The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-23

looked for between the Creseents, of
Cincinnati, and the Red Stockings, of
Dayton. The score in five innings was
as follows:
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USpire-Mr. 4. Dusk.
AvONDALE.-Avond is soon to be
blessed with meat store and green
grocery, under the management OF P.
Eichels.
Captain Thomas Murdock, while COM
Ing into the city, was thrown from his
buggy by the breaking of an axle, and
ESCAPED with asprained ankle, which has
laid him up.
Master Campbell M. Johnston, eldest
son OF Mayor II. a. Johnston, having
passed the requisite examination at An
napolis, is now a full fedged mids hip
man. Campbell Is bright boy.
A Democratic rally Is announced for
speakers on this occasion being Colonel
Ozro j. Dodds, II. A. Johnston, VIM. p.
Wallace, John w. Price and Thomas r.
Spence. A full brass band has been en-
gagged, and everything will doubtless be
lovely.
DILLsBoROUGH, IND. The Luther
ans have purchased the Presby terian
Church and intend to remodel the build
Ing. This will add to the appearance of
the town. We learn they intend to en-
gage the services OF Rev. Mr.. Miller, OF
Aurora, for pastor.
Quite number OF our eitizens have
had to go 10 Lawrenoeburg as Jurors In
the noted Reif murder case, but none of
them have been retained.
M. Snott, Esq, one OF our old citizens,
who has been in poor health torsome
time, is reported worse. VIM. Lemon is
On the sick list, but improving.
The Baptists are trying to organize a
church al this point. Rev. Mr.. Boston
10 here at present holding services
Nightly.
Miller, Esq, Prof. Alex. Campbell TO
Miss Sallie Miller. Every one wishes
them well.
HAMILToN.--The first grand rally of
the Democracy came of last night In the
Courthouse Park. Gen. Cary and q. 3.
Goodlng were the speakers.
A postal card from Philadelphia was
received yesterday by the President of
the Street Railroad stating that the cars
ordered Tor use here had been shipped,
and would probably reach here by Sat
urday.
The Tennesseeans did not fulfill their
engagement here, owing to illness of one
OF Lnelr members.
James e. Cam pbell, Dem mocratic candi-
date ior Prosecuting Attorney, yesterday
made answer 70 the Reform Committees
letter OF inquiry. He uph0lds the right
of the people to assemble and discuss
their grievances, whe ther national or
local; that he will act, if elected. in con-
tormity to the requirements Of his oath,
&c.
Debbysville's famous character, known
as 'Red Horse" yesterday surrendered
himself to the officers for misdemeanOrs
committed some time ago.
The Mayor warns all persons, and
dealers in cattle especially, not to pur-
offered Tor sale throughout the country
by certain parties. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A negro man fell
upon the pavement, on Broadway, Tues.
day evening, in an epileptic fit, and re-
mained there for several hours. He was
attended to by passers-by, who lifted his
head upon piece OF mating, and did
all in their power for him. After he had
somewhat recovered from the attack, ne
was dosed with stimulants and sent
home.
There was serious runaway on Lime
stone street on Tuesday. Mr.. l.. Eastin's
horse ran off with the buggy and smashed
In niA hnrSA "A
A heavy wagon locked wheels with
Mrs. Erdman's rockaway Oh Tuesday
noon and wrenched off a wheel. The ac-
cident occurred on the corner of Short
street and Broadway.
/ The "fast maip' was rather failure
day before yesterday. There was a
hitch on the line somewhere, and the
regular mail was delayed for twelve
hours.
A meeting of physicians was held in
DR.. Skill mans office, and resolutions of
respect TO- the memory of the late DR..
Smith were passed.
Twenty We years ago, when DR.. Todd,
now an old and respected physician OF
this city WAS class-mate OF the late DR..
Smith, he saved his life by bringing him
safely out OF very dangerous attack OF
typhoid lever.
The Big Sandy railroad is showing
very decided signs OF life. Perhaps the
people will get their money back, after
all.
The Cincinnati papers now reach Lex
ington by way OF Louisville.
Many Of our "distinguished" turf-men
Rre in Louisville.
II the Lexlngtonians took as much in
terest in manufactures as they do in
horses there would be less whining about
sshard times"
CovINGToN.-Mr. Joseph 8. Voss,
yesterday sold his mansion on. Madison
street above Fifteenth, to Mr.. Jas. w alsh
for $25, 900.
The Board Of Health failed to obtain a
quorum yesterday.
The superintendent of the new United
States Courthouse and Post-officc. has
received the plans and specifications
for the foundation, concrete, stone, sand,
and cement required for the commence
ment Of the proposed structure. The
contracts will be awarded by the flrst OF
October.
Mr.. NJ. Bleyer, who has been absent
for three months on trip to Europe, re-
turned yesterday.
! The Unions meet the Stars to-day at
the latters grounds.