The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
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LEXINGTON, KY.


LEXINGTON. KY.
Governor McCreary ON Saturday sent
a huge cannon to this city. which will be
used for Fourth OF July bOmbarding.
Mrs. C. Thomas and f. e. Matlack,
of Philadelphia, are wishing their rela-
tive, Captain Frank. Matlack, of this
city. M
In Judge Mulligan's Court Saturday
Lewis Lowman was fined $40 for q
breach of the peace, and held to further
trial upon the charge OF carrying con-
cealed weapons.
At the sale of trotting horses of Treacy
Simpson, the horses belonging indi-
virtually to Captain B. j. Treacy ex-
-ceeded oysr 800 on the average of any
other sale of trotters this season.
Sam. Jones, colored man, who was
stealing ride on the Kentucky Central
freight train Saturday, and, seeing that
tne train had run over three turkeys
when near the city, dropped on them
ana looted 1t the remainder of the way.
Centennial Fourth Programme-Day-
break, salute of one hundred guns !;
at noon, seventy guns; Rev. WE. v.
bartlet Will open the evening services
at morrison Chapel by prayer; music,
''Hail CoIumbia;" reading Of the DecIar.
alton of Independence; to close with
music, "Star Spangled Banner" A
salute OF thirteen guns will then take
place, to be followed by the pyrotechnic
display at College lawn.
LUDLOW. XII.
Footpads overhauled Citizen Axt a
few evenings since on the River Road,
ordering him to stand and deliver-an
N ~ n Mr A nf.f ltad = n
humility and aiacrily; but Johns pile
being 80 diminutive the vagabonds
turned from 1t in supreme disgust, and
MIR. A. went on his way rejoicing. .
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Jones, of the Western
Paint Company, finished his difficult
contract Of painting the tall trestle-
work, Nos. and 2, on the q. s. II. W.,
last Saturday, to the salts action of all
concerned, without the slightest acci-
dent, which is considered a bright Jewel
in the crown of good "0ld Non-corro-
sive."
Rev. Macaffe, the eloquent pastor of
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church,
delivered touching tribute to the
brilliant achievements of Christianity
during the centennial OF Americas in
dependence, to a large congregation
composed of almost all the different
denominations in Ludlow last evening
at Wesley Chapel. The reverend gen.
tleman's appeal to his hearers to follow
the Lords commandment in their choice
OF denominations was very impressive,
as was his brilliant effort throughout.
CALIFORNIA. o.
The Odd-fellows' picnic at Parker
Grove tomorrow, July 4, will be grand
affair.
A ssphoto" of Thomas A. Hendricks
(McConley) was received by his father
This morning. The youngster is a fine
looking lad, and is already estates
man in petticoats." Hurrah for Hen
dricksl
Mr.. NJ. M. Devore, Of California, Ohio,
one Of the charter members of l. Nj. U.
No. 60, has been elected delegate to the
National Convention of the /. Nj. u, N.
A. to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, July 8.
Mr.. DevOre Will remain in Cleveland
several days.
BATAVIA o.
Work on the Cincinnati 81 Great East
ern Railroad is going ON rspidly-the
grading is nearly finished from the Mi
ami River to Williamsburg, and it is ex-
pected that the cars will be running by
October 1.
Two c0lored men, Scott and Carter,
met yesterday, when Carter snapped his
revolver twice at Scott and fred one
snot between his arm and body. He then
struck Scott over the head with his re-
volyer, when the latter drew razor and
cut Carter right and left, wounding him
badly. Both men are in Jail.
DAYTON. KY.
Capt. Phil. Sarver and his associates
will have the "Wasp" in place at A
o'clock tomorrow morning, and fire one
hundred guns in honor of the Centennial
Fourth.
A delegation headed by Charley Kuhl.
man, and in favor OF Hub. Helm for
Sheriff, was elected at the Democratic
primary meeting atNolte's Hall, Satur-
day night.