The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-10

up so fearfully ON Monday while in Owen
BOwland's saloon were tried before the Re-
corder's Court and fined 50 each.
On Thursday, at the farm Of r. G. Es-
tills, one hundred and thirty-three head of
pure blooded Cotswold sheep brought ST.
800. There was also sold al the same time
and place five head belonging to Mr.. g. w.
Headly for 1925.
There is a nuisance in this town which
the people have been told the civil aulhori-
Ties can not control. We allude to thai
footing squeaking and doleful noise that is
kept up both day and night just below the
Market-house. City Paps, can't it be broken
mp?
On Thursday last the young bloods of
Irishtown challenged the boys of louisville
for a general battle, which the latter ac-
cepted The two cOntending squads, with
their respective leaders, met upon grounds
designated and rock, stick and clod battle
ragged for about four hours. The lrishtown
lads had to retire under heavy fire. The
louisville boys claim a victory as they
were left in possession of the field. No
dead are reported, and the wounded, it is
thought, will all recover. So much for
Young America.
OXFORD. o.
Frank Schweding has returned from Gin
cinnati.
Fif cen dollars was cleared at the Method
ist social.
An excursion to the Geological Garden
tomorrow.
A severe windstorm visited us on Thurs
day evening.
VIM. McCord and VIM. Geelard left this
morning for camp-meeting.
Prof. David Swing breaches in the Uni
versity Chapel tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. G. w. Keely is attending the meeting
of the American Dental Association.
Mr. John Gilmore, a graduate of Miami
University, is visiting Mr.. Peter Sutton and
family.
Miss Achsa Mccullough, of Anderson,
Ind, is the guest of Misses Bessie and Daisy
Mccullough.
The College Corner Baseball Club reor-
ganized several weeks ago. We hope to see
them play in Oxford soon.
BELLEVUE. ky.
Rev. Mr. Sanders breaches tomorrow
morning at a. m.
The Anchors claim to be champions of
Dayton. Why is it they refuse to play the
Bellevue boys?
A meeting will be held in the Council
Chamber on Monday night on matters per- |
tanning to the Fire Department.
Religious services will be held in the
Council Chamber tomorrow Sunday even
ing, by the West End Mission Band under
the superintendence of Rev. r. G. Russell, |
Rev. r. B. Stroud, Rev. D. C. Garrison and
Rev. VIM. Bullard. All are most cordially
invited to attend, as the services will prove
interesting
WAPAKONETA, o.
F. NJ. Horn is ruralizing at Kossuth.
Excursion to Soldiers Home Friday.
Will Kreitzer received several severe cuts
on his left arm Friday by window sash
falling on it. Like begets like, or, panes
produces pain.
SPRINGFIELD. %.
Henry c. Templar, of Nashville, Tenn, is
at the Lagonda House.
Seven car loads of picnickers attended the
Lutheran picnic Thursday.
Mr. Amos Wolfe was injured by shut
ter blown from second story window stril-
ing him in the face.
Deffenbachs four-horse bus will leave
here for camp meeting at 6 o'clock Sunday
morning if enough tickets are sold TO make
a load.
Burglars also attempted to rob Irwin's
grocery store, on Pleasant street, but We're
scared off after breaking pane of glass in
the window.
The s., J. & P R. r. will convey the ex-
cursionists from Springfield aud Bainbridge
TO the camp meeting at Washington c. H.
Sunday next
A horse driven by Robert Winters backed
down the steep embankment near the COW
cred bridge and fell back into the buggy
making complete wreck of it.
Burglars effected an entrance to Mary
Kelley's grocery and saloon Thursday nigh |
and stole three gallons OF whisky, two |
boxes of cigars and So 65 in money. No
arrests.
Mr. Glenn T. Seys' horse ran down an
embankment into board fence al the West |
End Crossing Thursday evening" and threw |
Mr.. Seys out, but, fortunately, lie was not
injured.
A free fight was indulged in at Miller's
beer garden Thursday night, east of the |
city. The heavy rain drove the crowd into |
the house where beer flowed like water, and |
it was moi long before beer glasses and brass
faucets were flying around. Jim Quill was
so badly injured that he had to be hauled |
home and a doctor called.
HAMILTON.
Rev. T. NJ. Hughes of Richmond Ind, is |
in the city visiting friends
Timothy LAWN of the Clerks office, has
at last given in and had his head shaved.
Yesterday the Light Infantry took pos
session of their new Armory on High street. |
Yesterday County Sheriff Thomas was ap-
pointed Receiver of the Variety Iron Works,
this city.
The funeral of Philip Stech took place
yesterday afternoon, and was very largely
attended.
Mrs Kate Minor spent yesterday at
Franklin, visiting her aged grandmother at
that place.
A row occurred at the Variety Iron
Works yesterday afternoon. Thepolce put
in an appearance, when itquieted down.
Sarah Ralston was yesterday in the Pro-
bate Court adjudged insane Application
has been made for her admission to the
Dayton Asylum.
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