The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-02
came in collision VITA a number Of cars
lett standing on the track.
BELLEVUE, ky.

miTed last evening py tne Couhclimen IL,
who think it is piece OF good woI kman-
ship and is a credit TO Messrs. StraIer d
Nixon.
Mr.. Seymour said he would help the
town all be could If il put down a new
sidewalk in place of the present board
walk, and would remove his fence as
soon as the Council desired.
Council met last evening, all members
present except MIR. Taphorn. Minutes
OF previous meeting being read and APP
proved, all sundry bills were ordered
paid. The janitress' bill brought on
little discussion between Messrs. Hob
son and Danky. The monthly reports
were received and filed. The Bellevue
Dancing Club were granted the use OF
The School Hall on the same conditions
as last year. The last note on the School
house loLs, amounting TO $500, was or
dered paid. The improvement Com
mittee reported on that sidewalk on
Fairfield avenue, which has been dis
grace to the town Tor long time, as fol-
| lows: That Messrs. Lewis, Seymour ana
Hahn were out on the sidewalk over
three ieet. A resolution was offered
giving those parties who owned the
| property thirty days to remove the OBJ
struction, which was adopted, all men,
bers voting yea. Adjourned.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The crossings on Third and Broadway
| are under repairs.
G. B. Kinkead, Esq, who has been i'll
| Tor some time past, has SO far recovered
as to be out OF any immediate danger.
Mr., John Rogers. n well.known and
| highly respected CIT zen, and a member
Of the police force OF this city, departed
| this life on Wednesday evening.
| Frod uorrsov eon ~ our wall knot,r
| .1 nt-,n.'I n-oi Aim Ion VI G", NJ ~
nnrno1 rot,nG 1vima yG,1,N, !" Sam.aoss
90 tho io"H" of ~ tho W9iIoaa
W Kan,ok Hn tm ITinoro;t,
dav avnnIn% ahHni \ n;cIorlT ~ Two stu-
dents, VINO conveyed nm TO- ms lathors
yiva M raosnn No to what had co,,sah
1Iig atronge attach as ha vaSnoi srh.
jecJ to fits Of any kind. He recovered
his senses shortly after he was found,
but could give no account as to now
long he was lnsensiDie.
A convention OF the Sbort.horn
breeders of the United States as.
sembied at the Opera-house Wednes-
day morning. The meeting was called
p o. oluel az ~ UeloGS '; CA., "a. NJ. w % tne
leol"ent' tloH, D"f IA HhiiStie' ", va,
'"tIU' "mu oon' DeSn"' ~ llal - i9Un 3Dn
convention to Knnt,Io,.y arfnr whjch
the President read IN address,. On mo.
| of Mr. pinITralI al IIinnio thn address
vI,s rotarrad fo mo onnronriota nom.
mittee tn ronsiIer and rennrt unon IFS
rnmmamdsIionS S"ma fnrthar busi.
nos vac thon transacted and the meat.
ing adjourned to 2 O'Clock. Addresses S
were delivered by the following gentle-
men: Judge henry CraVef, OF thalaha !;
A. "A. " 9'eEehSoh, ol "teehc2stle; mt )
,n,,,,,. o,d H E5S",,d "Hu, of Msrnar a =
ter ,yiiinh To oHMwontionn ediourned tilI
vns,aTdav morning
| LAWRERCEBURG. IND.
| The funeral of Johnnie Hatz takes
| place at Hardentown to day,
Nrs uorri.k r,,tbar-ir.low of Rem
| 4onld dind vastarGav of oonsumntion,
urs n sIoter or InaiananoIis is
,,initimn raiatiwns at this nIaca this
naar
/ Dr. "A. ~. flagg, OF ClnGihnat1, WIN
S1"nn Snmaar w. VIZ " a.
,
| III. H. NJ hyle, u MaucneStel, Wno
mas Deer dangerously III, was lepoiteu
no oeIIei yesterday.
| The steamer Ben. Franklin spent
nearly ali Gay yesterday Just ABOVE thls
! she h,G rnn auround dnrin~ Yesterday
| mnrnino;. hnavv iog. IT. ronIIired the
assisLaHce of Two or three sieamers to
| get her off
nayToE. XIV
1 It,.
itnj sIocf oC The new Music Hall viii be
r1ndv in a row davs
A..
uica vonng man charred win cnrrvinr
nonc3aIad wpnnnns. He has skinnr1
tnp town
woman with q douhle barrelod
chnl o,un was nnssenpar m one nf tbr
Iuvoneins IaSt aysnInps Severai vounp
men left their seats Immediately to make
room for her.
Lewis J. Paul who was thought to
he seriously Injured by falling through
n hutchway on Wednesday, is much
better. There were no bones broken,
nor were there any internal injuries.
Frank Sutton, the man with the "wlte
I,at," is now a resident at Dayton Frank
has both eyes on the position OF Frlncl'
pal OF the First District och0ol, Covlng-
ton. made vacant Dy the relhoFal Oh W.