The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10

States InIantry-six officers and thirty
one men-ColOne, Floyd Jones in CON-
mGnd. An Ordnance Sergeant is the
enly soldier now in Newport Barracks.
The following is the official count oil
the vote of Campbell County, August 9:
State Treasurer-James G. Tate CD. y
{. 033, j. II. Trabune Il. }, 65.
State Senator-A. s. Berry (D.), 1893;
Representative y f., Ii. NORM (D.),
1891; 7. NJ. Hlll %. }, C6G; VIM. Hasson
a., 324; T. 7. Bartow Il. }. 99l; J. L
Young |. }, 1856; W. W. Poe, 4.
WINToN PLACE.
The Wlntons defeated the Peabodys
of MadisonviIe in game of baseball
yesterday by score OF At TO l9. The
game was brilliant one, though the score
was large. Several double plays oc-
CURED, and the hardest hitting of the
season was displayed. The filth and
ninth innings were especially famous
for two and three-base hits. The Pea
bodys played a neat game, and are u
gentlemanly ball team. A painful but
not a seEous accident happened to the
pitcher of the Wintons ia the fifth in
ming, but he soon recovered and played
in his position. the Peabodys could
not hit yhe Wintons pitcher, and there
tore were weak at the stick. Their ield
playing was as good as usual.
LUDLOW. KY.
The Southside Item is the name of
bran new weekly that will make its ap-
pearance here next Saturday.
The friends of the Workingman's
ticket are determined that there shall
be no shenanlgan about the late elec-
| tion. The election OF Goodenough and
maUllirp nSInraI III foo
this locality. "Glye us fair count"
that Is all.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Messrs. Geuoway, Pl lars and Tedrow,
as Committee. are good appointments.
They know how to talk to The boys.
At short session OF Council last
night, no business of much Importance
was transacted. The dog tax is due
will be looked after by the Mayor.
Mr.. Charles Swager. lately OF the Day.
ton Street Railroad, has gone into the
express business between Dayton.
Bellevue and Cincinnati. Charley is
gentleman, and will do well In his new
business.
The Murphy meeting last night was
not attended by as large crowd as
usual but the interest taken in it by
some OF our best citizens speaks well for
Its future success. An Executive Com
mlttee was appointed consisting of
three young ladies and three gentlemen,
who Will do good work among their
friends. "A meeting will be held on Sun
day evening.
DAYTON. KY.
The picnic of the .Twilights at Mount
Lookout was very successful affair in
all respects. 1t was attended not only
by a large number OF young people from
this city, but by many from Cincinnati,
Walnut Hills and Mount Auburn, all of
whom give the committee great credit
tor the excellence Of the arrangements
which assured such pleasant time.
Three dummies were required 10 bring
down the party.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Goldsmith Maid will trot at the Gym
thiaua Fair.
Coal is selling in Georgetown for 1s
cents per bushel.
Miss Katie Wallace is visiting friends
in Mount Ste ing.
Gen. d. s. Goodloe has returned from
visit to Lou svljle.
Mrs. Hollenkamp and family are visit
lbS hieHuS Ill CoVlDRbOn.
Mrs. Mary Royster, OF this city, is Wis
iting relatives III Midway.
Ennis Bell was arrested Thursday for
grand larceny and sent to jail.
Gen. William Preston and family left
yesterday Ior Crab Orchard Springs.
Miss Mary Prott, OF Shelbyville, is
visiting Miss Minnie Plunckett, in this
city.
Mr.. John Brand fell from tree at th 9
Towers Thursday, and broke one of mis-
ribs.
George Cloaks, a desperate, was ar
rested In this city Thursday for rob
berry.
Attempts were made Thursday TO
break into the residences Of Mr.. Bush
Castleman and MIR, Thomas Cassell,, but
did not succeed.
One day last week thieves stole two
hogs from Mr.. j. Nj. FAra. The thieves
were tracked 10 this city, bat have not
been arrested.
HAMILTON.
A. J. Cook, Esq, Of Cincinnati, was In
the city yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Kennedy is expected to
preach III tue United Presbyterian
church Sunday morning anu evening.
There was rumor current in the city
yesterday that Mrs. Andrew Price, VI
seven Mile, had died from dose Of
arsenic.
james Stewart, the U. s. Express
Agent who was hurt Monday nIgnt by
being thrown from his buggy, IL i'm
proving.
The funeral of Miss Belle Robinson
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her father
near Yilcennes, Ind.
The annual meeting Of tho Butler
County Teachers InsIltute VIII he lie d
In the First Ward School-house, beglu-
ing Monday, August 70. No charge is
made for Instruction.
Lou. j. Beauchamp is becoming quite