The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-06


that quiet street race course.
A horse belonging to Mr. F. B. Martin, of
the Gait House. became frightened yester-
day at Heavens Artillery and dashed up
Canal street with the carriage to which he
was attached, throwing out and severely in
juring two children, its occupants
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
But one case of scarlet fever wasreported
to the Board of Health this morning.
Lightning struck Adam Restner's resi-
dence and John b. Carriers brewery in
New Town, doing but little damage at eth
er place.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Andy Ferrell saloonist is the latest to
clutch the S25 and costs demanded for
violation of the Sunday Ordinance.
There is several serious cases OF diptheria
on West North street. Several cases in that
neighborhood have resulted fatally.
The Foster and Hickenlooper Club visits
the South Charleston Club on August 18th.
The round trip can be made for 35 cents.
The parties interested in the collection of
donations to the spread for the boys at the
Reunion, report their efforts crowned with
success.
George Gatewood. well-known here, got
into the hands Of the Xena authorities on
Monday, who heard George to the extent of
seven months in Jail.
Some Of the old vets of our city attended
the Reunion at Mechanicsburg on Tuesday.
Hon. Charles Foster was present, and delv-
cred spirited address.
Hubbard Wilson. colored, has been
elected by our School Board teacher OF the
new Summer-street School, and restored to
A grammar grade to the North Building
Bob Williams, puroiner of small articles,
goes up amoug the rocks for a twenty-day
term. A splendid view of one of Bobs great
gratis can be had from his present quar-
ters.
The squad brought in from Mag Hughes
nook OF ill-shape visited His Honor's Court
on Tuesday, and took in the rare old with
out a murmur. Jessie Boyd, the guy, got
50 and costs.
The Trinity Baptist Church, after meeting
with success at their last fete, announces
for Friday night next band concert and
lawn fete, with an attraction in the shape of
perfumed fountain.
A horse attached to covered wagon de-
manded full sway of the streets ON Tues
day morning The rig brought up on
Center street perfect wreck. The owner
of the team was E. ?. Wright.
Those interested in the Reunion are max
ing calls upon the business men of the city
and asking them to assist in the work by
decorating their places of business. Our
city promises to present holiday appear
ance.
Pat Coleman, who fell into the hands of
John T. Morris for crooked cattle trans
action, was bound over by Squire Black to
the Common Pleas Court in the sum of
$500. Pats father furnished the required
bond on Tuesday.
Lyman Olds filed an affidavit against
Jacob Holl street sprinkler, on Tuesday
charging him with sprinkling offensive wa
ter upon the streets For some time past the
complaint has been general in regard to the
water used by llOl, and now the matter has
reached the authorities their decision is
anXiously looked for. HOll is to have his
hearing to-day.
Complaint has been lodged with the
Mayor regarding trick played upon Toll
gate keeper Flanagan, of the ST. Paris Pike,
by Thomas Cahll, the man fined for
drunkenness on Monday by Mayor Wal
lace. His little game was to ask change for
Gvcdollar bill and upon receiving it to
drive OFT at terrible rate, thereby putting
Flanagan in the hole.
BELLEyUE. Ey.
Temperance meeting and choir tonight
Council will meet tomorrow night, when
some important matters will be brought up
Mr. Kennedy doesn't want Squire in
front of his name. He will not make the
race.
If the race track is in fit condition
tomorrow two races will take place be-
tween fast horses.
Mr.. VIM. Clark, the tall sycamore of Cen
ter street. is prominently mentioned for
Justice of the Peace.
The rain storm yesterday caused consid-
erable damage in washing out lots in the
upper part of town.
Mrs Cunningham and family will shortly
remove to Cincinnati. This news will be
received with regret by a large number of
friends Of the family.
The result of the election gave satisfac-
| tion except to one man, who is getting i'm
mcnse satisfaction out of rot-gut whisky
since Monday night.
| 1t is said that a marriage will shortly take
place between a young man who resides in
the lower part of Dayton and handsome
young lady of Berry avenue.
| 1890