The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-23

beastlv drunk that they had to be carried
to the Station-house. They were fined Sl5 |
and costs each
HAMILTON.
In the Probate Court yesterday Christo-
pher Bart was appointed guardian OF Charles
and Mary Schunck, minors.
The remains of DR.. Berger who was
drowned near Lawrenceburg Ind, were
brought to this city yesterday and inferred.
Samuel Mars was yesterday appointed a
Special Sanitary Policeman, with full power
to arrest and order abatement of nuisances,
etc.
II. D. Smith, travelling agent for the Car
boized House of New York paid the city
visit yesterday, and tried to sell some OF his
wares to the City Council.
A reunion of the remaining members of
the Third Ohio Regiment was held yesier-
day in this city. Cannon doomed at sun
rise, noon and night, and seemed right war
like.
The large barn on the farm of Mrs. NJ. A.
CulberlSon, near Blue Ball, was entirely dc
stroyed by fire on Sunday night The loss
is estimated at S., 600. Insurance, 81 500 i'll
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company.
Yesterday morning lady named Rachel
Kooner was badly injured in attempting to
get of the train at North Hamil, on while
the train was in motion. She was taken to
the residence of Mrs. Pay, friend, to whom
she was going to repay avist.
A special meeting of the Board of Health
was held yesterday, and resolution passed
asking Council to instruct The City Solicitor
to prepare an ordinance to compel property
owners or occupants to keep the sidewalks
and cutters in front of their premises clean
and free from Instructions The city is not
kept in as good condition as when under
the old regime, and the contract system has
been found wanting since the weather be-
came 50 hot. 1t was this that necessitated
the appointment of the Special Sanitary
Policeman.
The famous Live Oaks of this city go to
Liberty, Ind, this morning to play match
game with the Stars of that village. On
Thursday they play the Middletown Club,
and on Saturday go to the classic village of
Oxford TO play match game.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Farmers are gr,rmbling at the low prices.
Representative Sullivan goes to St. Louis
on business trip this week.
Mr. Jewett and Mr.. Brooks residing near
the California Bridge, are suffering from
sunstroke. They are reported by DR.. Gaines
as improving.
LUDLOW. ky.
An ordinance reducing the salary of the
| Marshal and raising the ipend of the Mayor
is one OF the possibilities Of the near future.
That's what &. W. W. says.
The Masonic excursion next Thursday to
Kentucky River Bridge via c. S. Railway
bids fair to be one of the grandest affairs of
the kind thai ever left the Queen City for a
days pleasure in Dixie"
The following-named citizens have signi-
! fed their willingness to be elected City
Marshal: VIM. Turner, L. Flickinger n.
Points and d. Miller. So far E. A. Will
liams has no opposition for the Mayoralty.
A great many OF the citizens favor City
Convention, composed OF five delegates from
each ward. A bet er idea could not be put
+ forward. BY all means let us have u Con.
venlon that will select candidates to fill
the important offices that have given the
city 50 much trouble heretofore.
DAATON, KA.
Messrs. McGnniss, Van Patten, Hopper
and Brown addressed the Socialists at theil
meeting last night.
The English-spealling Catholics will meet
at the residence of VIM. Rose, in Lower
DIOohlyll, to-lllSlll, oll hllpoi tdhU ouSlilGo9
Toe Stevenson illuminated the whole
town with his smiles this morning. A ten
mound bov. lust arrived, was the source O.
his deliph,'
LEXINGTON. XIV.
A little more life is manifested il our cit,
since we have had breeze OF fresh air.
Lookout boysl A new and novel use O
frerrackers was tested on Sunday morning
r a..
NJ L. .. iiiciiel Vi ~ tiie urn t; " a lie'o,
q l.ailcaS er, I' 4ulVe ILL a' lis nolAle VI
oprlhg street.
We are happy to inform the Bar an'
many friends of Mr.. j. Soule Smith that h
Is conValesceht'
Newberry & Crystal have the contract t.
make and complete the iron work of tn
new Courthouse in Nicholasville.
Rro " It Hobs is very bannv indeed
and we can't blame him, The new one is
fine bow, The score now stands five t,
one
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not have an excursion train or two. we cal
not tell The people of the northern Dor
ton of the CITY are anxious to patroniz