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

! lOI Lie NGNby CdiuE htdI kttLlIlR luLO uOC
on Saturday night. Bob got thuffy over the
arrest of friend and threatened to chew
up the entire police force. Bob should
have guardian appointed to watch over
him. for at an evil moment when in wrath
he is liable to tear the town to pieces
| LEXINGTON. Ky.
The potato tops that were above ground
Friday night were killed by the frost.
We have in our County Jail forty
prisoners Twelve of which are charged
with murders.
If they are not already dead take in your
young beans on the night of the 10th. Tice
predicts a.heavy frost
The Democracy of Kentucky will elect
DR.. Blackburn Governor of the State and
Prof. Deshay Picket Superintendent of Pub
| lie instruction.
Died at his home on Main street in this
city, of heart disease, on Friday evening at
6 O'Clock, Horace BOrdman, in the fiftieth
year OF his age.
Our Health Officer can find snug little
job for two or three idlers by walking out
Georgetown street to Third. That stagnant
water smells as strong as cologne.
Our great lovers OF horse flesh will be
| gratified to know that American horses run
so well on English soil Another victory
won on Thursday last by Papoose, sister to
Parole, is convincing evidence of Ameri-
can enterprise.
The Fair Ground (the City Park has been
leased by Judge Jas II. Mulligan. He
pays 50 Is per acre. 1t will be used as
COW pasture. The trees will be properly
cared for and protected. The proceeds will
of course 20 to the city.
| The saloon keepers of our CITY are prepar-
| ing to test the authority by which they are
compelled to close their houses at II O'Clock
at night, and to remain closed during Sun
day. We understand the best legal talent
will be employed by them.
The alarm of fire Friday morning was
caused by all imperfect hue in what is
known as the Old Bruce Residence, this
side of Brucetown. The bucket brigade
put the fire out by the time the engine
reached the scene of action. Damage
small.
The colored man, Armstend Boyce, who
created such a street sensation day or two
since by his strange conduct, and for which
he was arrested and taken to the watch
house, is undoubtedly a lunatic and will
shortly be tried, and will no doubt be sent
to the Asylum.
BELLEVUE. KV-
Geo. Perkins Esq, of the law firm of
Hallam d Perkins, is about to remove to
Covington.
The foundation and stone-work contract
of the M. e. Church has been awarded to
Mr.. Gerwin, of Dayton.
Mr.. Eugene Applegate and wife, nee
| Miss Wentworth, of Newport, have taken
up their residence among us.
Within the last few DAYS large numbers
| of our people have visited Madame Ander-
son at her great walk at the Highland
House.
D. c. Johnson, Geo. Straeffer and August
Blesch will pack their gripsacks next week
for Louisville, to start in business. May
they be successful in their undertakings.
The Methodists of DAYTON have proven
successful in their endeavor to raise funds
for the erection of a new church edifice.-
Commercial. When the Commercial cop
les boldly it should at least COPY truly.
The item above should refer to Bellevue, as
the MetEOdistS of Dayton have, we believe
a good, substantial church, raised long ago
Mr.. Geo. straeffer, Superintendent OF the
Union Sabbath school, resigned that posi-
ton yesterday afternoon in open school
stating that business arrangements com
| PEELED this step. Mr.. Straeffer hoped those
remaining in charge would still continue to
| have the same success for which the school
| has been noted. Mr.. August Blpsch also
resigned as Librarian. The designations
will take effect after next Sunday. In the
meantime every effort will be made to con-
duct the school in a prosperous manner.
LrNWOOD.
Twenty-seven children, thirteen bows and
fourteen girls, were admitted to HOLY Com
munion yesterday in st. Stephens Church.
Rev, Ambers delivered an instructive ser
mon.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
The candidates for city offices at the cleo
ton tomorrow are:
For Mayor-George NJ. Roberts, Ind.
John }. Hauck, Dem; Wm. II. DoWdel,
TEN.
For City Clerk-John p Thompson, Ind.
John f. Mccullough, Ind.
Treasurer-David Moore, Ind. Demo
Gratis have no man.
Appraiser-John D. Bostic, Ind. James
r. Swope Dem.
Marshall-Nick Oberding, DEM; James
Sketon, Ind.
Council-First Ward - Chapman, Pres
ton, King and Watts
Second Ward-Chris. Lommel, no oppo-
sltion.
Third Ward-Freenan and Hodell, Ind.
Fourth Ward-Lotton and Weber, Ind
Fifth Ward-Lindecker and klyer Ind.
HAMILTON
Washington Lodge f. A. NJ. will hold
meeting tonight
The Trustees of the Children's Home hold
their annual meeting to-day.
The Robin Hood Archery Club at the
home of Miss Mary Vandeveer on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Probate Court on Saturday appointed
ID. w. Osborne administrator of the estate
of Cyrus Osborn, deceased.
There will be meeting at Pavne's Chanel
tomorrow Tuesday evening to take into
consideration measures for the relief of the
colored emigrants from the Southern
States.
Miss Pauline Steffe successful teacher
in our public schools, was the recipient of
handsome bookcase and writing-desk pre-
sented by her friends on Friday evening.
Last week L. G. Overpeck, the High
street photographer photographed some
more machinery of Dental, Morgedant & |
Co.'S Mr. Overpeck is getting quite rep
utation for this branch of his business as |
well as portraiture He has letters speak |
ing very highly of his work from ltho- |
firm of Buffalo, n Y, and MIR. |
Truyck, the renowned engraver.
About six weeks ago gay and festive
youth by the name of Thomas Cooper came
from Dayton to Hamilton and engaged in |
the laundry business. Finding opposition |
strong and competition sharp he employed |
colored women to do his work, refusing to
pay them at the close of the week. This
thing soon grew monotonous when one of |