The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-26


able to reach the surface before droMn-
ing: /.
The Republican Central Committee
have appointed Primary Election. An
gust 7th. The Baber law will mot be en-
forced as was expected.
GREENFIELD, O.-Nr. John Miner,
O gentleman from the country, had his
horse and buggy stolen and returned on
the oath ult. Two persons were seen, az
tired In the regalia Of one or both OF tiIe
orders that assisted in the ceremony OF
laying the cornerstone, to enter the Vs.
hicle and drive of. 1t was kept for about
two hours and returned. The snpp0si-
tion is that it was done to tsrig" Mr. Mil
ner, as his antipathy against Masonry
and Odd-fello wship is known fact. Ni
A game OF baseball was played ON tho
24th inst, between a club from Chilli
c0the and the Climax, of this place. The
ChillicOthe boys were defeated.
There has been great deal OF drunk
enness aud disorderly conduct during
the past week.
The late heavy rains have caused
Paint creek to s'get on its musc!e," !" ana
the boys, some very small ones, have
been dispOrting themselves in its murky,
muddy waters. No one drowned a.
yet.
Now that the cornerstone for the
Town Hall is laid, it would be we'll Tor
our "yil,age dads" to look after the CON-
ditiOn of the alleys of this place.
The A. NJ. e. Church has received its
new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Davis.
GEORGETOWN, KY.-We learn from
Mr.. N. T. Cochran, who has just lo-
turned from Georgetown, KY, whence
he was called to adjust the loss sus-
tanned by the Queens Insurance Com
pany, that the entire loss by said ire
Will amount to about ten thousand doa-
lars, with an insurance of about fifty per
cent. The following were the ioosers.
Karsners g. Griffith, livery stable, lost ALI
of their vehicles and several fine horses,
insured tor $1,000 in the Peoples Insur-
ance Company, of MY. Carson & Greit,
loss unknown and uninsured; Turry,
loss unknown and uninsured; Crocker,
undertaken, lost nearly all of his stock,
which was insured for $500; b. It. Eli
OFT, two-story brick business house,
corner of Lexington and Main Cross
streets, damaged $130; insured In the
Queens; and J.W. Smell, grocer Occur y
Ing said building, very much damaged
by removal, insured for $1,000 in tho
Peoples, of Memphis. Mr.. Cochran was
the first adjuster on the ground, and se;-
lied the loss tor his company and re-
turned home in the afternoon. He says
no other adjusters had arrived up to the
time he left, but were anxiOpsly looked
for by the people.
HAMILTON.-J. B. and G. Gerber hayo
been appo. nJed administrators of the e.
tate of Jean Gerber.
The jury gave verdict in favor OF de-
fendant in the case Of 4. Lederman y. ..
Ii. Holbroek. s, Y -,
Lady Mary Francis, the ssTerror OF
Cumnlinsvii:e," has rented house in
Hamilton, and proposes to stay away
from Cincinnati for awhile.
$l41,c47 worth OF U. s. bonds are held
in Butler county.
sWilliams' Directory reports the popu-
lation OF the city at 10, ,312, of whom 6,535i
are males, and LIT females.
John Elters, who was crushed to death,
night before last, was buried yes lerday
afternoon. Joseph Eeltman, injured aI
the same time, is in a,critical condition..
The work Of track-laying on the new,
street railroad will commence in q tew
days.
Mr.. A. j. Dinner, who has been in such
q critical condition from an abscess.
formed underneath the muscles by u iala
on the pavement, is able to be out axaln.
Judge Elliott yesterday decidad thar
the Benton-Brant property, including
the mill and the homestead, should be
sold, and Rebecca j. Brant be Allowed
to draw her dover from the proceeds.
In the case of the First National Bank
VS.. j. l.. Vallandigham a decision was
given in favor Of defendant.
The Court of Common Pleas has or
dered the County Commissioners 10 at
once commence suit upon the Official
bond OF j. c. Lindley, the defauiJIng
County Treasurer.
A man named John Teusdale was ar
rested in Salamanca, New Y rk,
on the charge OF having thrown open s.se
switch that caused the death of Janes
Kirkup, fireman. Particulars in the lo-
cal columns.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The decoration Of
Confederate graves at Frankfort took
place yesterday without any formal GER
emOnies.
The coal that supplies our citizens is
mined in Pennsylvania. Within sixty
miles Of Lexington immense coal fields
lay untouched, all for the want Of litLlB
enterprise to construct coal road.
Judge s. 8. Go0dlOe appears TO be tho
coming man for Representative. nss
popularity among the colored people AZ
we'll as the whites. will insure his sue
cess over all other aspirants.
The Daily Press lie treated badly BY tils
telegraph manager in Lexington.
The funeral of the late DIR. Geo. Syng
Brya ant, Medical superintendent Of tina
First Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, was
appointed to take place this afternoon
from the Asylum. The physicians oa
this city and county met at noon yester-
day at the Office OF DR.. Joseph r. Letch
and passed appropriate resYiuuons Of
roannct tn the MARTA of their Late hratfznx-