The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-24

neer was instructed to make estimates,
plans specifications for the paving of
the unfinished portion Of the south side of
Wood street.
Miss Anna Curtis was taken to the
Station-house last night, having been picked
up on High street willie in fit. She claims
to hail from New York, and more recently
from Cincinnati.
There is an intolerable nuisance near
George Gilman's meat market Hundreds
OF people living in thGt vicinity urgently
request the Board of Health to take such
action as will clear away this nuisance.
Board Of Health Commissioner McMakn
requested the Council to determine whether
the Street Commissioner or the Board of
Health is bound TO repair cutters rooted
out or torn up by the hogs now running at
large.
A Lad by the name of Brannon, residing
with his parents in the First Ward, at
tempted to climb on to wagon in motion
yesterday, caught his legs between the
spokes of one of the wheels, and was Sc
verely though not seriously injured.
COUNCIL PRocEEpINGs.-The Committee
on Police reported in favor of purchasing
the 'Wismeyer safe selected by his Honor
the Mayor at one hundred dollars; Muir
ply, Rhodeffer and Schenk, Committee.
The Civil Engineer was instructed to
make plans and estimate the cost Of gutter
ing the unfinished portion of Seventh
street between Canal and East Ludlow.
The City Clerk will advertise for proposals
to do the work.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
New barley is beginning to appear in
market.
DR.. L. P. Tarlton has gone to Chicago to
be absent several weeks.
One hundred miles yet to be completed
of the Southern Railroad.
Old,corn is quoted at So per brl. The.
growing corn crop looks we'll.
The Fourth of July will soon be here
Will ourgood people celebrate?
Rev. II. 2. Walker and family have rel
turned home from visit to Mr.. Walkers
aged parents, near Flemingsburg.
Will a Constitutional Convention be
called? This is the question the people of
Kentucky will vote upon the first Monday
in August.
If our merchants will receive and ship
their goods on one railroad only they can
soon bust that pool, and this is the only
way, probably, out of the difficulty.
Mr. Florence Rees, BY special request de-
livered a lecture, IAN Evening with the
Poets, to large audience at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association last
night. (
1t is said that some of the memhers of
the Kentucky Press Association are lost in
the Mammoth Cave. Who is there to
mourn for the editor of the Transcript?
Not one.
Sherman HUGHES the ,itt,e how who oo-
cidentalIy shot himself last Fridoy died at
half past S o'clock Saturday ,aftnrnnon @
The funeral services on Sundav were i, r1,e.
ly attended.
II is believed that No,toomerv corr+,,
will object to the Withdrawal Of tj'n uil sni
for the yecoverv If tLe Iii, Sondv po;t,d 'ui9
MI Stcrlinr il mt the nrsss,,t fera,irnsof
the road, and il is to herinterest I''t that 'tha
road should not be comnletpd
49,,
oiie o' 'he stfill,geSt lfeaksol wheat grow
of Mr., Adam RANKIN near Hnndorsnr ''' tI,n -,
present season beiug no less tian t,art' t''o
nine stalks of wheat from n siurle grain
This fact is vouched for by a reliable gen
tleman who saw them.
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talon tn tI,a;. Eause were
line hehinJ No II W., S't"nJ "4,vI w" ~ VNelr
Cr,wford engimaer Co., ,,eiiDn1 10y e. oeoIge
and Condrctor Ion;, C.rr wnro tdin i,etian
diane yLa obnva nrr,,, L. ''te,1 ~. ~ S"a'
guar,ntao tLot oil oI,onr1 49, - Ill HIH'eiehV
Fur,ar,s Roval ciro,s ,roao o.n,,,t
sbort t;,ne rn a. oiLu' Luz .,'i.c s.aho iof
nortion of the citv on snnn inv nG",e"T.es i'rGt %
the ounearance nf Uarrr %artan ,"su,, tpoii
Hyht nerhans nistaiin@ 'ti, liz, my 10y 'oiN IS
sheriff Thev left hebind q nnin m ,f ~ fonie ,uo
tights wh;rh Nanager FnIiar a,a " ',n ,vidte h's
caIling mon Harr" oitoi '"ii' iiu'e ny
Iiere IS 1he NATIONAL nine who play
WIN @ the Independents on Friday next:
weston, pitcher; Thomas, catcher; Kelly,
20 oaSe frey' r. so base; Barnes, right
Eeln,, leln, flsner, aeit held; Steck, 1st base;
The oronnds ara now beinr ,,f 1''n, u, 'sI2p'
shane An admittanco fane of +ua,,., f,
cents will he ch,reed ''''''' NV
nv,
me county convention OF the Clark
So"hty hepioilcahs at tiie opera-house on
Mohday resultedi IN The following selections:
r ror hepresehtatiVes; captain N. NJ. Nc
CohheE ana Juuse H. u. bial. Nomlna-
I'ohs illaue unanimous. for county Com
missioner, ~ L. -. n. houston, OF Madison
iowhShlp; for county surveyor, Frank Z.
9tone-hohlina'ioh by acclamatlon; For
lhllrHiary iiy DlrecsIr samuel khodes--de-
clareu nominated by acclan'atlon; For Cor
ohef' l.. L. Colemah-ho other name pro-
Poseu'
The Independents, the ball club COM
posed of deaf mutes from the Columbus
Asylum who play here at the Fair grounds
on Friday, with a picked nine of our city.
contains the following players: P. P. Pratt,
Manager; James Stoddler, right fell; Ed