The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-19

city for Danvlle. He was just from the
West, and carries nine severe scars inflicted
by Indians.
Gen. Robinson has not yet made known
his intentions in regard to the Phoenix. He
says he has paid $4,000 insurance on the
building up to the burning.
Dogs with the much dreaded disease of
hydrophobia are very common in the Vi
cinity of Russelville. Kill them out, and
raise no more, as remedy.
The Big Sandy Railroad must shortly be
continued into the great coal fields of Ken
tucky. With the Water-works, then Lex
ington would be as busy as bee.
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes, who so recently left
Lexington, has closed another protracted
meeting at Ripley, Tennessee, with two
hundred and sixty eight confessions.
The lecture of Mr. Vending Friday
night was undoubtedly the grandest dis
course we ever heard. All men should
hear him, and there shortly would be
fewer Ingersoll believers than there are.
HAMILTON.
The May term of the Bntler County
Common Pleas Court opened to-day.
Pigs, hogs and geese are sure of being
found in the pound if caught running at
large.
The Hahn property has been appraised at
sl4,771 81. The liabilities are estimated at
S3S, 900.
The Board of County Auditors have as
sessed the c., II. d. d. Railroad at $l6 900
per mile.
0. P. Crume has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Geo Harpwood,
deceased.
The funeral of Miss Barbara schei1y took
place this Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from Zion's Church.
Miss Lotte Clark and Richmond youth
of tender years made themselves conspic-
uous at the Seven-mle picnic, on Saturday.
All members of the Home Dramatic As
| sociation are requested to attend the meet
| ing at Finzel Hall on tomorrow evening,
| Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis Nan, pleasant young gentle
man of the Second Ward, has completed
| arrangements for opening the Walnut
| street House at an early day.
The temperance basket picnic at Seven
Mile on Saturday, was grand success over
two thousand people being on the grounds.
Lou. j. Beauchamp, of this city, was one Of
the principal speakers
At a recent meeting of the Ex-Sodiers'
| and Sailors Association, of Butler County,
| the following order of column was adopted
to be observed on Decoration Day: Police
escort Drum Corps of Hamilton Light In
fantry, Hamilton Light Infantry, Ap llo
Band, Ex-Soldiers and Sailors Of Butler
County, societies OF city, Martial Hand,
schools of CITY CITY Band sneakers in rnr,
riages, Mayor of CITY and county Officials
Board of Education. citizens in carriages,
Column to form at 1890, sharp. on High
street, right resting on Third, and to move
at y. NJ, promptly. All the Ex-SoIdiers
and Sailors are urged to assemble promptly
at - 0 o'clock at Memorial Hall.
rho po,l,;oo of pnIouc.,,
- ine Tl,,,,t; y. VI uou',Iy helu
S.turdav and annointed tho follow;,,', oo,i
tIemen as delegates and alternates to the
State Convention; Delegates-John NJ Mil
Hkin Israel Williams, Ii. L. Morney Rob
ert Joyce and w. III, Todhunter Alter
nates-M. +. McMaken, J. r. Allen, s. C.
Rltchie, J.. W. Davidson and e. Evans
The following were appointed to serve as
County central committee tor the ensuing
year: FIRST ward, Samuel Shatter; Second
Ward, FRED; EEryi Inlrd Ward, William
Ptat; fourtn Ward, IA. d. Kogersi Fair
Wnabes. Fsirfs,d T"wnsh;,r w.. uGief Due
cinet w n McKaarn. uanovar m'S troms
shin Ion,eo p Nichois. lano, MI
Pn,p'i Pracirct r Jobmson. T Tannnn Somth tt
proc;rct Thomas Todbr,+ns. 1outm 49,,
Taunab;n Stanhen c,awsnn. Ma',;., y T"y
sls;n Nnrth Precinct peter p pnst. Nh
sln n,p' Townsbn Snuth prsc;rot ~, J,hn tn"v w
Good. MiIior9' Townsbin Iacoh 'Stn shal,an w.
berger; Morgan Township, Robert Rule
Oxford Township Sutton C. Richie: Riley
Township, George Stiners; Ross Township.
Major Joyce; St. Clair Township, James
Cummins; Union Township John Wake
field; Wayne Township John Walters.
The above report was substituted and
adopted, after which the Convention ad-
journed sine die.
sPRINGFEEun. n.
John Foley. of Xenia, Ohio. came nm
here on Saturday to spend Sunday with
his "frjend" Lottie Stafford, +, lev was ono
of the unfortunates, and was run down tn
Spring street for the night
1oot +uao. .b
aoare .n, Spdas W. Hpdiins 1'e ;It .nie" lev open ms
.,' ooo,a VI @asuruas ins". " tlie pli9wihg
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