The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-19

cattle at about $500. The train, however,
was not damaged and arrived on time.
While DR.. Raymond was driving along
the pike, near Florence, Sunday even
ing, some man jumped into his buggy
and insisted upon riding with him. The
doctor showed him off, but afterw ard
stopped to see If he was hurt. Upon ex-
animation he found that the man was
laboring under lit of mental alteration
brought on by religious excitement. The
man was taken 80 Florence, where he
became so excited that it was found
Jail. His name and his former home are
unknown The case will be Investigated
at Florence to-day.
A game of baseball between the Eagles
and the Paciiies took place at Peagle-
burg Flats on Sunday, the score stand
ing II to ~ In favor Of the Pacifics, AS
usual. Jack Boyd, the umpire, was i'm
peached during the fifth inning, and
Frank Molly was elected to I'LL the
place.
A horse attached to grocery wagon
took fright on Pike street this morning.
The mad career of the excited animal
was stopped before any serious damage
WAS done either to the wagon, man or
beast.
NEwPoRT.-The Thespian Dramatic
Club has elected the following officers for
the ensuing six months: Joseph T. L.
Henry, Manager; D. f, McHenry, Presi-
dent; John Il. Thomas, Secretary; Ii. q.
Boyd, Treasurer.
AT the Democratic primary meeting
Saturday night the following delegates
were elected Tor the Convention TO be
held at Alexandria to-day for the pur-
Legislature. In the First District Col.
Spence, Dr.. W. Thompson, John Bruton,
John Reit, Frank Edgar, o, W. Davis and
Il. d. Hayman. Second District-R. e..
| Shinkle, Richard Walsh, Richard Barrett,
Jonn HaDbel, George Tippennauer, Ed.
VHara, L. Bower and Joseph Hoff.
No meeting in the Third District. High
land District-Frank Sutton and John
Girty.
Bishop Mcintyre, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, delivered an excellent
sermon at the Taylor street Methodist
Church last night.
Daily market will be held at the City
Market House, corner Of Bellevue and
Columbia streets, just as usual.
The unfinished races at the Newport
Driving Park will positively come of
this afternoon.
Messrs. Howard & Clendening have
completed the painting OF the Licking
bridge, and the structure now presents
a fine appearance.
MIR. Herman, while engaged in timing
roof of house on Southgate alley, fell
a distance Of II feet to the ground below,
and broke his right arm, last Saturday.
Robert Jones, while attempting TO
cross the Licking river in a skif, last
Saturday, in company with Robt. White
and another man, was drowned at the
foot Of Tibbatts street, by the 0verturn-
| ing of the skiff. The others escaped.
Coroner McCabe held the inquest, and
the jury returned verdict In accordance
with the circumstances. The deceased
was a Sc0tchman, about 80 years of age,
and had only been few days In the city.
Miss Ada Smith, one of our charming
beauties, has left tor Lexington to spend
the summer. A certain youth was OBJ
served piteously sobbing at her de.
darture.
A tive-year old lad from Cincinnati
jumped on the Dayton street cars yester.
day, but was pushed off by the driver
| He fell and broke his arm.
| The sacred concert at Turner Hall was
we'll attended last night.
| Rev. Schultz has been rechosen as pas
tor Of st. Johh's Lutheran Church.
| Circuit Court commences at Alexan.
dria to-day.
| Two new cars have been added to tht
| Newport street railroad line.
| In the City Court this morning Mrs
Mulyey, charged with disorderly con
| duct, was dismissed on payment of costs
John Davis, dfunk and disorderly, was
| fined 20 and costs.
Mr.. John r. Hugle goes to the country
again to-day.
A rumor was circulated that a mar
| was drowned in tine Ohio at the foot oi
Saratoga street this morning. After a
| careful Investigation we find no founda.
ton for the rumor.
The race track has been thoroughly
put in order, and if the weather is favor
able the races will surely come of this
afternoon.
A man who lives in the neighborhood
of Swifps mill has for some time been
suspecting the fidelity of his wife, claim
ing that she visited some 10 W den on Rat
Row, which he can prove. However,
his suspicious were sufficient to cause
him, last Friday evening, on her return
home, to meet her upon the street. He
dragged her into the house and beat apd
choked her rntil her face, neck and
shoulders were black. She meekiy sub.
mtted to it all, and this is the way the
case stands. This same woman, some
time ago, attempted to take her own life
by taking poison.