The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-05

Doc. Carter of that town, was killed on
Monday last near that place, by being
thrown from spring wagon, while the
horse was running of with the. vehicle,
the wheel or which passed over him and
caused his death.
Petty thieying in this city Is getting
down to q fine point. Last Monday
Norris, and asked for Mr.. Phil. Norris
shoes, stating that the latter had sent
for them, as. he was obliged to leave the
city very unexpectedly. The sroeswere
given him, and he has not since been
seen.
!. A large number of ladies Will attend
the baseball match at Frankfort on to-
morrow. A special train will be run.
The farmers Of this county are refus-
ing to pay laborers more than seventy
five cents per day for their work. The
poor laborers can not live on this, and
the farmers should pay more.
The University Printing and Publish
ing Company has passed into the hands
Of Messrs. Charles 3. Williams, jr. and
Ottmar IL. Rothacker. Mr.. Williams
will be the business manager and Mr..
Rothacker will, ). as heretofore, edit and
control the Dispatch. As Mr.. Rothaclrer
is q vigorous and uneompromlsing Dem
ocrat, some simon-pure assaults on Rad
iealism may be looked for.
There is talk OF organizing club Of
young Democrats OF this city. The ring
FOSSILS will have to grid their armor on.
Seven children died In this city on
Tuesday.
consider the rebuke given to the liberal
Christians by Rev. Father Cowden, Of
Newport, who said they were no better
than whitaw wa shad infdolo Whon tho
Young Mems Christian Association is
organized IL will neutralize the influ-
ence Of these so-called liberal Chris
tians,
4. The conscience stricken baker on
Broadway makes his loaves five ounces
heavier than his competitor3, and yes
terday he donated fifty fine loaves Of his
best bread to the Charity Hospital by
way of repentance for having heretofore
charged too much for the staf Of life.
COvINGTON.-The Willow Run dis
tillery, owned by Messrs. II. A. Vessels
d Co., was yesterday seized by Collector
w. s. Holden. Specific charges will be
preferred as soon as the exact condition
of affairs can be ascertained. The es-
tablishment contained nearly iour thous-
and barrels OF whisky. ~
The record OF the baseball game be.
tween the Stars and Buckeyes will be
found In another column.
A number OF young ladies and gentle
men met last night and organized the
''LOtta Dramatic Club"
The repairs at the intersection of Scott
and Fourth streets are not completed
yet, though they have been going on for
the past three weeks.
Mr.. Robert Mcclure, an employe Of the
Short-line railroad, accidently fell from
the train night before last, near Camp
bellburg Hill, and was severely injured.
He was taken TO Louisville and died
yesterday.
The following additional election re.
turns (majorities) have been made:
Kenton County.-Goshen-
SS; Ellis, /; Seotts-MeCreary, 19; Ei-
lis, 80; Buena Vista-McCreary, 53; E-
lis, "a; Rylands-McCreary, 80; Ellis,
80.
Boone County neutrality-suspicious.
ry, 113; Gaines, l43; Chas White elected
Constable; Walton-McCreafy, 1O7;
Gaines, q; Florence-M cCreary, 1853;
Goss, Is; Verona-McCreary, So; doss,
80; Grant--McC Creary, 80; Gaines, 80.
Harrison County Cynthiana - Nc
Creary, 1863; Megibben, ISL; Leesburg--
McCreary, 81; Megibben, 81; Cave
Springs-McCreary, rs; Megibben, o.;
Rutland-Mc cCreary, 81: Megibben a8;
kiehiand-McCreary, 65; Megihben, Is;
Cason-McCreary, 104; Megibben, 100;
Claysyille-MeCreary, l6; Megibben, 15;
BarrysyiIle--Harlan, l9; Durant, s6.
Russell street. is beng severely dam
aged by all the water which runs dowp
upon 1t to the river.
Three boys in skif narrowly escaped
drowning by the capsizing of the boat
The Pest-h0ase has been closed.
The dwelling boat Of q fisherman, on
the Licking, vas destroyed by tire yes.
Three Of the splendid stud of horses
owned by IL. +. McGrath were In Cow
ington yesterday, on their return route
from the Saratoga races.
The waters were rising steadily last
night, and il this continues the houses
on Front street will be invaded.
A barge containing 5000 bushels OF
coal and belonging to Fischer, Humpert
q Co., broke loose at the foot Of Eleventh
street and sank opposite Ninth.
The Gems beat the Klckers, out on the
Flats, yesterday. Score, IL to IL. Both
Coyington clubs.
The lower floor of the old tenement
house at the foot OF Greenup street has
been flooded by the high water Of the
Ohio river. -
Charles Davis, charged with house.
breaking, made his appearance before
Esquire Francis this morning. His case
was continued until Friday.
James Musgrove, upon the charge oil
obtaining money under false pretenses,
was before the same tribunal. Case con.
tinued until Friday.
The Colored Society of United Breth-
rem of this city have picnic at Parlor
In the Mayors Court this morning The
case of Henry Onions, for a breach OF the
peace, was continued until Saturday
Peter Frelsinger, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, was dismissed, +,
Martin, same charge, fined $25 and costs.
j. Carpenter, disorderly conduct, 81.
A little girl named Frazer, while re.
turning from a grocery ON Fifth street,
last night, accidentally dropped about
SO in change which she was carrying In
her hand. A number OF small boys i'm.
mediately rushed to the scene and vol.
unteered their services to assist In the
coapoh for tho 1oat troa e,1ro garno ~