The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. XIV


the music for the Trotting Association.
Friday nights team on the x. G. brought
up over two hundred passengers from Gin
-cinnati.
A Afirst-class dinner will be served every
day at O'Clock during the races in the
dining booths.
Mr.. r. A. E. Lesley was sworn in yester-
day morning as practicing attorney in the
Recorders Court.
A large crowd visited the park Saturday
evening to listen to the sweet strains from
Wolf & Trost's band.
Our merchants are glad that the Exposi-
ton is over. They will now have some
show to sell their goods.
A man named Peter Edwards. for the
privilege of shooting at a dog within the
city limits, had to pay $12 80.
VIM Leal (coiored). for the killing Of
Simon Berswell, atVersailles, was sentenced
for life in the State Penitentary.
1t is estimated that at least $40, 900 was
spent by excursionists from Lexington
during the Cincinnati Exposition.
The RAcEs.-A large number of horses
from abroad arrived Saturday. Everything
has been made ready for splendid weeks
sport.
Mr. George w. Darnall has been appoint
ed upon the Board of Commissioners of the
Lunatic Asylum, in place of Mr.. James A.
Grinstead
Buck Elliot, of Versailles was tried in
the Circuit Court few days ago for carry
ing concealed weapons, and the jury re-
turned verdict of ten days imprisonment
and fine of $25.
The Greenwood Coal Company are still
running drifts and have enough now open
to employ one thousand miners If the
coal could be shipped. The mine is
furnishing several car loads of coal per
day to the locomotives of the G. s. r. R.,
and the engineers pronounce it the best
they ever used for making steam.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Georee Earick and his Yankee Boy" are
home from the East Dropped in to vote.
Billy Foos lost valuable mare on Sun
day by death. He had but lately refused
a flattering offer.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Minstrels struck bonanza on Saturday, 1t
was perfect jam.
Mike Glenn will have to explain away
to day charge of drunk and disorderly
and resisting officers
The Republicans will tonight apply the
finishing touches. Attention. fall in and
get thy brace for early morning
The train from Xenia, due here $3.50 Sat
urday night, did not turn up until 1915
Sunday morning. Off the track.
Charles Love- typo, for drunk, and
John Holland, for exposing person, are the
latest returns reported at Mast's Station.
Big boom tonight by the Democracy.
Turn out, We worshipers. The Dayton boys
are to furnish what is to make it loud af.
fair-artillery
Mike Hastings. delegate from off the
fevee, favored Mast's Inn with his presence
on Saturday night. Mike is another of our
bold, bad men-in his mind he is
Mrs Annie Parks, of fremont, Ohio, was
caught appropriating articles of small value
at Kinnane & Wren's on Saturday night,
and sent to Jail on a petit larceny. Annies
baggage consisted of a Euge century basket
and e IS.
The molders at the Lagonda shops who
have determined to strike for fifteen Der
cent advance, finished up their week on
Saturday night. What action they have
determined upon TODAY remains to be
seen. Whatever, we wish them success.
Ex-City Solicitor A. T. Byers passed
through quite an interesting scene in Zam-
merits merchant tailoring establishment on
Saturday night. 1t seems that he had con-
tracted with Zammert for the building of a
new suit, he to furnish the material, The
clothes we"e completed and sent to Byers,
bill enclosed. Byers got into them and
then presented him to Zammert, where he
rendered in payment claim against Zam-
inert of several years standing. He imme.
diately became indignant and called in an
officer, who refused to arrest ers. Fam
inert and his wife then attempted to tear
the clothes from Byers' FORM but the off
Ger prevented it. Now Zammert wells for
ton of satisfaction from Byers and asks that
the officer be bounced.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Prof. Adams class will sing in B fiat to-
night.
The sight on Satur lay night from the big
fire was simply grand ON this side of the
liver.
At the meeting on Saturday night for the
purpose of organizing a lodge of Knights
of Honor twenty persons signed their
names as charter members. Mr.. B. r. Bey-
land explained several matters pertaining
to organization. Another meeting will be
held tomorrow night at the residence of
Mr. James H. Everhart, when other names
will be added and the charter fee collected.
A rousing temperance meeting was held
last night, the hall being crowded to its ut
most capacity, and many returned home,
being unable to gain admission. Able
speeches throughout were delivered by
Prof. McGinnis, Mr.. D. c. H stetter, of st.
Louis, Rev. Chas. Mccoy. of Cincinnati,
Mr.. Hamblin, OF Cincinnati Mr.. Bo,twick.
of Cincinnati, and young gentleman from
the Fast. whose name we did not hear.
Three signers obtained.
HOME CITY.
The final rally of the Democrats of this
precinct will take place at Masonic Hall,
Delhi, this Monday, the 18th, at & o'clock
p m. Everybody is invited. The speakers
will be Chas. Reemelin. A. ]. McMicken
and Chas. w. Rowland.
HAMILTON.