The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-15

IN, &c I,Ihn (,nglpr' ENGINEER Sl.
mons; Stoker, Wm. Warrington; Pipeman, Ed
Ogden. " nr;,,o. - pooI Matt Hunt. |
iSompa''g HoN no. uaggeman Vi i''e''
Company No. 4.Driver of Reel; Tom Martin;
PiPPeman, Joseph Meyers leiesfaph opef"'or' jus
o. Mr. Cn,ye moved IN confirm the appointments.
Mr. Blakely substituted by appointing Edward
Ogden Henry Mock, mos Mats' N' ore neIu Tharins
and r zoo WeThert John Niehaus. Charles Paine
and John Mauer removed
Substitute carried.
r,ans e recnmmended the passage of the ordinance
for the improvement of the first alley north OF
Martin, running from Scott to Greenup streets. IT'S
Council on moaon' aaJoufhou uli'ii iieA' nui'-
ia! neii" los. HERNIES.
Chairman of Committee on Printing.
Attest; GEO. H. DAWSON, Clly |lerA'
NEWFoNH
Alice Train by Judge Berry TINS morning.
In the County Court this morning VIM.
Alexandria was granted his naturalization
papers,
cooroo North Eso Of Salt Lake CITY.
IrtoL 10 na,,;nc visit to friends in
Snnt f''7
Ne"p0i ,.,o
Ihe triends OF James hlillkenpea[u le eor aie lia
arranging lof Plch,c 10 !ahe pia'o ontI NJ, iiA'
oeiiohO e'o O"u ui'i''' 0'N ~ '-'
Rev. Father Bent returned Saturday and
resumed his labors yesterday as pastor OF
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The employees of the blast furnace at
Swift's Rolling Mill refused to go TO work
tins morning. on account Oh 'he lii'eilSe
neat
A. W: Howard MED a SUIT IN the CnaIcery @
court inlS morning or ulfoioe iioiiI i,lf ,e
wlle, OllVe "A. HOWARD, OH Ihe srouilu VI
aoailuoiiiien''
hutch. waters was piouen' " INC 1l"
eloll-nouse py pliioele iiy M "nG To;
ABOUT cloch laS. liisIi lol ia'' af t"n
seheiTny M ~ stroots S,e MS n Jnnrn;ro TndSe
Geisler fined him So and costs
,.-,.. ,oa vo.o po,,oro Lotto
an lI''iiail yin ilaiieu m''tt n.' I'll
from l+0uisvlile' T h1w ',Ipp'ns tfpt ",r
n,an o,tragod bnr in a skiff in the Ohio
, Piver Sotmrdov nipht The pirl charged
tLo or;n,a - 6scar RavInss alias Uumnv
lao Taol and sa;d half dozen Others
ossSiod in taking her off This morning
the police of Cincinnati and Newport
arrested at the foot of Lawrence
street Oscar Bayless, alias Humpy
Jack, John Piatt. John Carr and Henry
! Strader They were taken before Squire
Buchanan, but on account OF absense OF
, witnesses the cases were continued uhtil
tomorrow morning.
LEXINGTON. kH.
Another lost horse at Sheleys stable &c
and get him.
Mrs Miller the clever timers wife, VIC
learn, is qaite i'll.
Youro 1adies when having their fortune,
told had better see that the windows are
down dow ,' and the doors closed before the dame
! beo;ns to talk
l
, lhoMas a. Noolley, I1e ceieorateu DutGi w.
coiheuiaii, saEe US d can oii Hia Wy ~ 'iie
noT Tomn,v
~, w, z:u,, -
Inc llttle ooy OF ~ W. Alllih4erlll:ln ~ ll:i o
The Transylyania PRINTING and ND fuDllsnlnE
~ company, IS lylhs very liz we nope HUN
hoperV Will soon recover
y A few days since the little tive-year-oic
e daughter of Mr.. Reuben Reynolds, living II
e the upper portion Of the county, fell INTO
d kettle of boiling water, and died from Tho
l. effects within an hour.
The game of baseball between the Pari
Is Mutuals and the Lexington Club, at th
Y Park Friday, was well contested for six in
II ninps. neither side making run. Thel
$ the Paris boys had a streak of luck, making
y ten runs to Lexington hothlhg
The great sheep sale OF Mr.. K. c. Estll
~ ~ Will take place on the ON ol AuSusI al1 1
- stead OF the Zotn as peiole PuollsilGo e;
" fA"tV fnost shnan ha IN centraI Kantuckv will h
r. sniJ itboppt raserve to tho HIGHEST bidde,
j. '0,(' "'''''''S
heinz isIil s6inned '(, over the e. Kcntnckv Contra
# paiirnod ii,st now On Thursday nipht IN
" tra;n cnn3mntad hv Can't I'd Martin nun
n bercd ifly-eight cars, all heavily loaded
e. Business has so increased on this road tha
A. it has become necessary to run an extl
IS train.
II l We are glad to inform our readers tina
! the excursion on last Thursday to the Zoo
logical Garden was complete success, nc
only to the parties engaged financially, bu
in every conceivable particular. The da
n was warm it is true, but the Garden wa
u, cool ana dellgn.lul, an! the !1ul nullurt :.
y happy excursiolllsls enjoyed 'iselliselVes
y the utmost Oh tnelr caPacl.y. Not a., aGe
- ~ aent occurred 10 mar Illelt peiieGG leI,GlVS
co All WAS merry as q llldlll ldS@ Dtll' huI