The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-28

On Monday they will be brought before
Squire Z. p. buchanan to answer the
former charge.
LEXINGTON. XXI.
Miss Nellie Woodruff is visiting
friends in Cynthiana.
There were about seven thousand peo-
pie at the Worlds Fair The last day.
Nominate Steve Sharp for Jailer and
you will have the right man in the right |
place.
Lynch O'Connors had his trial in the |
Recorders Court, before Judge Multi |
gan. and was fined $50 and costs for hit
ting Charley Blanck, and SIS and costs |
Tor striking Officer Rogers, the whole |
fine and costs amounting to $50, in de-
fault Of which he went to the Work
house. de Will have TO stay in the
days. Bad.
DAYTON. KY.
About every able-bodied man, woman
and child in Dayton walked down to the
foot of Clay street to take a look at the
steam dummies last night. Our little
oity has not experienced such an excite
ment for many day. The coming OF
the machines is regarded as the harbln-
ger OF increased prosperity to the town,
and are welcomed most heartily. 1t will
probably be two or three days before
they are run, as 1t is Col. McArthur's
policy to get the track and everything
else in prime condition before the initial
trip is made. Work on the road, under
the vigilant supervision Of Mr.. PhA.
Maeder, is progressing most fay9raDly,
and when tuey do get steam up we can
rest assured that the most sanguine an
ticipations Will be realized. Good-by,
jolt Wagon and mules! Your days are
Numbered. "Tho' lost TO sight TO MEM
ory dear.n Now that Col. McArtnur's
enterprise and energy has given the
city an excellent means OF travel ana
that gentleman deserves about all the
credit for it }, let the people all discard
"Shanks mare," let every body "jump
into the wagon and all take q ride" ex-
cept The blOviasing Berry and his COL
poral guard OF trucuient COuncilmeh-
| u fence rail is good enough for them.'
NEW RICHMOND, o.
| No strike acre.
MIR. Ed. Donham, from Mount Wash
inyton. o., WAS in our city last Wednes-
day and Thursday, visiting his many
friends and relatives. Come again, Ed
| Inc Sb. L hul LuIueIdu Suui piSbiN
takes place at Dickinson's Grove next
| Monday, and quite large atte endance is
expected. The n. q. String Band dis.
| courses music.
The Murphy celebration last Thurs
day was success financially, the ne1
proceeds amounting to more than S75
z. White, from Georgetown, o., anC
other prominent speakers were present
| n M nIf tn NJ
present.
DR.. r. p. Erdmann and family, former
ly. from NeWtOwn, o., have located II
our city, and the doctor has prospects
tor a good practice, and since the dealt
of Dr.. Peck 1T is believed DR.. Erhmann
will iii his place both professionally
and socially.
Bennle Fitzpatrick and Charles Wat
son, two of uur Jolly townsmen, conclud
ed to get up q private moonlight picnl
at Conners Grove last Thursday eve
ming, and succeeded beyond their ex
pectations,as about twenty-five coup. e
OF our lads and lassies responded to tn
: Invitations, and proceeded III 'buses
the grove, where tney danced 10 tn
melouious strains OF 1.-THE House Band
until 2 A. NJ, when they returned wei
pleased with their evenings enjoy ment
Try IT again.
CLEvEs, o.
MARRIED BY the Rev. R. E. Hawle,
{ latuer Of The br ide }, Mr.. John Karr an
, Hiss Fanny NJ. Hughes, on the eyehln
of the 26Lh inst.
, The Murphy movement is upon US.
was lnaugurated by a company
Il in of Va
: after holding three meeting
/ in the churches and on
on the streets. They were assisted b
the pastors Of the churches and tt
: Rev. B. W. Chidlaw. On monday evel
ing Mr.. ruomas Hunt Bonham, of Eli
= allentown took hold OF the work, an
e has been prosecuting 1t with VigOr, an
- has been Very successful. Alread
3 about two hundred have signed th
e pledge. This list includes many WI
u were accustomed 10 the use OF llquo
: Mr.. Bonham is a very effective speak
both on the street and in the house.
HAMILTON.
Il The Ladies' Book Club meets tn
afternoon.
. The Board of County COMMISSIONS
hold a session to-day.
t James E. Campbell had a slight a
tack Of illness last evening.
e Mrs. u. W. McClung is lying at b
l. residence in Woodsdale quite i'll.
, Rev. r. G. Druly will ill the pulpit
s the UniyeIsallst Church to-morro
c morning.
70 Luke Bradley was yesterday appointe
administrator OF The estate ot Clarls
r Smith, deceased.
u VIM. Harpers horse won the race ye
'' terday afternoon. Owing to The nea'
rain IN the morning the track was not
le the best Of order.
4, The Board Of Health will hold Sc
ll sion Monday mlrnlng. Owing 10 t
s absence of His Honor Mayor Hugh
the regular meeting for yesterday W
y not held.
III Miss Mollie Owens entertained qui
large company Of her young frleu
VI last evening IN compliment TO ner lrie
~ Miss Johnson, OF Connersyille, Iud., W
is visiting her.
a. An attempt was made Tuesday eve
ing to steal several bead OF valual
young cattle from q pasture lot OF Pet
Murphy, east of the city. The THEY
y were frightened away by the time
- awakening OF the tenant on the place
- Yesterday an insane woman enter