The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-09

nent arrivals at the American House
GAINESVILLE; Col. q. w. Manypenny, ca
lumbus; W. Il. Meade, Columbus; W
II. Allison, jr., Chillicothe; DR.. G. A
Foster and W. G. Tanzey. Washington
q. II.
HAMILTON.-A meeting OF the Wo
mans Christian Association will be hels
Thursday, August 18th, at Q. o'clock A
NJ, in the Episcopal Church.
John D. Bayless has been sworn in az
Constable of Hamilton township In place
oil John Johnston, removed.
William Braden, o well-known young
telegraph operator, died yesterday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF his
uncle, N. G.. Curtis, of consumption.
The United Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic will come off on Thursday
next in Sohngen's Grove.
John Robinson's show will be In the
city September 10Th.
Parties from Mason, Warren county,
were 10 the city Saturday looking up
horse that was stolen from John Cox, of
that place.
.Satur day the will of Mary Fleuner was
admitted to probate. Rudolph Fleuner
was appointed executor. Bond, $4,000.
1t will be five weeks before the break
In the big reservoir is repaired.
John Padgen, one of the men wounded
In the row at Philip Stech's saloon, is
said to be rather badly hurt. He was
hit on the head by Stech for assaulting
an old man, q stranger in the city.
Al meeting of the Board of Health,
Saturday, bill OF $4 5O,. for vaccination
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allowed. On motion the bill of DR., Nc
Neely of $22 80, for rendering medical
services to inmates of the Children's
Home during the prevalence of the small
pox, was taken. from the table, and, after
some debate, motion recommending
tne paymentof the same by Council, was
LOST, upon the grounds that the Home
was an incorporate body and liable to its
own debts.
On motion, John Peppers was allowed
pay tor the removal of dead animals
from the corporate limits as follows:
For 'each horse, 81; each COW, 81; each
hog, o0 cents. Board adjourned TO meet
al Inc Mayors office this evening at seven
in a body.
Saturday the water was Let into the
canal and basin.
Conrad Maybush, an expert swimmer
ana diver, Saturday was searching for
the body OF Mrs. Komer and the wreck
OF the vehicle. He says he thinks the
puggy 10 lying at the bottom OF the river,
entangled In some roots just below the
place Of falling in, but the high water
prevented any further search for the
present.
Yesterday the police made their first
appearance In their new uniforms.
CALIFORNIA, O.-Preparations are
being made for Sabbath-s school mass
meeting, to be held at the M. E.
church IN few weeks. Distinguished
speakers will address the meeting. The
most select vocal and instrumental mu-
slc will be furnished. The time for hold
ing SAID meeting will be given in due
time.
The oldest inhabitant had never seen
steamboat as far up the Little Miami |
river as the Sand Banks, until the j, M, !
Macarthur made her landings there dur |
ng the Hood. Sailing over the tops of |
,ornhelds and willow forests by moon
light is perfectly romantic. For all time |
70 come the steamer j. M. Macarthur will |
De remembered as the first steamboat
hat penetrated so far among the hills of
'old Anderson"
The windows Of heaven have again
opened. 1t has been raining ever since |
l l:5o Z. M. What great sin s'hath the |
people commltted?" Surely in the Ohio |
aiiey the laws OF nature have been re-
Yersed.
Last Saturday night the California and
Cincinnati daily packet brought upward |
IT 116 persons from the city. About 35
ook passage for the Sand Bank and Cal
fOrnia,