The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-18


But MIR. Johnston in his inscruta-
bic wisdom declared 1t carried.
Messrs. Danky, Bailey and Morgan took
a noble stand on behalf of the citizens.
and declared their determination to OPP
pose the ordinance becoming law. 1t
has been intimated that mass meeting
OF the citizens will be held to request
these stubborn officials to resign, and
give place to men VINO will transact the
business of the town in accordance with
the wishes of it's citizens.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
The prospect for small fruits Is good.
There will also be fair apple crop.
The Marrow Gauge will be more ad-
vantageOus 10 our village in every way
than loundries. We make this predic-
tion now.
MIR. Yourtee takes his foundry to Law
renceburg. 1t is now fixed fact, and
the village may as we'll adjust its affairs
accordingly.
The new foundry moves on. John
Sullivan, James Turner, A. Porter, John
Conners, Dr., Rlnebart hrist, Joseph
Tuompson. are the incorporators. Mat
thew Crotty is also interested. The
building will be up and the foundry in
operation in sixty days.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Taking down stoves is the order Of the
day.
Ten Brock had awalk-over Wednes-
day.
Com. R. S. Phythian, Of the U. s. Navy,
is at the Phoenix.
Haverly had small house last night,
owing to pool selling.
The average sale of short-horns, at
Chicago recently, was $562 80.
Ten Brock will run against time at
Louisville at the coming m .eLing.
The society exercises begin at the
Colleges on May 1S h, in thfs city.
VIM. Lowry, of Clark, late of this city,
made an assignment a few days since.
The Church Bros, OF Frankfort, were
| burned out Oh Tuesday nigut. Loss 80,
900.
| The new Presbyterian Church In Yer
| sailles was commenced ON Monday
last.
MIR. Samuel b. Scearce died at an ad-
yanced age, in Versailles, d few days
| since.
Chas. Marshall, the horse painter, is
AZ " oouioius P"intnS tno uuo uoTSeS Ol
! that section.
| Bush Castleman is the most active
man in the community. He is running
for County Jailer.
| Jimmie Douglas, the rider Of Mohrer
In Wednesdays race, was thrown and
seriously Injured.
| BOgardus won the first match OF the
tournament Wednesday, Kerr the third
Martin the fourth, and the second was q
| tie.
| The City Council should imm ediately
attend tO the dirtiest alley in Kentucky
ana that is just back OF De Longs. be
tween Jefferson and Georgetown
| streets.
| DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. John Stock, saddler residing
near The Brighton House in Cincinnati
in jumping from car on the Dayton
| Newport line while In motion, near the
ochool-house yesterday morning, sus
tained u broken thigh. He was taken
| to Coolies drug store and received at.
tentlonlrOm DR.. Sch0olfeld, alter whicf
he was conveyed to his SISTERS home il
| Newport by Judge Gunnison and Mr.
Tom Rial. Stock mad rented house In
this city in which TO establish a saddlel
suop, ana was mere TO make arrange
ments Ior removing his fixtures to this
place. No blame attaches to the driver
Of the Car, Monl. Macarthur.
| HAMILTON.
Mrs. William e. Brown was taken
suddenly i'll last night.
Samuel Foreman OF Oxford Township
ls out as candidate tUr County Com.
missioner.
The United Presbyterian ladies had
an unusually pleasant social last nignl
and a good attendance.
There will be a meeting tomorrow
evening in the rooms OF the Y. NJ. q. A
to consider the question as 10 The feasi.
bility of inviting the Murphy temper
perance men to give Hamilton a passing
call.
The School Board met last night il
regular session. A communication was
received from the Pioneer Association
inviting the Board to attend the Pionee,
picnic ON Saturday. The invitation was
accepted. Brls to the amount of$4S 7!
were passed, beside the interest on
several bonds. Also the salaries OF the
superintendent, Clerk, teachers and
Ijanitors for the month OF May.