The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-06

! LA AA"hhNCEbOhO5I " IND.
! E. q. Burkam, Esq, OF New York, is
visiting bis son Joseph at this place this
week.
Dick Ennis, the champion Murphy
worker, stopped of at this place last
evening to see his boys.
Johnny Morris is up 1t Cambridge CITY,
Indiana, attending examination as an
applicant Tor the Annapolis cadetship.
Tue unanimous wish OF the friends OF
johnny is that he may secure the ap.
polnlment.
At the last Council meeting the old
PARK bonds, sold by Yourtee, :he old
foundry man, were taken up and new
ones issued; and it is now understood
thas WORK VIII Commence on the foundry
next Monuay.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Who is elected-Bush Tarlton or Web.
ster?
Governor McCreary was in town Sat.
urday.
The churches were largely attended
yesterday.
Thomas Mitchell has returned from
the East, looking ID great deal better.
General Goodloe and Judge Buckner
ana wlte are visiting at Grab Orchard
Springs.
The Irish National Benevolent Asso-
clatlon meets tonight at its hall, on
short street, at O'Clock.
MI. j. K. Morris, residing on Maxwell
street, Will sell ali Of his furniture at
puDllc auction on next Wednesday.
Hon. j. c. s. Blackburn spoke to a
large crowd Of both Democrats and Re.
puDllcans at South Elknorn, Saturday,
Miss Rebecca McMullen, of San Fran.
cisco, and Miss Jennie Vansant, of
Flemmingsburg, are visiting the Misses
Cosby, OF this city.
Captain Jonn Geary and family, to-
gether with the Misses Julia and Kate
OHearn, have returned from crab
orchard Springs much improved by
their trip.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mn. VIM. Thee, Jr., left Yesterday for
Louisville to take charge OF d DEPART
ment in the Iron and Pipe Foundry OF
Mr.. Dennis Long, OI that place.
A crowd of young men coming down
Berry avenue last night made u great
zeal too much noise, and we would re-
spectlully call the attention Of the Mar
shal, as we believe there is an ordi-
nance against such unbecoming con-
duct.
The School Hall was crowded last
evening in the interest OF the Murphy
movement. Ihe meeting was addressed
by several well-knOWn workers in THAI
cause. About dozen signatures were
obtained 10 The pledge. Meetings will be
hefd at The same piace Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
A few nights ago two young men from
Cincinnati thought proper to come to
TINS side OF the river to have swim.
ana accordingly dirested themselves OF
their clothes and went into the river to
enjoy a cool bath, but when they re-
turned to the shore were surprised to
hnu their clothes gone. A sneak lhiefl
lAd come along ana heiped nimsell. One
OF Cle suits contained a silver watch
and $40 i'll money. 1t is Unnecessary 10
say how the young lnen got nome.
HAMILTON.
MIR. Frank Mas, OF the Chi cago Times,
Is III the city YISltIpg friends. |
Mr.. aui Mrs. james E. Campbell leave
for trip East and TIE sea coast Lo-mor-
row morning.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met Saturday. The leLLing Of sev.Ta1
bridges IN different parts Of tie county |
Engaged thelr attention.
The mule that was found few DAYS
since beaten to death On the SpringdaIe |
turnpike belonged TO muu in SPRING
ieid. 1t is supposed the driver Of the
same was insane at the time the beating
was done.
Mrs. William L. Brown, who had so
ar recovered as 10 be able to be removed
20 her nome in this city. has had a re.
apse and Is agatn very i'll at Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Skiliman, seventy years of
'ge. died yesterday morning. She was
'ne mother Of Mr. James Skillman, on
he c., II. & d. Road. Size died suddenly
IT hoart disease.
Rev. Dr. French, of Cincinnati. acted
's Moderator at the United Pres byter-
an Congregational meeting Saturdal,
It which meeting IA unanimous call was
made TO Che hey. Dr.. Kennedy, oil
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