The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-15


The attention OF the police is called to
a crowd OF the worst kind OF loafers who
congregate nightly at the corner of Cen
trail avenue and Bellevue street, and
annoy the residents by throwing stones
in their yards. Sunday night a huge
boulder Was thrown through window,
demolisbing a splendid vase that was
standing on table and narrowly escap-
Ing one Of the inmates.
LEXINGTON. KY.
| Martin Mclaughlin was elected as
Keeper of the Wol k-house.
Mr.. D. D. Bell has returned from a
visit to Grab u chard Springs.
Miss Lulie jackson, of this city, is
visiting relations in Woodford.
The boys are having a gay old time
soaring people with their cork spiders.
The Baptist Association, which met
near ollckerWay yesterday, was largely
| attended.
Born. on Monday, Aug ust 10, to the
VIE OF /. T. Hornsey, a daughter
Florence Emily.
The Council met Monday night and
elected Benjamin MoMurtry as Chief OF
follce, and John Shannon was appoint
ed as his deputy.
Mr.. George Bond and family have re-
turned from Grab Orchard Springs,
where they have been staying week or
so Tor the benefit OF their hearth.
The trotting races will bo held in this
city, commencing on October and last
Ing i've days. There will be SC, 200 given
away in twelve purses-seven Of 500
and tlye OF $500.
Ihe Committee appointed by the CITY
Council to invite President HAYES to
VISIT this city during the week of the
EAR, ls composed of r. L. Anderson, II.
j.. Spear, William Estill and L. c.
Combs.
The stockholders of the Worlds Fair
met Friday and decided to have no more
fairs at this place. There were on hand
earnings to the amount of 81 800. 1t was
intended at first to present it to some
charitable institution, and Mr.. A. W.
Harrison made an application In behalf
of the Home of the FrIendless, but the
stockholders decided otherwise and di-
Vloed the money among themselves.
DAYTON. KY.
Jesse Arthur and Charley Thomas had
slight npleasantness, which was ad-
Justed, and now they are both so happy.
The dummies were started again this
morning with the spark-catche at
tached and new water tanks. Every
thing was going lovely, when collision
occurred at tue Bellevue switch, by
which the platform Of the Dayton Belle |
was badly smashed. The car on the
switch was started forward before the ]
other had cleared the single track. Two
mule cars we're put Gil ia place of the |
disabled dummy, but the damages are |
expected to be repaired during the day. |
BELLEVUE. KY.
A Murphy meeting will be held to- |
1t 3 O'clock.
The grand moonlight tomato party. to |
be held next Tuesday evening at The |
highlands, about four miles from here,
promises to be ii success, and will be at
tended by large crowd Of young peo-
pie from this place.
Marshal Ratlit requests all owners of
dogs VINO have not paid their taxes to
come up and do 80 at once and save ex-l
pense. After Saturday, 18Th inst, pro-
ceeulngs Will be taken against ali pal
Ties VINO have not paid, whep costs will
he added.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
The new Enterprise Stove Foundry is
in iull blast.
Mrs. DR.. John d. Gaines has gone to
the sea, shore.
, Our citizens must not forget that their
lrst duty Is to incorporate our village
!or special purposes. Nature and the
Railroad Company have done much for
Us. The rest depends on ourselves.
Considering the number OF church.po
my people The Sabbath day is poorly OBJ
served IN our village. 1t should be borne
IA mind that the habltual violation of
,he Sabbath is the certain road to ruin.
oar prisons, work.hou ses and peniten-
.Iaries stand as warning examples.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND,
Tne tuunury MOrkmen are still idle,
VIM. T. James, alias Colonel NJ Mulberry
Sellers, is mere looking alter our Woolen
nil.
Work on. the cutoff progresseth
'apidly since cutting Lnrougn tue lm-
nense quarry OF stone.
Professor Blake gives a grand organ
at Petersburg, Friday ana SAT-
lrday evenings, in Christian Chapel.
Will. Dobill, formerly Of this place, but
ate OF Chattanooga, Tenn, has moved /
'ack here, occupying the late residence
II }. +. SLoAlmau.
Miss Hattie Orrill, whom we men ;
Toned yesterday as being dangerously
II, died tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock
funeraJ services Thursday AZ " O'Clock |
M. at Al. Il. Churou. Her unlimely
departure is deeply deplored by her ill.,
rleDus. Ii
HAMILTON.
There Will be services ut both Presby-t
erian Churches next sabbath.
The condition OF William N. Hunte er
vas somewhat improved last night.
Thomas A. Men has withdrawn from
he race ior The homlnatIon of II tcorder.
Lieutenant Harry Knox, OF the u, 5.
army, Win his vile, Is Visiting MI. Jonn
!. ii aftIn. 0
Miss Jennie Sterrit and Miss Sallie
hlllllo, OF Glendale, are visiting Miss \
lay Vanderyeer. a
Miss l.. Sennekof, while out pleasure
ldlng. yesterday, mad her arm caught y
/ one VI the wheels oil the buggy and
rUken.
A little child of Mrs. William BRYANT a
esterday ieil from Lue uoor.sJep and q
roke It's collar-bone. DR.. kirkpatrick e
as called.
A team belonging to Christ. Papst ran o
" wayiana smashed up o mineral water h
ason. The Murphy beverage flowed a
eely and without price.