The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31


known sable colored Amazon, Ann Franly,
as the leader. The air resounds for squares
around with their vile slang, which is kept
up all night long. Respectable residents in
the neighborhood are obliged to keep their
doors and windows closed at night and say
they will be forced to move to other quar-
ters unless this outrage is stopped.
Clarence Richardson and Howard Graham
broke the seal of freight car at Worthwhile
Station last night. Jim Fuller, conductor
of the train, discovered the would-be thieves
in the act, and with the assistance of others
locked them in the car and brought them
to this city. On the arrival of the train at
7 this morning Officer Boyd took them in
charge. They were brought before Judge
Geisler who held them in the sum of 81 900
each for hearing Friday morning after
which they will be transferred back to Car
roll County where the deed was committed.
SPKlNGFlELD. q.
Hon. F. J. Oglevee was in Columbus yes
terday.
Mr.. Quincy A. Petts has returned from
Putin Bay.
P. B. Martin now has his office in Star
retts new building
John Lohner and John Wilson have put
in plate-glass fronts .
Capt A. P. Steele has received letters
pa ent for grain seeder.
The Duquesne Blues now have their
State regulation uniforms.
This city is in very bad condition and
should be cleaned up Immediately.
District Convention tomorrow. 1t is
thought that General Keifer will be nomi-
mated.
Mr.. Charles S. Kay, of the Leffell Me-
chanical News, left yesterday for an ex-
tended tour through the Northwest.
HAMILTON.
Judge McKemey is lying quite sick.
Mrs. Beesley, of Wyoming, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Col. Campbell.
The Hamilton Musicale yesterday pic
ncked at Campbells Island.
John Witherrow was yesterday appointed
guardian of David Morningstar a minor.
Philip Hughes yes erday treated the Sta
tion-house boys to a basket of fine large eat
ing apples.
Mrs. Katie G. Minor and party of friends
go to Ea on to-day to attend a private pic
mic at that point.
Almon Davis, of Liberty Township has
come out as an independent candidate for
County Treasurer.
A match game of baseball was yesterday
played between the Basn-street men and
the Depot boys. The score stood Basin
street l5 Depot 49,
Miss Jennie Fraber and her friend Miss
Mount who have been paying Miss Mollie
Owens visit, returned to their home at
Milford yesterday
The Republicans of the First Ward will
meet tonight at the Engine-house to select
delegates to the Congressional Convention,
to be held next Saturday in this city.
A petition was yesterday filed by Mrs.
the late James G. Beckett. Samuel F. Hunt
and General Ferd. Vanderveer for Mrs.
Cox.
Mrs. Rachel Conert, who was injured
while attempting to get off a northward
bound train, at the North Hamilton Station
on the G., H. q D. Road, short time since,
yesterday filed her petition asking some
s., 600 damages for injuries received.
LUDLOW. Ky.
Godfrey Park, the candidate for magis-
terial honors, is favorite here.
The dark horse for the Mayoralty is
need it all.
Daniel Miller, an old and highly-respected
citizen, is soliciting the suffrage of his fell
low-cilizens for the Marshalship.
At the citizens meeting last Saturday
night E. A. Williams and VIM. Turner
were the choice for Mayor and Marshal
Ourown immortal G. Washington w. made
a stunning speech the other night for Berry
Hardin's opponent, who was too bashful to
"spake," even at "Nicks"
Lawrence Flckinger is an independent
candidate for City Marshal. 1t is safe to
state that Larry repudiates all connection
with the late Convention"
The many friends of Fx-Councilman
Henry Barr will be glad to hear that that
gentleman arrived safely at his destination,
Atlantic City, New Jersey, where he went
to recruit his health.
At an election held by the Kenton Light
Guards at Armory Hall the following-named
gentlemen we're elected commissioned otfi-
GERS: John Grace, Captain; James H. Barr,
First Lieutenant; Adolph Haut Second
Lieutenant
LEXINGTON. KY.
On Thursday the Lexington Baseball
Club will go to Paris'to play the Mutuals.
1t is reported that the Texas cattle fever
has reached East Hickman. Mr. ]. w.
Berry has lost eleven cattle from this much
dreaded disease.
On Monday Deputy Rogers arrested Jas.
McMurtry, who was indicted at the May
term of Court for perjury. Up to this time
he has successfully evaded the officers He
thinks he will go clear on the charge of
Died, in this city, on Sunday night, at
his mothers residence on Second street,
Lindsay, youngest son of Mrs. James L.
Searls. Up to Saturday he appeared to be
in his usual health A heavy blow to his
mother.
During one night last week. after begin
ming to thresh his wheat, Mr.. Payne, of
Scott County, left his sacks at The thresher
which caught fire during the night, destroy
ing large number of sacks and great
deal of wheat.
Wesley Williams whose trial for cutting
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