The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11
mates at $4,000 The taxes On the same
amounts TO $780,

Wiedeman's beer wagons ran of from the
corner of Byzantine and Monmouth streets
shortly after ~ O'Clock to-day, throwing the
driver to the ground and when turning the
corner Of Front street keeled horse over
that was left standing there. The fiery and
uni iamed steed kept on his maddened course
up Front street. throwing beer kegs in every
direction, and finally bringing up in va
cant lot opposite the new pipe foundry.
The driver escaped with slight injury.
The residence of Mrs Rambo, No. 1913
/ Eglantine street, was entered by thieves
night before last and box of jewelry val
ucd at $40 stolen. The same residence was
visited last night and another lot of jewelry
valued at $50 and pocketbook containing
small amount of change taken Officer
| Connolly, while in conversation with Mrs.
Rambo last night, was seen
! by well-known thief named
| VIM. Greer, when he took to his heels and
the officer put af,er him, but Greer made
good his escape. Last night Mrs. Rambo
swore out a warrant for his arrest. Ed.
LafTey, who was in company with Greer at
the ime was arrested about II o'clock last
night on suspicion of being implicated i'll
the robbery.
The following are the lists of the appoint
mens of the Workingmen's party:
Cold Springs, Saturday, July 18th, at
p. m.-Harvey Thomas, J. Hruza and Jas.
Mctiinnis.
Johns Hill, Tuesday, July 16th-G. Lip
pert, r. Hoppin and John X. Hughes.
Bellevue, Thursday, July 1Sth-C. Thomp-
son, Jas McGinnis and f. Hruza
Alexandria, Saturday, July 20th-W. G..
Haincs, P. Won Patten and Jas. McGinnis.
Newport, Tuesday, 23d-Peter II. Clark,
Charles Thompson and w. C.. Haines.
Carthage, Thursday. 25th - Harvey
Thomas, W. c. Haines and r. Hoppin.
Grants Lick, Saturday, 27th-John R.
Hugle, Harvey Thomas and P. Van Patten.
Gubser's Mills, Monday, 29th--Harvey
Thomas, - Hoffman and w. G. Haines.
California, Thursday, August 1st-John
r. Hugle, Harvey Thomas and w. G..
Haines.
Four-mie House, Friday, August I'd
Harvey Thomas, w. G. Haines and John R.
Hugle.
Newport, Saturday, August 3d-Peter Fl.
Clark. John Mcintosh, Clas Thompson, z.
Van Patten and w. G. Haines.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council meets tonight.
The Workingmens party will hold q
meeting on next Thursday night at Liberty
Pole.
L lie COliS anu DduSlteIS Vi leIl icIduCe
will be addressed tonight by several ladies
from Cincinnati.
A delegation of Murphys will probably
wait on Council tonight in regard to the
use of the Council Chamber.
Mr. Fred Unnewehr, of Dayton, is can,
didate for Constable in this District at the
coming electing. Mr.. Unnewehr is favor
ably known here, and, if elected, will serve
in the interests of all.
Wonder if those seats in the Council
Chamber have been moved yet? They
should be moved very soon or great dea
) of discomfort will be given to Messrs Hob
son and Peacock. Move them back.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
, Miss L. McCauley leaves for the Crab Or
: chard Springs shortly.
Hon. Robert w. Woolley of Louisville il
stopping at the Phoenix.
The pavement has never been repaired
under the Railroad Bridge en- route to tht
Cemetery.
, Not case before the Recorders Court to
day. and not an arrest made last night
Notch the joist
The great European Seven Elephant Rail
road Show is to exhibit at Lexington OF
. Tuesday, 10Th inst.
Two gentlemen write from Elizabethtow1
9 and desire their names entered as member
= of the Buffalo Expedition under Mr.
! Arnold.
A little excitement is expected at tn,
City Park Friday evening at o'clock, il
= the way of a match game of baseball be
. tween the Mutuals of Paris and the Lex
: ington Club
TIa hpntinor Int t1,T yuort r.
the mountains of Virginia returned hom
u yesterday They had pleasant excursion
v and free from accident. The participant
T. were ]. d. Hunt, r. Thornton, j. R. Morton
and I. N. Allen.
We learn from respectable citizens tina
u racing in buggies, carriages and other vehi
e cles is of common occurrence on Main stree
y from the Cemetery to Georgetown street
t If our police would visit the neighorhoo'
I more frequently they might soon learn o
the facts.
n n The Lexington Social Club had its frs
u hop at the Masonic Hall last night. 1t wa
IL a grand success. Visitors from variou
) places rendered the entertainment agreed
IL BILE and attractive. Great credit is due tn
Club and managers for the scientific mar
t, ner in which everything was conducted.
l, DAYTON, Ky.
II The Workngmen made the air resoun
n with the strains of martial music, the roa
e of cannon and the eloquence of their stun
speakers last night. John R. Hugle, Pro
n Jones, Prof McGinnes, and other horny
J. handed laboring men, were the orators.
}. SPRINGFIELD. q.
Mr.. Chapman, of the Narrow-gauge, wa
n in the city yesterday.
:. :. The Choral Union concert last night de
spite the heat was a success.
The Band will hold fete on Friday an
!, Saturday evenings of this week.
e Horseback riding seems to be the rag
1t now. Scores are out riding every evening
It H. e. Alexander, of Cincinnati, ha
r. opened grocery store in kramers ol
n stand.
r. HAMILTON.
1t was false alarm of fire yesterday.
Blackberries were yesterday selling for
D. cents per drawer.
Gideon Crush, an old and well-know
1T citizen, is dangerously i'll.
Oliver Traber of the First Ward is dow