The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-02

or have water cOnnecuOHs nlaue WIFI IhS
residences, alleging that their cisterns are
filled and they have no use for the muddy
river water The Water-works Board
threaten to tear up the pipes unless the res
idents comply at once.
Officers Connolly, Martzolf and Creighton
and Lieutenant Cottingham made raid on
the notorious negro ranch on Front street,
near Saratoga about l o'clock this morning, .
and succeeded in arresting Jennie Garrett, n
Mol. Morton, Annie Smith, Lizzie Norton,
Carrie Cassidy, Vim. Cassidy, Joe Wilson, I
Charles Morton, Miles Cassidy and John
Bailey The charge against them is dis |
orderly conduct. The trouble last night
which led to the arrest was caused by a SOL
dier named DOYLE, who in company with
a sable-colored daisy named Jennie Simms
" whom Doyle brought with him from
Georgia, paid a visit to the ranch on Front
street. About II o'clock two
notorious negroes, named Dick Wilson
and Eli Graham who are inmates of the
ranch, returned home, and on seeing Doyle
attacked him and beat and cut him in
shocking manner, after which they took to
their heels and up to this time have not
been captured. The other parties arrested
had their cases continued until tomorrow
morning. Doyle was taken to the Barracks
Hospital.
HAMILTON.
| A. J. Dinners new restaurant will be
opened to the public this week.
The Irving Club will give its annual pic
mic tomorrow in Hunters Grove near
Seven Mile.
Mrs. joyce wife of United States Collec-
tor Robert Joice is lying seriously ill at her
home in Venice.
Ernst Bender, who has been absent in
California for three years, has returned
home in good health.
County Treasurer Fl. II. Jones has kindly
concluded to give the tax payers another
ten DAYS and will not enforce the five per
cent penalty until after July 10th.
James NJ. Stricken yesterday filed his peti-
ton against A. Fulkerson, asking for $1,000
damages for assault, which disabled plalntlfl
and caused him to be confined to his bed.
Owing to local celebrations at points
where companies of the Ohio National
Guards are located the picnic and ceIebra-
ton to have been held at the County Fair
Grounds for the Fourth Regiment has been
postponed.
Joseph L. Kelley, of Middletown, was be-
fore the Board of Equalization yesterday.
He returned no property for taxation, cX-
cept his household goods when it is known
he is quite wealthy. Last year the Board
added some $780,
CALIFORNIA;
There wiz be a neghbOrhood picnic at
Parker Grove on the Fourth of July.
Christian Alex. Man was buried on Sat
, urday at East W4inut Hills Catholic grave
yard.
; Mrs. Barthoomai who died of apoplexy,
was buried last Saturday. The funeral
services were held at the NJ. E. Church, and
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. J. f. Webe, a
, Lutheran minister from the city. Attend
ance was large.
, BELLEVUE, Ky.
, Edward Buckhoff, the eye insurance
| young man whom the Enquirer spoke o.
' on Sunday, does not live in Bellevue, a!
stated.
A A number of ladies from the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, of Cincinnati
D., will address the Sons and Daughters otIem
s perance on Thursday night.
e The picnic of the Murphys at Parlo
$ Grove, yesterday, was attended by larg
d and sociable crowd of people. From mum
o Der of those present we learn that it wa
e one of the best conducted affairs they eve
:, attended. The day being hot did not dete
= the gay and happy young folks from enjoy
S ing their ever popular dancing amusements
The whole affair passed off so pleasantly t.
S all concerned, that it was the best picni
a that ever left Bellevue.
;, LEXINGTON. XIV.
a q Died June 2Sth, 1878. of cholera morbus
a Eddie infant son of Augustus and Salli
d Dallman.
d The great Louisville race, between Tc
a( rtb bu will tnlf
l. place next Thursday.
'rr Miss Sallie Loud, lately from France,
d very i'll at the residence of her brother-l
q law, DR.. J. II. Floore.
We understand that Rev. J. H. Bekker
who has been 50 i'll for some time, leaves tt
day in company with T. J. Danahy for Cra
Orchard Springs.
a While the excursion tothe Towers Satu
day was a source Of great enjoyment to ou
t. citizens it left the unfortunate Charterer {
the train minus $40.
N The Lexington Fair comes off in Angus
In addition to the usual exhibition of s'ocl
40 we are to have rife feshooting match and
% grand field parade Of militia
= We would be pleased to see the otht
10 Churches of our city follow the example
{ the Centenary NJ. E. Church, and give Il
children Of their SabDath-schools nix
Or picnic.
IL A pleasure walk to the cemetery, Sunda
evening, revealed the fact that from fly
at hundred to one thousand persons visit tbi
r. beautiful and sacred place each Sunda
evening when the weather is fair.
IS An interesting lecture will be delivere
a at the Broadway Christian Church lie.
Friday evening By Mr.. G. f. Shishmania
R. of Armenia. Subject "Mohammedanisr
h, as it is now Read, Taught and Preached
~ Admitance 25 cents.
On Thursday night last a burglar mac
oil an attempt to enter the house of Mr.
ed Jackson on the corner of Constitution al
tie Spruce streets. He had pryed open a wi
dow-shutter but in 50 doing he awakened
90 young lady visiting at the house, wi
TS ,In raised an ALARM and the wouldbe burgl
,d fled
At regular meeting of Covenant Lodg
;Io l. O. O. f., held Saturday evening" JuI
bo 29th 1878, the following officers were elect
~ ,f-. to serve the ensuing term: J. G. Monitor