The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-18
BILE, to raise the required amount for his re-

to fourteen years, we're brought to the Sta
tion-house last evening for going in swim
ming before sundown. The two oldest
were fined and the balance reprimanded.
Henry Small who was working on
building on Madison street, near Columbia
Yesterday, was sun-struck and fell from a
second-sory window. He was removed TO
his home at 12l Ann street, where DR.. S. L.
Bennett attends him.
The alarm from Box 10 at 4:30 this morn
ing was caused by small fire in the resi-
dence of Milton Balduck. on York street,
above Tibbatts. The fire started from some
burning Goals that were left in the ash
barrel, and damaged the kitchen to the
amount of $25.
HAMILTON.
Judge Hume is at Greenville in attend
ance at Circuit Court.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
to Otto 6. Meyer and Miss Eugenia Linden.
Jos. B. Hughes, the carpet man, yester-
day lost his famous lrotting horse. Lung
fever caused his demise.
Mrs. Maynard, daughter of Mr.. Robert
Harper, is home from a lengthy visit to re-
latives and friends at Knoxville, Tenn.
Yesterday was the hot day this far for this
season in this city. 1t ranged from 98 to
100 during the greater part of he day.
This evening every good citizen should
remember that the fete at the Courthouse
Park is for the benefit of the Childrens'
Home.
There will be no services at the United
Presbyterian Church until after the return
of the pastor Rev. Balm, the latter part of
August.
A petition for divorce was yesterday filed
by Mortimer POstlewait asking for freedom
from Isabella PoStlewait on the plea of will
full absence and gross neglect.
The body of the unknown man found in
the canal near the Paper Mill was yester-
day identified as that of Lawrence Scheber
of Cincinnati, saloon-keeper. His son
came here yesterday and claimed the body,
which was taken to his lale home this
morning He was ffty-tive years of age
LUDLOW. Ky.
Capt. Dick Dillon, of the ferry-boat is
taking a few weeks much needed recrea-
ton.
The distinguished services of the School
Committee of Council have been ignored, so
to speak.
Mr.. Perry Williams, the urbane and hand
some young brakeman of Capt. Miles N.
Beatty's train on the c. S. Railway, is again
at his post
Al the last meeting of Council Messrs. W.
H. Bently and w. |. Downey, members
elect from the First and Third Wards were
sworn in, and took their seats like little
men.
Everything is in readiness here to roll up
the biggest majority for Lowe and Conolly
tl,,t 1 at
the Hon. George G. Perkins, who will poll
every vote Republican and Democratic, in
this end of the county next August.
The grand Masonic excursion over the
Cincinna Southern Railway to the famous
High Bridge at Kentucky River, under the
auspices of The Samuel Reed Lodge of f. u |
A. NJ. of this city, to lake place next Thurs
day 25th inst, is the all-abSorbing topic at
present on this side of the river, and it
promises to be the largest and most bril-
liant assemblage of tourists that have yet
visited the world-renowned curiosity of ma
ture and art. Mcssrs. NJ. II. Bently and
John H. Bogart are managing the affair |
which is guarantee of its entire success in |
every respect. A first-cass band of music
will be in attendance. Tickets only So.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Lexington is minus, and the great seven,
elephant show plus many dollars this
A great deal of grain is being stored, as
the farmers are not satisfied with the pre-
Vailing prices.
The physicians report a great deal of sick
ness in and around the city, especially |
among the children.
On Sunday July 2Sth, there will be an
excursion train from Lexington to Cincin-
natl. Round trip 81.
ANA Worthington is not dead as reported
l day or two since. Hopes are now enter
aimed of her recovery
We understand that our worthy friend.
DR.. Charles Mooney, anticipates trip to
he lakes in few days. May you have fair
weather, Doc.
Mr.. T. Meehan recovered about 800 of
he $40 los. Maria Gilmore accused of
he theft will, we presume, soon take board
With Col. South at Frankfort
The Foushee Brothersare determined not
o be behind. They are the first to intro
luce the Cincinnati schooner" glass of
Deer in the city. The boys in town are
lappy.
Ed. Graves, charged with making an as
dult oil hnnd NOTtllnSton on sunday
'vening was arrested on Tuesday by Deputy
'herittS Lloyd and Rogers. Graves gave bail
n the sum of 500. Judge Royalty issued
he warrant
The Workingmen's party are getting
up to their work and expect to
lave out their ticket in day Or two, Col.
Ben Selby is here and proposes to stump
he. county; They also propose to elect
heir candidates
At the circus grounds yesterday two boys
" the name of Bonnyman and OToole
we're badly hurt by being run over In the
vening VIM. Arnold was badly beaten and
licked in the head by Bob Holloway and
ZEE Webster the latter of whom received
ash in the head.
CALIFORNIA. o.
A picnic at Parker Grove is on hand. The
ot weather, however, is seriously interfer-
ng with preparations.
The Amelia NJ. E. Sabbath-school went
n an excursion over the c. 4 2. Il. X. to
he Geological Garden. These excursions
re getting to be quite popular.
Mr.. James Sedan, a we'll known citizen of
he village while enp9ped in Dirkinp char