The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
BELLEVUE. Kv.

Miss Fanny Tedrow left yesterday morn
ing for Denver, Col, in company with
friends from Cincinnati.
The firm of Ed. & Sam. and two young
damsels had a bad day yesterday for their
immense fun. The 14th will soon come,
however.
A number of Newport buns on return
ing from picnic in Dayton last night had
a regular fight among themselves on Fair
Held avenue. They we're all drunk.
A delegation Of temperance folks from
Fifth and Lock streets, Cincinnati will visit
the temperance meeting tomorrow night.
Good mdsic from Newport will also be
present.
From hints received we are led TO think
that not only leaves fall, but full blown
roses also at times Miss Ella Straeffer is
said to be the next, and the time not dis
tant either.
Mr. Smith, carrier of this paper, on maxi
ing his rounds on Saturday lost a pair of
valuable spectacles on Berry avenue. The
Under will be rewarded by leaving them at
Mrs. Genoway's grocery.
1t was repo ted on Sunday that Mr.. CLas.
Higdon, of Berry avenue, had number of
fancy chickens st len. The report was not
true, as Mr.. AL. Fuhrmsn found them after
skirmishing around
Another entertainment will shortly be
given in the Council Chamber, at which a
number of prominent readers, etc, from
Cincinnati, Covington, Newport and Dav.
ton will take part. Judge McKibbon and
f. B. Wentworth, Esq, of Newport, are
announced.
LEXINGTON. ny,
Cash Halsey, now in Jail for murder, is
getting scared and wants change OF
venue.
Our colored schools have had their exam.
nations, with great credit to both teacher
and pupils.
Ben. Garner, coored was arrested on
Saturday on tiye-year-old indictment fol-
horse stealing.
The commencement exercises at the Say.
er Female Institute will take place Thurs
day and Friday, the 5th and 9th of June.
Circuit Court is doing all she can to heir
Jerry South. Thomas Nichols and Reuben
Williams, both for grand larceny, will
each board in Frankfort for three years.
1t is now raining gently, and we antici.
pate thorough soaking of the ground.
The farmers think it too late to do the
hemp crop much good. The price of hemp
is steadily advancing with no assurance Of
over half crop this season.
Another mad dog twas killed yesterday;
this time in Brucetown. People who own
dogs should watch them very closely, and
if symptoms of hydrophobia appear, kill
the dog Immediately to prevent the spread
of the most wretched of all diseases.
Tho al ofr c+, O, j.
were indeed meager, and, as we suppose at.
tributable to the dronth. Four hundred
sheep were offered by Major Hibler, and
withdrawn, at 81 so per head A splendid
lot of two-year-old hefers, in fine conai-
ton, were withdrawn at $12 per head. One
COW and calf sold for $3l; mule for S56,
and mare for S4S.
1t was John Fry of color that threw a
hatchet at the head of Mr.. Fletcher John
on Saturday evening. Fortunately MIR.
Johnson received the side of the Ratchet
son the cheek instead of the edge in the
head, as was evidently intended. He was,
however, tloored by the blow and then ter.
ribly beaten by Fry, and finally dragged to
the door and kicked into the street FRY
was then paniC-stricken and fled and has
not vet been arrested. Fry wanted pay fol
work which Mr.. Johnson had not examined
and the consequence was row. We hope
MIR. Johnson will soon be we'll and out
again.
PIQUA, o.
The Lock -four mill is being rebuilt
A new oil mill is being erected here by
Orr, Leonard G. Daniels.
The Piqua Agricultural Works are run
ming full time, turning out threshers, horse
powers, etc. giving employment to about
fifty hands
AWRENCERUKG. IND.
Commencement exercises at the Court.
house next Friday evening.
The Burkam VS.. Schmidt case of appeal is
occupying the attention of the Court at
present.
The st. Lawrence Benevolent Society
picnic at the Fair Grounds passed off quiet
ly. All seemed to enjoy themselves not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather.
Miss Clara Baehler and Mr.. JOS Krieger
we're joined in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony at the st. Lawrence Catholic Church
this morning at s a. m. Rev. J. +. Souder-
mann officiating.
At an election held by the fourteen
Township Trustees for County Supern-
tendent, III. B. Hill was reelected, lie re-
ceiving plurality of four votes over Cos
by, Haynes and Powell.
SPRINGFIEnD. ..
The Murphy picnic will be held upon the
Neff House Grounds on Thursday, June
18th.
An indictment was found against Aleck
MeCreight. He has entered into a recog-
niganCe.
The lawyers and bookkeepers have
an ther tussle at the National game on the
Buck-creek grounds June 10th.
Mr.. John Tanger and Miss Haley, of La
gonda were thrown out of buggy in a run
away on Main street on Sunday and badly
bruised.
Elsa Won Blumen. by way of slight ex-
ercse before breakfast, walked from this
city to Yellow Springs and back, distance
OF eighteen miles, on Sunday morning
Somebody entered the room of Jeff
Dempsey OH West Main street on Saturday
night and captured roll containing STAG.
which was taken from his pants pocket.
DIR. Boards palatal residence on the
banks of the G. g., G. & |. Railroad was en-
tered Monday morning and his elegant
wardrobe, used when in the theatrical busi-
ness, taken.
Harding, of Washington street, has put
an addition to his movable restaurant
For safety lie is having it spiked, for upon
several occasions of late train No. 5, going
south at early morn, has hooked on, mis-
taking it for sleeping coach.
A verdict was returned on Monday morn
ing in the case of W. H. Steward VS.. Minna-
han and City of Springfield. The award
was $235. The Willis suit is now pending.
Both suits were for damages received in the
huil6ipu f,f tho M;lI puo 1ou,o.