The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15

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As the result of yesterdays election we
have the following
For Representative-John R. Brown.
For Sheriff.. D. Black.
For Treasurer. p. Curtis.
For Prosecuting Attorney-J.F +. Neilan. |
For Commissioner Slade.
For Infirnary Director
For Suryeyor-John C. Weaver.
For Coroner-Wm. Spencer.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Hon. ]. G. s. Blackburn attended the
races yesterday.
A delegation of Chicago jockeys at
tended the races yesterday.
Miss Swearingen, of Louisville, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Gratz.
Mr.. J. M. Tisdale, of Covington, is on
visit to his relatives in this city.
Students are constantly arriving at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Theoldest inhabitants say that they new
er experienced such hot weather in the
month of October
Mr.. John King, Jr., Vice President of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has removed his
Office 10 Cincinnati.
The big room in the Carter Block is being
put in order for walking match, which is
to take place shortly.
Themanagers Of the Trotting Association
were well pleased with the attendance yes
terday and day before.
Barlow. Wilson & Primrose's Minstrels
performed before large audience last
night at the Opera-house.
Lucy Bryant. charged with grand lar
-eeny, waived trial!in the Recorders Court
yesterday, and was sent to Jail.
"A large number Of people are in town at
tending the races, and more arriving by
every train. The Eastern States are we'll
represented.
Mr.. Shropshire sold Monday one share of
First National Bank at $106, three shares
Fayette National at $1l5 80, and thirty.two
shares of old Frankfort Turnpike at "A
cents. tt
County Surveyor Mr.. j. M. Corbin has
just completed the diagram of the division
of the estate of Mr. Joseph McCann or
dered by decree Of the Fayette Circuit
Court.
The removal of the State Capital from
Frankfort to Lexington may now be consid-
cred a fixed fact. In conversation ,ester-
day with several influential citizens from
different parts of the State who are now In
the,city, they all appear ts louk on the re.
moval of the Stare capital as only matter
Of time.
CoUEr DAY-Mayor Kibler reports about
700 cattle on the market Monday, mostly
common, with prices depressed. Those
sold ranged from IN to ,3M per hundred.
Several neat bunc!les OF twO-year olds
brought SIC. There were rs mules ON the
market with prices depressed and very few
Sold The number OF plow horses was large
with prices ranging from $50 to $50.
BELLEVUE. KH.
Mr. Wm Gorman is able to be at work
again after his severe illness.
MIR. B. n. Robb will leave in few days
for the South seeking health.
Don't fail to hear Rev. s. j.. Sanders lee
ture at the temperance meeting tonight
1t will be interesting.
The Republicans of Bellevue will proba-
bly, fire sal ute of guns t0-iight in honor
9of the Republican victory.
An unsuccessful attempt was made few
nights ago to burglarize the residence Of
Mr.. Transom, OF Rhensford street.
Mr.. Sam Hays leaves this evening with
his roam mare, Ida Hays for Blanchester
Chic, where he will enter her in race.
Little Johnny Anspaugh. who had his
arm broken by falling from tree the latter
part of Last week, is getting along nicely.
'Sauire Tedrow has been around for 10,
these sixty three years, and has never ex-
perieuced such weather at this time of the
year.
Council will meet tomorrow night when
the bids the Improvement of Lake street
will be opened. Other important business
will be transacted. a.
The meeting of those interested in the
Knights OF Honor last night at MIR. Ever
hart's was good one. Another meeting
will be held on Saturday night
Our people can keep this item in remem
brance: That any amount of people have
been bathing in the river during the last
week, OF OH the 18th of October.
Therive at this point falls at the rate of
two inches in twenty-fo,rr hours. If this
keeps up Mr.. Bchofield will be obliged t
stop his ferry as he will be unable to land
on the Cincinnati side. ..... ..
@ AUROR \. IND.
| Another of Aurora's good and enterpris-
ing tizens has passed a~ac. MIR. Michael
Siemantel died Yesterday at 80 a. m. Flu
neral takes place Thursday, 10th inst, at
1:39 p. M, Reps Freeman and Reiciie Off
ciatlng The Druids, of which he was a
member, will take charge, and bury the
remains
Young peoples meeting at the NJ. E
\ Church tonight.
4 The Arthur Macarthur trial has been
4 again postp med to Friday.
Miss Edna, daughter of Mr.. Id. Clark, is
A quite i'll with scarlet fever.
4 Miss Florence Gunnison left to-day for q
A visit among friends at Glendale She ha.
\ fully recovered from herlate illness,
A load of buckshot awaits tl,e rascal who
has been stealing the milk and milk buck
cts from Mrs. boverman In lower Dayton
At a meeting Of the Building Committee
of the Presbs terian Church the contract fol
the erection Of the new church on Terrace
4 Avenue was awarded to Mr.. josh Banks.