The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
LAWRENCEBURG, IND,

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| LAWRENCEBURG,I IND.
The will of Il. Ii. ElIinghausen, de
ceased, was admitted to probate yester
day.
The Athletics (?) feel quite sore owe
their overwhelming defeat at Hunt
Grove by the Prestons OF New Haven.
The l., q. & L. Railroad Company viii
sell round-Lrip tickets to the grand Sun
| day-school meeting at Hunts GroY,
next Sunday for % cents.
Sheriff Christopher received four o
the recent strikers who were assigned t
the Dearborn County JAN by Judge
| Drummond at indianapolis.
Professor Jules De Launay, learned
| FFenohman, delivered a couple of very
instructive lectures on the Latacombs
OF Rome, at Christian Hall, Sunday.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Democrats are talking of making
Capt. Thos. j. Bush Speaker Of the next
House.,
Gen. Buford was elected In Wood I'd
by majority OF two hundred votes.
A difficulty occurred Monday at Tom
oiooH on ~llhes lone street, I'D WlicL
Henry Gormley shot Jonn durmiey, ill.,
melting nesh wound ON the top OF the
head.
There were seven hundred and sixty
more votes polled this year than there
were two years ago, when Waters aud
StoH ran Tor representative from Lex.
lngton.'
On Sunday night thieves broke into
the meat house OF MI. Downing, and
took all the meat, when they were dis
covered and shot a. by Mr.. Downing.
They dropped the meat and maze oil.
Two negro men wnile drunk were fir-
Ing of their pis tols, W hen one Of them shot
and wounded white man by the name
OF John Atkins, living opposite the Ken
lucky Central Depot. AT last account
he was improving. The men were ar
rested ny Capt. Draper. Each accuses
the other with the shooting.
On Monday evening the bedy of a COL
ored woman was found on the farm Of
MIR. Wlll. Allen. A ball had passed
through the body just above the heart.
The Coroner was summoned, aud the
verdict was that she came to her death
from wound by q pIstol-shot at The
hands OF some one unknown TO the Jury,
HAMILTON.
Miss Michael, OF Miamlsburg, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Judge McKemy has tnew daughter,
and everybody III the family is happy.
Justice Sorter was presented Monday
night with bouncing boy, ana be is
happy.
MIR. Cal. McCracken, Of Oxford, a
prominent Granger, was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. John A. McClusky was yesterday
appointed executor of the estate or
Cooper, deceased.
b Yesterday had its breakdown on the
street railroad. II happened in front OF
heisai's store, on hIgh street.
The will OF Eliza Symmss was yester.
lay admitted TO probate, and Isaac
K. Davis appointed executor.
The Patroas OF Hus baudry and Farm
,rs' basket picnic VIII come of satur-
lay at the County Fair Grounds.
The l. y. o. f. OF Riley will dsdioate
heir new hall, winch mas been buiIt on
me site OF the one burned down last
'pring.
Robert Mckinney has been chosen
superintendent Of The United Presbyts-
ian sabbath-scbool, vice MI. Wm. Il
3rown, resigned.
The members of the Universalist |
jhurch and sunday.school will give a |
'asket picnic To-day on Pollock viii. |
on's Hill, west OF The olty.
Street Commissioner Krebs has re-
elved instructions from council to do
10 more work on the stree q than is ap-
oiutely necessary, as the street fund is
Xlausted.
The Board of County Commissioners
let Yesterday, when bids from The Gin
lnnati Bridge Company and from D. II,
Z. v. morrison, for the supersLructure
l bfldge over the canal near the Fair
rounds, we're received. The conlrnrL
'as awarded 10 d. II. d G. G. Morrison.
Aey being the lowest bidders. The
rldge ls 10 be completed by ssptem-
er 10. -
A German named Herman Gilbner n
tranger in the city, committed suicide
lohday night bJ jumptng from the Sus-
enston Brlugs lnLo the river, near The
rant mills. At lue Coroner's iuuue.t
Was ascertalned that the deceased
ad lived at Camp Washington; was a
inner ny trade, and was in quest of
nploy ment wnen lie came to TINS city.
- leaves q vile 10 whom lie adurssseu ,
letter during The afternoon OF the day
his death. The verdict OF the Ooro.
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