The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18

| hIs w OOu, Vi Jne DCuOOl
has recovered from severe attack of
malarial fever.
Cerro Gordo Williams, the hero of the bat
tle OF that name, is IN town, the guest Of
Hon. A. s. Berry.
w. g. Haynes, the workingmen's agitator,
returned from indianapolis last night cov-
cred with laurels.
Miss Mamie Wentworth, of Quincy,
HIS, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Geo. Went.
worth, OF Washington avenue.
A horse valued at $3.50, owned by Mr..
butcher the brewer, dropped dead yeser-
day morning from the effects Of the heat.
Squire Degman, of Indian Springs, Re.
publican nominee for the Legislature, has
declined to make the race on account of ill.
ness.
Joseph Reinisch, aged forty, and Mary
Schaeier aged thirty-five, were united i'm
marriage last evening by Squire IL. w.
| Waternouse.
The Masons of this city will celebrate, in
an appropriate manner, the Eghtythird
Anniversary Of the death of Bobby Burns,
winch occurs Monday, the 21st inst.
Rev. w. NJ. Pettis, rector of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, contemplates trip to
MS native heath, in Orange County, Vir-
gihia, to recuperate during the heated term.
The Turner's of this city are making ex.
tehSlve preparations for the celebration of
tne tWenty-seventh anniversary of the So
clety, which occurs on the 9th of nexth
| month.
A lot of new cars from DAYTON. Ohio,
was taken over the Short Line road this
morning to be used in the transportation
OF wheat over the Cincinnati Southern
Road.
The employees at the Dayton Iron and
steel Works raised purse OF S75 Yesterday
10 ueIray the funeral expenses of their late
conrade, John Lamb, who died Wednesday
hlSht from the effects OF the heat
City Attorney Root demands an apology
OF Councilman McLane for DESTROYING a
railroad ordinance, or else pay fine of $40
McLane has been granted week to con-
slder which OF the two is cheapest.
Mr. Albert Merryman, of the Highlands
had the misfortune to fracture his left leg
near the ankle while aighting from his
buggy yesterday morning in front of Mr..
Andrews residence on Central avenue
An effort is being made by the Repub.
lican Executive Committee to induce Col
Tar. Baker, of Alexandra, to become the
| nominee for the Legislature, made vacant
by the resignation of Squire Degman.
Taylor Richardson, colored lad, aged
about ten Years, was iostled off the ferry
float, on the Newport side, last evening by
the jar OF the boat, and was drowned and
up to a late hour his body had not been re-
covered. His parents reside in Cincinnati.
Another little stranger, found this time
| IN one Of the cells of the old Market-house
| tt(EpH in n -t, /. 1.
enjoying the cool breezes in the arms of
Morpheus. The little chap is about six
weeks DID, and was taken in charge of bv
Mrs. Thompson, wife Of the Marketmaster.
| The good lady has three little castaways in
| charge now.
The following have been APPOINTED as
the County Democratic Executive Com
lnttee: }. NJ. Hove, W. II. Fitzgerald,
lld. Stricker, A. b. Billerbeck, John FL,
BodIev, /. p Mallibben, c. J. Helm, ], F..
Braller, Louis Absolute, Ed. Helm, A, r.
brothers, John A. Shaw, Leo. Tibbatts,
John II. Nelson, Jr., James Southgate and
}. q. nemOss.
Bold DAYLIGHT ROBBERY. - Yesterday
morning, about ~ O'clock, during the tenn
porary absence of Dr. r. A. Cameron and
wife from their residence, 60 Monmouth
street, thieves gained admittapce through
side door and commenced foraging ex
petition. After ransacking the various
apartments down stairs they visited the
second iluor, and in the front room ran
sacked the bureau and succeeded in making
away with pair of gold bracelets, "A pair
of opera-gasses and several articles of small
jewelry. silk pockethandk erchcfs, etc. A
purse containing $50 in greenbacks was for
tunately overlooked. No clue has yet been
found Of the thieves.
CITY CouNCIL-At Council last night
County Attorney Edgar sent in a COM
munication stating that he accepted the
three orders for his salary for nine months,
amounting to $780, under protest, and as
only partial salary.
The Board Of Trustees presented COM
munication calling the attention of the
Board to the fact that the late City Treas
urer, Captain h. Il. Bowers, was in arrears
to the Board to the amount of 81 ,050 Re.
ferred to the Committee on WAYS and
Means.
Claims amounting to $556 80 were al.
lowed.
Mrs Boden was allowed 5000, claim for
salary due her deceased husband, as Citv
Attorney.
The Committee on Improvements re-
ported in favor of the expenditure of tl25
for draining the ponds of the Sixth Ward,
the money to be expended under the direc-
ton of the Committee. Adopted
A report favorable to the new Gas Com
pany was presented. The City Attorney
and the Committee on Law were instructed
to bring in an ordinance in accordance with
the report.
The Committee appointed to bring
charges against Mr. McCean, reported
through the Chairman. Mr. Stemler re.
ported that he he fined $40 and apologize,
Mr.. McClean asked two weeks time to
write an apology"
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Jail question will fall through.
Mr.. Will Marsh has been quite i'll for the |
last few days, but is better.
Mr.. Anspaugh got home in time for Coun-
Gil meeting from Lexington.
Henry Guy of East Newport, and Louis
Knapp are candidates for Constable.
Little Carrie Griggs, daughter of Mr..
Leonard Griggs, City Assessor, is quite ill.
'Squires West and Tedrow do not seem to |
have any opposition for the offices they |
now hold.
A temperance surprise party will go to |
Newport tonight and will meet on Fair
field avenue.
Mr.. Moody OF Berry avenue, who was
Frustrated by heat few DAYS
ago, is better.
A young man from Dayton named Ryan,
amused the boys on Fairfield avenue last
Il, l..., e..