The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-02
Two hundred and seventy-five hands are EN-
pioyed at the Dayton BOlt-works.

Elder W. J. Fowle will occupy the pulpit of the
Christian Church tomorrow morning
Col. Thomas L. Jones left for Augusta, Bracken
County. where he will address Blackburn meet
ing tonight
Love of Christ will be the subject of Rev. Dr.
Muse al the Columbastreet Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning.
Frank Wentworth, ESQ, addressed large Re-
publican meeting at Bellevue last evening on the
issues OF the day.
Mr.. Maphet, of the upper end, threatens to lee
ture throughout the season If not elected. By all
means elect him.
In the Quarterly Court yesterday Fred Kruger
was fined SIS and ten days imprisonment for car
rying concealed weapons.
Mrs Howe who met with such horrible death
at Covington last night sister of the wife of
Rev DR.. Matthews, of this city.
The intense rain storm that occurred here last
evening extended but short distance outside the
city limits The farmers in the upper end are SUI
ferlng for rain.
In the absence of Rev. DR.. Mullenix. Rev. DR..
Rnlston. OF the Highlands will occupy the pulpit
Of Grace NJ. f. Church Sunday morning, and Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell will preach in the evening.
Lawrence Barrett, aged nine years whose parents
reside on Lewis street, was struck with revolving
crank at Swift's mill this morning and received
injuries. 1t is feared his leg above the knee
joint is fractured.
Mr. L. NJ Winkless residing at the corner of
Harris and Ann streets, while cutting kind
ling this morning the AK came off the handle,
striking his little twn-year-old daughter in the
emple intlicting dangerous wound.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Davis who died
Thursday at Evansville, Iud., arrived here this
morning, and were taken To her relatives at IS
Front street The remains will be taken to Spring
Grove cemetery, leaving here at half past O'Clock
this afternoon.
An engine with forty inch stroke and twenty
four inch cylinder was put up yesterday at the
Dayton Bolt and Nut Works. 1t was built in Mil
waukec, and is OF similar pattern to that used in
the last Exposition al Cincinnati. Joe Kennedy
is the Engineer.
stairs in front of the Street Railroad Office on
Williamson street yesterday afternoon and re-
crved injuries about the head which may prob
ably cost the poor little fellow his life. DR.. Jean
con is attending the little sufie er.
The City Dads tried hard to come together in
Council last night but up to $50 only five had
collected Ia king two Of quorum A number
of poor lal,orers, whose wages were past due, were
on hand. but went away sadly disappointed Mt be-
Ing compelled to wait two more weeks before their
pttanCc is allowed and all through the negli-
gcnCe OF few ward politicians.
The following are the new voting precincts, and
their boundaries:
First Precinct-Vottng place Mt the corner of Eg-
lHntinc and Monmouth streets. Boundary OF pre-
Cinct includes all north OF Madison and east of
York street
Second Precinct-Voting place at BOughman &
Bodicy's coal Office. Monmouth street south OF
Madison, east side Of street, all from northeast
corner of Rnggold street east to Monmouth, then
south on Monmouth to Harris, east OIL Harris
north side, TO corporation line,
Third PreCnct--NOting place at Court house
Boundary from northwest corner OF York and
Madison, west of Licking River.
Fourth Precinct-lotlng place at southeast cor
ner of Cabot and Macarthur streets Boundary
from southwest corner of York and Madison
Streets south on York to Ringgold street. west on
north side of Ringgod 10 Isabella street, south on
Isabella to Harris street, west on Harris TO Licking
River.
Fifth Precinct-Votng place at southwest corner
Of rihbatts and Columbia streets. Boundary lines
include all from south side OF Tbbalts, west OF
Licking River and all south Of Columbia TO Cor.
puIatiUu Line.
HARRISON. o.
The new bakery on East Market street is
doing A good business.
Miss Nina and Miss Tena Thomas left to-
day for Lake Chautauqua.
The new fire cistern, on the corner of
Market and State streets, is finished
Daniel STAN died at II o'clock last night
He was in his seyenty-secOnd year. Funeral
to-day. The Masonic order will attend.
SIDNEY. o.
The Teachers Institute commences Mon
dav.
Miss Helen Bly, ends her two.weeks en-
gagement here tonight
Rev. L. A. Albright, of Greenville, will
preach in the Park tomorrow evening.
A match game of base ball was played
here on Thursday between Troy and Sidney
boys. The Troy boys won the game, beat
ing ten tallies.
of n
of Springfield, O., Miss Nellie Strickland Of
Enfield, Conn, Misses Lizzie and Emma
McGrew of Huntington, Ind, and Miss
Belle Highes of Dayton, o., are all visiting
Sidney friends.
DAYTON. Kx.
The steam ferry boat is still on the docks
for repairs.
Services by the regular pastors in all the
churches tomorrow.
Miss Alice Hays gave birthday party at
her home last night.
Miss Florence Gunnison is seriously ill
with neuralgia and malaral fever.
The Republican orators will make the
we!kin ring at kueyen's corner tonight.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
GraysOn was buried yesterday afternoon.
The DAYTON Quartette went out to the
Cincinnati House of Refuge last night and
sang for the refugees.
Bill Davis. one of the dummy engineers.
is out in a highly illuminated card as a
candidate for Magistrate.
The officers elected at the last meeting of
the Good Tcmplars were installed last
night. Prof McGinns made few felcit-
Gus remarks.
The venerable Mr.. Gooding whose severe
illness was announced died last evening at
his home on Seventh street. His funeral
takes place from the Catholic church.
Mrs. Margaret Vickers, mother-in-law of
County Clerk Jones, died last evening at
her home on the Highlands after long and
terrible suffering from a cancer. Her
funeral takes place tomorrow from the
Baptist Church.
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