The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
DAYTON, KY.


lot adjacent to tue Mayors office.
Mrs. n. j. johnson and Miss Sallie e.
Marsh are attending the X 9nton County
Baptist Association that is in session al
anton Station.
The marriage of prominent young
couple was announce 10 take place last
evening, but, owing to some misunder'
standing, it has been postponed until
sprung, TO the great disappointment OF
numerous gOssipers.
The man arrested by Marshal Stamper
some days ago and afterwards released
was not EX-Mayor JOering, but a very
different person. Tne report that it
was he EX-Mayor WAS originated by an
unreliable reporter OF morning paper.
Tue Ex-Mayor Is a law-ablding Citizen,
who is more liable to go to the Legisla.
ture than to be arrested fOf disorderly
conduct.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The Aurora Fair is i'll progress this
week. Abiiah Hayes has ali his fast
stock there.
Our Athletic Baseball Club played
with the Ludlows yesterday and de.
ieated them Dy the score OF 8 10 8.
Elder Shaw is now conducting his
meetings in the Y. NJ. e. A. Hall, with
large audiences aud good interest.
ln Court yesterday the docket was
called, and the Grand Jury ordered to
convene in special session to-day. Grim.
lnal cnses Will come up ior trial the first
OF next week.
Judge Roberts failed to put in an ap-
pearance Monday, caused by his being
required at Madison as a witness in the
ministerial trial OF Reagan. Judge Addi.
sou Williams opened Court, and but lit
lie business was transacted.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Court day in tnis city Monday.
Miss Russie Hill has returned from a
visit 10 May svllle. ~
Born, to the vile of VIM. Vorhies, Sep
tember 4, daughter. ., .-g
The great London Circus will exhibit
in Lexington September20.
MAJOR John S. Clark has returned
from Saratoga looking well and hearty,
Mrs. Patterson, eXecutrix, will con-
tlnue her sale OF furniture on Monday
next.
About eight hundred colored families
left Yesterday on the Southern Railroad
Married, at St. Pau's Church, Septem-
Der 4, MI. JOnn Schully to Miss Anne
Conway, boh Ot tnis city.
News was received Guesday of the
death Of another OF Mr.. Henry BeIl's
sons. This is the second within about
day Or two.
HAMILTON.
The Emerson Grub meets Saturday
night at the residence Of Calvin Skin
ntr, Esq.
Mis-. A. NJ. Matthias was yesterday
appointed guardian Of Lutte j., William
and Lily Matthias, minors.
The Uniyersaiist Church social meets
this evening ut the residence oIMrs. r.
N. Andrews, Fourth Ward.
William LefiAr, an aLtache ofthe u, 8,
Express Company, severely injured The
pam ofhis right hand witn,a nail.
Z. e. Conckliu was yesterday an.
pinted administrator with the viii an.
neXGd of the estate Of Jacob Matthias.
deceased.
The social of the Episcopal Church
will I've held Tuesday evening next, The
time was omitted IN last evenings re-
port
The will of Harriet Moon, deceased
OF OX'ord, was yesterday admitted to
ana her husband, Milton Moon.
appointed executor.
Hon. John Mcmahon, of DAYTON. will
address me Democracy on the lin inst,
at JacksOnburg This meeting viii omen
The Campaign III Butler County.
The stone work on the bridge near the
q hu
everything 6 is now ready for the suuer.
structure, which will be put up in d few
days.
Amos Wigner, a millwright employed
Al murphy " oortmaRs mil, yesterday
1au one OF his hands badly crushed by
oelhs caught between pulley and a
post near which he was working.
. Last night Ii. Thillman, constable of
oommerYllle, arrived In the CITY from
cincinnati with one hi ey, whom he had
for stealing the set of harne
III Monday night last from The barn of
)ohn Douglass, near Oxford.
Thomas r gan, Tuesday night, arrest.
I'd John Thompson in Cincinnati and
'rougnt him to the city, upon a charge
u stealing $l5O anu an overcoat from a,
!. Jones, la mer near New London, Tor
nom hompson mad been working. His
rial will be held Saturday next.
Yesterday David Sample, a member
If the Bohrd OF County Commission.
rs for the past three years, and
candidate Tor reelection on
he Democratic ticket, rendered his
esignatlon. The Board refused TO con-
iler it, and SO the matter stands for
he present. Mr.. Sample gives no
easOns for his actions and all ls sur
Mise as to What could have induced him
. do 50.
Tho authorities, whose business it is.
houid see to it that the space between
ne rails OF the street railway are filed
Up. 1t is almost Impossible to
ross the track without injury to vehi-
,al at any point on the east side of the
fridge. The driving public are becom-
ng justly indignant aud ii something Is
loI done soon there may be trouble Of
erious nature.
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