The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND



the disappearing choera-morbus.
Mrs. S. A. Charles and children leave to-
day to spend the hot months in West Vir.
ginia.
Col Thomas Edwards has just completed
well fifty-three feet deep, for Major Pat.
Talon.
Clay Hughes has not yet married Celia
Berry. We guess the wedding is off, 80 to
speak.
Miss Nettie Marks, the attractive school
marin, lett to-day for Baltimore to spend
the vacation.
The frame structure of the new depot Of
the Kentucky Central Railroad was placed
in position to-day.
Yank Reed and Lawrence Trimbe are
doing a land office business in the fish catch
ing line down on the Ohio.
Mrs. Gen Roth died very suddenly at
her residence on Eleventh and Madison
streets, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Mathew Reed has been appointed
mbstitute on the Fire Department. The
appointment will give satisfaction.
Billy Leonard and BRYAN Tansey are the
happieSt men in town to-day. They are
zach the proud Papa of a handsome baby
boy.
Mr.. ]. D. Ernst and wife and Mr.. ]. D..
Minor and wife leave tonight for Lake
Chautauqua, where they will rusticate dur
ing the warm weather.
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Jov hy y r"nl hoy an an enSime on the K an.
lucky Central Railroad.
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Maltese cat from Cne Jan. Oily olIeIs
hoeiai reward LOT 1tS fe'urn' ana woe oe 10
ave N''l"i'l VIM "'oie H.
lhe ooiiiin'ttee on "aS was instructed l',St
nlE'I. W auEe'''ar '"' rloi'oe''H W lish' 'ile 'le
siees9 % 'l'e c''S "'sn sasolilie Whele VI
leitu, i,i Iiie teilh vi two !tarS 'ioni l1e
'Ap'rn''oh Vi tne present contract
Some insignificant people are trying to
n'Jure C'le chances oi NIKE ohihe ny c,rcu-
a,i"5 "VHi !" ''It 'l''I' WAY nc ulu i'ot =
'p'e 'iie pei'lue'a'lE % i, ticNe' "t the lcceh'
'leo'ioh' pu' IL VIII nave 10 ei'ecI
The City Council last night with one dis
Ientient vote, released John Bracken, who
attempted to shoot Clay Hughes few nights
nnce ,ol 'ne a'lese" seduction Vi MS COUSIN
mis' t"A; M 'ro''' '''e pay nheNC Vi ohe-haIl MS
H'ie Vi P-''
The telegraph columns of the STAR are a
feature of the paper. A prominent news
paper man Of COvington remarked yester-
Hay that it contained more fresh telegraph
news Uhail any paper pupi'siieu III Ciiicih-
.I,I ny. anu tiia' man hhe" WHEREOF ne
Alheo'
Hehry berry yesterday made an appllca-
tloh 10 squire Evan lor warrant lor the
arrest OF Clay Hughes Tor obtaining money
from Cella Berry under false pretenses,
t;a,'S i, i'o i1T INV it soa ms ,'ial!l"se
,ha ,,orra,'t ''@N w '''ue
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ME- Martln Donahue, better known as
SUNK, offers to row any man IN the three
ciVles sklll race from tle OVihEtpn ana
cincinnati suspension Bridge to the Fifth
street Ferry ana return tor a purse OF 500
u up""'uS,
young boy, whose parents reside on
milton street, met with quite a sad accident
last evening lie was playing with can
non loaded WIN powder ana gravel, when
u suddenly exploited, and IA portion OF the
'ihail stones entered lhe young iaas aodo-
men.
POLICE COURT. kasie Howard, Cora
BAKER ana fosa Glll, three dam-sels AS black
as the ace oi spades, were iined $o each lor
nlSorderly conduct; Charley Walters. same,
20 ana costs; Martina walters, same, SS;
fatsy Jefferson, same, POI Dave Hart,
preach OF the peace, $l3.
Mike Bolan, that statue of vigilance and
bravery. has at last been welded. The
young lady halls from Posey County, Ind,
and is descendant of Lord Ballymaraugh-
erty, and at the expiration Of his tide she
Is to receive tooo,OO0, No wonder Mike
shuns all the Coylnstun girls.
The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee met last nipht. at the office nj Mr. q
G. Wallace. A resolution was passed elect.
Ing Finnell Madeira and JnEn r. Ews'n :.
Financial Committee, Mr.. Madeira To act as
Chairman, and to receive and dis6urse all
moneys. The committee adjourned, to
meet TINS night week.
The alarm of fire from Box II this morn
Ing at 3 O'Clock was occasioned Inv small
blaze in the residence of Il. Stapgenher,, ,,,
Main street. Those wide awake Main Street
bows pat the fire out before much damoge
was done. The Twelfth street bols and
the ! Nam street t Toys also qnenched the fire
~ Lang " hh"ii brewery Yesterday.
George Mcnamara, Tommie Hanlon and
Hughe Kelly, those three popular society
beaux, received an invitation Monday to
attend a musicale at Miss Bramlage's house.
They put on their Beecher ties and kids
and repaired thence for the purpose of ell
io%ing a few pleasant hours, but found
that the ladies were out spending the eve
hins'
SeVehty-hve car loads of wheat arrived
Dn the Kentucky Central Railroad last
hlght. lhe road is dong land office bust
ness IN carrying wheat They can not get
buihcieht cars TO transfer 1t, and every de-
Fot all along the line OF the road IS filled to
us Jus utmost capacity awaiting shipment.
The wheat is principally for Eastern mar