The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03

toned she acknowledged that she had hid
den the child where it was found. Where
it was finally inferred is not known. A case
of infanticide is presumed. A little inyesti-
CATION might reveal some facts.
LUDLOW. Ky.
From present indications the school
bonds will be beaten. and if so their defeat
may be justly charged to the indiscretion
of the self-styled friends of the measure.
]. w. B. Kelly, Esq, of Cincinnati, and
Vice President Of the Walden Ridge Coal &
Iron Company, of Cumberland, Tenn, was
in the city yesterday, looking after his in
terests hereabouts.
The Galaxy Dramatic Club have elected
the following excellent suit of officers
S. ]. Hedges President; J. Fl. Gravener,
Secretary; Homer Chisman, Business Agent;
g. G. Johnson, Manager; and Frank Evans,
Stage Manager.
sPKINGFIELD. o.
Mr.. Andrew Watt, Of the Republic, is at
Putin Bay.
Mrs. Horace Bushnell, of Cincinnati, is
visiting relatives here.
The old Courthouse building has been
sold for $55 80, the purchaser to remove it.
The County Commissioners went to
Waverly yesterday to look at building
stone.
| Captain A. F. Lewis, who lives in the
Second Ward, had his horse stolen Monday
night
The S., J. & P R. r. came off victorious
at Chillieothe yesterday, having the tempo
| rary injunction removed.
| Fent. Rhoderick, at Thomas, Ludlow &
Rodgers, had two of his fingers badly man.
gled on circular saw yesterday.
| On the opening of the Children's Home,
if it ever opens, twenty-eight children will
be transferred from our lnfrmary to that
institution.
Mr. Nee, who is employed in the Lagonda
shops, on last Monday had his hand SO cut
in universal wood-worker that he will
lose three of his fingers.
Tomorrow, early in the afternoon, the
Western Engine Company will make dis
play of throwing handling hose, &c, at the
corner of Factory and Washington streets.
| An unknown, one-armed man, supposed
to be from the Soldiers Home, was drowned
near the red bridge, on the c., S. e. c. r. R.,
late yesterday afternoon. The body was
taken to the Coroner's.
Seventh Regiment Band fete at the Monu.
ment Square tonight. An admission of 1(
cents will be charged at the gate, but a
ticket will be given good for that sum al
any of the tables Lodge 80, Knights OF
Pythias, will be in attendance in full uni
form.
The following is the order of the Murphy
procession for tomorrow: Seventh Regi
ment Band military, civic and benevolent
societies, Fire Department, city officials in
carriages, Father Matthew T. A. B. Society
visiting Murphy Clubs, Delegates from
Country Murphy Clubs in carriages and
wagons display of industries and trades
The line of march will be from Market
Space up High to Limestone, on Limestone
to Main, on Main to Yellow Springs, or
Yellow Springs to the Fair Grounds. The
procession will move at 10 a. m.
DAYTON. Ky.
Dummy No. 2 broke down ON her frs
trip this morning.
The members and friends of the Baptis
Church will have a picnic and church roll
call at Walkers Grove tomorrow, July
Fourth. The spot chosen is a most delight
full one, and has been the scene of many
very pleasant occurrences of similar char
acter.
Board of Education met at Lower School
house last night, the members all present
Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Reid and Mr. Winter,
stated the position of City Council in regarC
to school tax The Board then proceeded
to ballot for Principal, Miss Lizzie Leggc
and Prof George W. Weimer having beer
added to the list of applicants. After
twenty-one ballots without an election, the
Board adjourned to meet July 3lst at Upper
School