The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-13

belonging to Mr.. Wasche, Of Dayton,
broke down on the Newport railroad
bridge Yesterday at Its terfpinus, and
delayed a passenger train fof consid-
cradle length OF time. G as
The Newport and Coyingtop police will
engage in game OF baseball at the
Star grounds this afternoon.
The fill near the cnal-oil refinery on
East Front street has cayed in for a
length OF 100 feet. te
The horses attached to q beer wagon
belonging TO M1. Louis Constans, while
left standing on York and Tibbatts
streets, in tlIe absence Of the driver, Mr..
Remecke, oecame frightened and ran
away, shiy ysrlng the wagon into splhlters.
The piles of dirt at length are being
removed from Madison street.
The Taylor creek valley, In eonse-s
qnence Of lbs recent inundation, now
presents q iamentable appearance and
is In y condition TO breed disease. The,
stencil arising from the decaying vege-
table natter is almost intolerabie. The
road between Bellevue and New port has
been rendered dangerously the slipping
Iof the ill over which it runs. At one
place the street car track to a length of
fifty or sixty leet has fallen with the EN-
bankment. Tne whole length OF the till
lis filled with cracks. The sand on (Which
the I'LL 10 made is also very uncertain.
Fhe old sycamore tree in the east end is
buried half way UP tor the branches with
earth which WAS washed around it. 1T
viii be some Time before the valley will
present its former fine appearance.
A wholesale wine and liquor store, it
|is said, will soon be opened ON York
street.
Barracks News.-Fifteen recruits yes
terday.
Captain j. A. Haughey, of the Twenty
first Infantry, arrived at the barracks
yesterday from Columbus, Ohio, to sit
as v member of the court martial about
to be held. Preparations at Columbus
for the accomm odation OF the troops are
in active progress.
time, and MIR. John Schneider, the able
and accommodating book-keeper at the
First National Bank, is the happy man.
Married is the wort." Mr.. J0hn Eyer,
an oM-time friend of Mr.. Schneider, is
also 10 be married soon. Al least we
Judge so, as his new house is very near
fcompleted.
Complaints are made that the market
at the new market,house is run excIu-
siyely by hucksters, which is rather dis
eohraging to farmers.
Sieve solar was Fast nlgnt allowed mis-
pay for the time he served as Market
master for the new association.
Messrs. Betz and HuIzhour were ap-
pointed u committee to call on the Cow
ington Gas Company to ask for reduc-
ton on the rates Of gas used by. the as
sociatlop. Blds will now be received Tor
the painting OF the shed just built.
Mr., l.. III. b. 'Coffin started for the
Northern lakes this moraing for the inn
proveihent OF his health.
Mr.. Detzel, a gentleman from Lexing-
ton, is visiting this city. We under
stand the object OF his visit is to invest
in . piece OIL property. We know no BET
ter location tor an enterprising man.
Steve Soar, Esq, retul ned from Lex.
iHgt0n last night. Heint0rms us mat he
met o Major Dowling while there, and
that he is looking tue.
A number oil young men from this city
anticipate going West in few days
They intehd to locate near San Fran.
cisco California