The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-10
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! DAYTON. KY.-The game between
the MeArthurs and Eastends will net
take place. Saturday, as advertised. the
latter club being prevented from meet
Ing their engagement. The game Will
! be played soms time next week.
CYNTHIANA. KY.-There was cut
ting affray at our city school Thursday
morning, about ten o'clock, between
Msssrs. Horine and Robetzer, In which
the former cut the latter in the leg. The
wound, though very painful, is not con.
sidered dangerous. The young gensie-
men are aged respectively sixteen years.
Cynthiana is gettiDg worse and worse
(every day. What will she come to nextf
! AvONDALE.-Counc Kittredge
|has returned, and is. In good working
lorder.
/ The Street Railroad Committee will
tsoon make up its report on the projected
route for the village street railroad.
4 Mayer Johnston has gone TO Annapolis
ito be present at the examination OF his
son Campbell, who received an appoint-
ment through Hon. Milton Sayler 20 that
institution,
The Conference new In session has ap-
poipted Rev. w. N. Brodbeck pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, vice
Rev. John 7. Short, resigned. Mr.. Brod-
beck will be installed at aH early day.
Fer the accommodation OF those vii
layers who desire to attend the Exposi-
tion, we state that Mr.. Davis will run
eveping bnsses until further notice.
Engineer Harper informs us that at
the next meeting of Council be will have
three assessments ready for presenta-
tion, Of streets that are now being i'm
proved.
HAMILTON, O.-The Ladies' Book
Club will meet tomorrow atte rnoon at
the residence OF Mrs. James Giffen, and
elect officers for the ensuing year.
J. W. Caldwell, late associate editor
OF the Butler County Democrat, has re-
signed his position, and will leave in a
short time for the South.
The Hamilton Guards paraded the
principal streets Wednesday evening.
They made quite a creditable appear
ance,
A case of yarioloid was yesterday re-
ported to the Health officer.
A mandamus has been issued to Jacob
| Sorter, Justice OF the Peace, to compel
him to certify up to the Common Pleas
q transcriptin in the case Of the canal-boat
Florida.
The Knights OF Pythias, headed by the
police force, paraded last night. The
drill in front Of the Phillips House was
highly spoken OF.
, John Robinson's circus exhibits here
this afternoon and evening.
TROY, O.-The trial of the new Silsby
steamer lately purchased by our City
Council took place last Tuesday FORE
noon, and was eminently satisfactory.
Troy will soon be supplied with one OF
the best Fire Departments of any little
new steamer is third class nickel
plated little beauty, with all the latest
improvements, and does its work equal
to the larger steamer we have had Tor
several years.
Business is livening Q little, and the
new business blocks are about COM
pleted aud some of them occupied.
An alarm OF fire was started last
Wednesday evening, caused by o gas
light at the Morris House. The immor-
tai 81. N" gave the first whOOp, and in a
ing to the scene, but as the fuss was
needless all soon become quiet again.
John RobinsOn's circus was in town
on "Wednesday, and drew a large crowd
Of people boLh afternoon and evening,
There was no fighting or di unkenness
during the day SO tar as heard from.
DILLsBORO, IND.-We are to lose
our Lutheran pastor. Hehas accepted al
offer to 60 to Lawrenceburg, Ind. Mr..
Tenohelhas been here but a short time,
and by his kind and genial manner has
gained the esteem Of ali good citizens.
On the 4th INST, we had meeting in
the ToWn-hall. Speeches were made by
G. w. Lane aud u. Hoffman. Subject,
'.Relorln la County AFFAIRS" and very
serious charges Of official corruption
were made against the Auditor, X. D.
Slater; also against the County Ioll-
missiOners. SUITS have been Instituted
against the Commissioners.
aOn the 9th inst, We were visited by
J. J. Talbot, Grand Worthy Chief Tenn.
plar 81 the State of Indiana. He lectpred
or sunday afternoon and also az night.
Quite . Large congregation was present
toheart his great temperance orator, who
Louisville, KY. >
The grange store is in full operation
with Joe Green in charge. joe reports
$500 cash sales since commencing busi'
ness.
(, Miss May and Carrie Weaver, daugh.
ters of DR.. s. N. Weaver, have gone to
,Moore's Hill to attend College.
PARIS, KY.-Thos. Forman was So
xerely hurt at the fair on Wednesday
by being kicked in the side by q young
horse while exhibiting in the ring.
Mr.. aud Mrs. shaw, of Sumnderyille
lllinpis, are visiting their friend Prof. A
Sanders.
Judge John Kenp eally; Of Flemmings
burg, formerly or Newport, is Waiting
his did bourbon friends.
Dr. poWney, President Of the Spotless
Mans S0ciety, u nearly W9rn out al
tending the hops. The Doctor is ac
knoWTedged to be the best looking man
in Paris, and his presence at these
dances is Indispensable. ="
Among the Visitors yesterday we no.
iticed Hon. Julles B. Beck aud lothel
celebrities too numerous to mention.
Col. Rrulns j. Clay and wife enter
,tained the represenlasiY siYes OF the press
attending the fair in u hospitable 6tyfe