The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-09

: tity OF meat. Mr.. Cooper found IL th
next morning secreted in the woods nea
by, but did not remove IT.. On Frlda
. night guard was placed near the mea
to catch the thieves. During the nigh
they came, and received salute of sey
lenteen shots.
The young men and women Of .thi
part OF kentucky are running wild OF
baseball. The excessive Indulgence il
this game and its kin, croauet, unfit,
them Tor study or industry; we won'
say work, for that word would offent
them.
Inc entire procession returning from
the O'Connell picnic at Woodlands halt
ed In front OF Judge =. s. Goodloe's man
sion while the band serenaded him.
Attorney General Huston attende d
the O'ConneD centennial picnicsand was
prevailed upon to speak, which he did
ana among other queer things he was
neard to say that 'shis mother was al
lIrishman.n
Mr.. Spencer Cooper, OF the Dispatch
once, OF this city, lost his pOcketbook
containing $25, in the marke L-house OF
Saturday morning. He carelessly pIac &c
IL ON counter and forgot it until his re-
turn home. When he returned for it il
was nowhere to be found.
There Is much hostility now existing
between Frankfort and Lexington. prob.
| ably on account of the superiority OF the
Lexington Baseball Club over the
Frankfort Capitals.
The Louisville Brown Stocking Base.
pail Club play here at the City Park to,
A. noon, on Saturday, Mr.. G. M
Aoams, VINO was injured by being thrown
rom ms buggy Thursday morning, was
1 In n Ixys,,
MRS. Adams is improving.
On Saturday the old dinpy Court
mouse and Clerks offices adjoining re-
ceiVed coat OF white wash. This is The
nrst Time that brush was ever nut upon
the old brick walls outside, The bIIfld-
Ing was erected in 1906, and is likely TO
remain standing until 1905 unless shaken
TO pieces by an earthquake.
The old grandmother Gazette of Satur.
DAY last was in her periodic tantums
over the O'Connell centennial, styling it
more OF religious than National cele-
Dration. The article is uncomplimen.
tary 10 the irish race. This Is all the
more TO DE wondered at since the editor
is an uncompromising Democrat, ana
tne irlsh-Amerlcan citizens ofLexington
comprise most sp0kes in lhe Democratic
Wheei. This is political ingratitude of
the worst kind.
Inc Psycno Philosophic Society say,
"any religion Is better than none.o How
will this suit the Kentucky Gazette?
Quite a respectable number of persons
assembled at Odd-iellows' Hall on Fri.
day evening to hear the lecture on O'Con.
nell which was delivered by w. p, Ho.
garty, Of Shelbyville. The young genlle-
man dweit over an hour on the life and
times OF the great Iiberator, and con
cluued with eulogium ON the Catholic
Church. Ihe reverend lecturer seemed
10 pe more OF Roman Catholic than an
irish patriot. Perhaps if he had been
raised in Dublin instead of Lexinyton
he would be more Irish than he is,
Our little Piepoudre Court. with its
police adjuncts, cost nearly $i3,O dur
ing the month of July.
y. A. Grinstead has sold his bay colt
vlceroy, by Gilroy, two years old. to
Carr u Co., of New York, for So. 500.
The horse remains with j. b. Pryor. tn
be trained for his engagements,
The friends of the venerable Elder
Thomas T.. Dudley were rejoiced to see
him so far recovered as to able to be on |
the street on Thursday, enjoying the
rare sunshine and receiving the con
Colonel Mcdaniel sold his race horse
Springbok to California party for SIS
@o: Springbok was bred at Woodburn.
and bought by ID. Swigart, ESQ. who
sold him to Mcdaniel, but reseryine |
lalf his winnings until he reach Ger. |
ain age.
George W. Hall, Esq, sold, on Tburs-
lay, lO2 mules to w. b. Leonard, of New
)fleaAs, at an advance on the price he |
,aid for them few weeks ago. This is
ne finest lot of mules in Kentucky, and
except for bad health, Mr.. Hall would |
ave taken them himself to the South.
COvINGToN.-The North Kentucky |
Agricultural Association will hold its
4nnual meeting on the 8lst inst. Some
# the best horses will be in attendance.
Judge Perkins and Col. Cleary, from
,ynthiana, were in the city during the
ast two days.
wesley Duncan on Saturday pleaded
uiity before Commissioner BostWick to L
charge OF violation of Internal Revenue
iws, and was held in the sum of $500 to
hsWef at the next term OF the United !
tates Court.
The steamer Nail City was libeled on
before Commissioner Bestwick
nd seized by Deputy Marshal Harring-
IN. The Champion Coal and Towboat
ompany is the libellant, and the amount |
laimed $10O.
John Feddens was arrested on Satur. !
ay by Constable Ashwood and taken to
ason county on warrant charging him
ith selling liquor in violation Of the q
ocal Option law.
The Chicago Whites play the Stars to.
orroW on the grounds OF the latter. b
be full details of the defeat of the Lud- t
VS. ON Saturday will be seen in our
cal columns. n
Mr.. Louis e. Levassor, an accom-. {
fshed musician, left for New York TO- e
~ for pleasure trip. y
A clerk at Peter Nodler's drug store 4
| Saturday tumbled over a coal-oil
owe In the rear room OF the building. b
tting the building in blaze. The fire 4
as extinguished, and but little damage [
me. q
1,9S7 pupils have passed their exam 8
alton In the four districts. Il
Eagles 2, Liners /, on the Flats YES. q,
rday. Also: Hickories ls, Ironciads (
Two young men, named James Keasy al
ID John Bodler, were thrown out Of L
eT skif yesterday by the strong cur s.
Mt of the Licking. After floating to 81
ain street they were rescued. M
At the last regular meeting Of the Cow OF
gton Division, No. 35, Brotherhood Of
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