The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-07

nun Ab Db. NudI OttIuGuldl yesterday
He has been relieved at his own request,
and willrejoin the jesuit Order. Father
Brandts Mill I'LL his place as Vicar-Gen-
erai.
An alarm of fire was sounded about
1:3O O'Clock A. NJ. from Box Il, corner of
Fifth and Craig streets. The fire was in
frame building near Fifth and Johnson
streets. A LOT oil bedding had caught
ire, but the flames were extlngulshed
before the arrival OF the Fire Depart
ment.
A rousing meeting was held by the
Democrats at 0dd.felloWs' Hall Satur-
day night. The speakers were Col. Jno.
IA. OOckerill, of Jne Cincinnati Enquirer,
Hon. q. w. U. johnston, Mayor OF Gin
cinnatl, Hon. Ct. q. LoekharJ, OF Paris,
Ky, and Hon. W. W. Cleary, Of Gov
Ington.
NEWPORT.
County Court met at Alexandria to-
day. e....
Blr. p. j. Graininger, the confectioner,
leaves for the Centennial Exposition to-
day.
I At the meeting of the School Board to-
might a vacancy in the representation OF
the First Wara will be filed.
Mr. JAS. E. stone has been appointed
Ito superintend The construction Of the
new pier unuer Licking Bridge.
MIR. John Sehroll, Circuit Court Clerk,
has been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of Masdalena Ragucini, the sold
soap woman"
The Mayors proclamation did not en-
force the rule OF closing saloons Oh elec-
1ion day. Consequently all Of them
were open, and drunken men were
counted by the hundreds.
The turn-table for the new street rail-
road route over The railroad bridge was
put down Saturday night, at the New.
port end of the bridge, anu several trips
were made yesterday from Newport to
Fourth and Main streets, Cincinnati.
The new route will be in operation on
and alter Tuesday.
The Street Railroad Company, which
IS about to run its cars over the Cincln-
nati d Newport Railroad Bridge, 10 IN
some difficulty concerning The tracks.
The rails on the bridge are five leet four
and u hall inches apart, when they
should be lully TWO inches narrower. 1t
is Almost certain that q. smaller gauge
must be resorted to.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Train No. 1, of
the Louisville SnOrL-line, which left
Louisville at 3:2O, ran of the track be-
tween Sparta and Glencoe. All of the
cars were ditcned. Rumor at first SAID
that number OF passengers were in
Jured, but from latest reports it was
found that no one was hurt above a lew
scratches. None Of the lady travellers
were injured. The accident was caused
by tne late heavy rains, which washed
away the fills, and the catastrophe is
not owing to the negligence OF the Rail-.
road Company. Up TO noon the track
had not been cleared.
- HAMILTON.
The hardware firm of Davidson g.
Bchleip has been dissolved, Sehleip re-
Llring. .
The County Commissioners met Satur-
day. Bids To the amount OF $46l 95 were
passed.
Margaret Tweedy, an old resident of
this county, died Saturday, at her resi-
aence in Seven Mile.
A petition was received asking to
have the various walks in the Court
house Park paved with Burgess patent
stone cement.
, The game OF baseball played Satur-
fiay Between the Live Oaks and the Os-
ceolas resulted in a defeat Of the latter
by u score OF lS to 4.
The Democrats have determined upon
the 12tn as the time tor their ratification
meeting. Quite an array of speakers
have been appointed for the occasion.
The better class Of the Democrats are
in favor of he nomination Of Hon. Lewis
ID, Campbell ior Congress, while u few
hnta "a hn
Savage.
The County agricultural Board met
Saturday and appointed the various
awarding cemAilttees for 1915. The
negro Minstrel privileges of the grounds
were let 10 l.. Il. Eaton for $lD5. The con
tract OF grading and building OF the new
haif-mile track was awarded to Frecht-
ling d GO. at $3.50, they being the lowest
bidders. The bids for this job ranged
from $3.50 to II, 100. The Board appointed
Thos. kegan Chief of Police during the
days ot holding the Fair, with Wm. Mil
1er, Fred. FFedericks and two others as
assistants.
4 LEXINGTON, Ky.
The condition of Mr. Algeier was
somewhat " proved Saturday.
The nev gan for the First Presby-
terian V "a DAugurated Friday evening.
TITS dout .ess the finest organ in the
city.
A number Of sour politicians are now
dissatisfied with the election of George
sKink cad as City Judge. Did they NOT
erect the Council? Ii They are not salts.
fed with the election of the. Council, why
do they not take that power from them
ana allow the people to elect the city
officers? The competency of MI. Kin
kead can not be disputed. s
Our notice regarding the loafers of the
city seems to have caused little still
among the ',vags." One of these do
nothiiIgs remarked the other day tina
ssthe STAR mad better mind dts own busi
NESS" The STAR is for the good of the
people, and breaking up of this street
foaiing' is certainly the wish OF all goot
cftizens. Let the police enforce tht
law. al
CALIFORNIA, o.
Quite a anumber assembled atthe M. L