The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12
terday was very small and livestock sales

teT3ay was very sIbdlt siu bhS SeoOh soieS
| poor.
The negroes of this city and county are
taking hold of the National Party. =.
The ladies of the NJ. +. Church, South,
will. give a raspberry supper Wednesday
night next. All are invited.
A man riding good looking mule was
arrested by officer III. r. Atchison yester-
day morning. In the evening telegram
was. received asking about the animal. I"
"Here's your mule" . . -
CALIFORNIA;.
The rain last Sunday. evening did great
deal of damage to our hillsides.
| We will publish some gratifying news in
relation to our special school district in q
few weeks.
The picnic Season at Parker Grove began
late this year. There will be "a number of
picnics this month.
DIR. Livington had very serious attack
Of cholera morbus, and had it not been for
the timely treatment Of Dr. Gaines he would
not now be with us.
/ SPHANGFIELD. q.
Mr.. P..J. Cole will soon open grocery
store in the old stand of Funk on Market
street.
4hlno ILlLniC NlIl vi cdulLJ W., 10 Nlb-
iting here, the guest of Major and Mrs.
Hanna. -.
Oherhn College has conferred the degree
of A. M. upon Mr.. I. J. Pringe. Mr.. Prin-
gle is graduate of the class of 62.
There will be an excursion over the Mar
row-gauge to Washington G. H., under the
auspices of the Universalist Church, to-mor.
row. Trains leave at a. m.
Jasper Ward, run over by G., c., c. & l.
freight train, and Herman Miller injured
by the falling of q bank, have both died
within week at the County Intirmary.
At the last meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation the colored question was continued,
protests, &C.. were heard. It was decided
to go on with the proposed Improvements
on the Pleasant-street house. A.committee
of three was appointed Ito Investigate (nst
limited) charges made against James Piles
the Principal The following Janitors were
elected: South house, T. j.. Monahan; West,
John Hartford; East, r. j. Ottstott; North
c. H. Budd; Central, Samuel Christy
Pleasant-street, Samuel Huffman.
John Lankenau and son have. been arrest
ed for abusing Mrs Lankenat. There is al
legged to be some very cruel and lewd cir
cumstances connected with this case. Mrs
ASsthhSiihu W No llicciiS lcI SOluC llluc yes
terday morning, and was found hid in an
old trunk, where she says she had fled to
get away from the father and son. She is
about sixty-six years of age The Lanke-
naus are locked UP. .:
The parade by the f. M. L. s. was well
attended, 1t consisted of: Grand Marshal,
John Donahue; carriages containing dele
gates, four-horse wagon filled with children,
Vances Reed Band of Urbaha, st. Johns
L. A. B. Society of tile same place, Friendly
Sons of st. Patrick, Knights of st, Patrick,
Seventh Regiment Band, Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Temperance Cadets, and Father
Mathew Society, of this place =
DAYTON, KN.
There is some indignation at City Council
on account of the course pursued towards
the public schools
Marshal Stamper, of Dayton, yesterday
arrested Scott Fowler on charge of per-
jury upon warrant sworn out by Mayor
Gunnison. Fowler has done much service
for his State, having served five years in the
Ohio Penitentiary and term in the Cincin-
natl Work-house. The evidence against
him is strong.
HAMILTON.
- Zion's Church and Sunday-school will
:. Attorney John V. Campbell of Eaton,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. L. D. Campbell and Colonel James
Z. Neal are Trustees of the Miami Univer-
sity at,this point ''
The Trustees. of Miami University will
hold their annual meeting next Wednesday
atthe Office of the Secretary at Oxford
Flenncrs Grove, near Woodsdale, is the
place selected for the Hawthorne Club as a
picnic ground, and the goth instant as the
time.
Application was yesterday made by Sher-
iff Thomas to have Harry Trebby, an in
mate of the County Jail, sent to the Reform
School.
Quite number of the prominent Repub-.
licans of the city and county. went to Gin
cinnati to-day. to attend the Republican
State Convention.
A.. special train of seven cars will leave
this point for the Sofliers' Home next Fri
day, on the occasion of the reunion of the
93d Regiment O. V. /. Round-trip tickets
only 81.
The Board of County Commissioners met
yesterday. Bills to the amount Of 1924 "a.
were passed. The petition of L. N. Bon
ham and seventeen others asking for the es-
tablishment of free turnpike road in the
of Oxford was granted, and
R. II. Dewitt, Thomas Coulter and l.. N.
Bonham appointed Commissioners of said
road. The same gave bond in the sum of
81 O00 aach