at present.
COvINGToN.-Chief Hartley, Of the
Fire Department, has left for st. Louis.
The coal dealers have, it is said, formed
combination for mutual advantage and
| protection.
Joseph Johnston was granted decree
of divorce yesterday, in the Chancery
Court, from his wife.
Mahela Kearns was ordered in the
Criminal Court yesterday to be sent
to the Penitentiary for one year for grand
larceny.
At Independence yesterday, verdict
was brought in the County Court in the
case OF the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
against w. l.. Roberts, for.the defendant
in the sum OF $1,000. An appeal was
granted to the Circuit Court.
Henry Kramer, the fratricide, whose
case was brought to the Criminal Court
on change OF venue, was placed under
$4,000 bonds. His case was continued till
the next term.
The Cincinnati Red Stockings and the
| Stars have completed arrangements for
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grounds one week from next Saturday.
The Ecktords and the Stars play this
afternoon.
The Grand Jury yesterday presented
indictments as follows: Against j Ohm
Logan, Allen Jones and Lewis White for
grand iarceny-the two latter were tried
later and ordered to be sent to the penn
tentiary for one year; against John Ford,
for petit larceny; John Ziegier, willful
cutting with intent to kill; Evan Kean,
manning; John Moller, nuisance. No
indictments were found against Edward
Jones and Taylor Jones, who had been
bound over ON a charge Of grand larceny.
Three barrels OF crooked whisky were
seized by the Government authorities in
the warehouse of Walsh g Kellogg, on
| Monday, and four barrels at the same
place yesterday. The parties disclaim
any knowledge OF the evasion of the law,
and think that some mistake has been
made by the Cincinnati gauger. The
captured spirits bear the mark OF Gaff &
leo.
Mr.. Chas. Bollinger, the Scott-street
barber, won the prize of q sheep, as the
best ten-pin roller, at the Lookout House.
Colonel Milt. Hamilton, who intends
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