The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12

young men to give It a complete overhauing and
then cOntEbute another addition 70 the Industries
OF our city.
The attention of the entire police force is called
to the nightly gathering Of gang Of motley buns
OH North Market street, near Main. The occu-
pants OF the houses in that neghborhooi are loud
in their complaints against this peanut squad.
Now that the cry for park has died out without
notice, II migh be vel TO inform some enterpris-
ing party parties that there is barrel OF dust
scattered about the burg that nj ght be captured
by furnishing the Champion City with its first
bathrooms This is 4 long needed necessity and
should be looked into at once.
Our yonng man turned mis- nose upon the Sun
day question on Friday and reaped the following
startling information regarding the arrest of
FranT house and party Tor performing common
labor upon the Sabbath. These parl,s eona.et
what is known as Apple Grove, just east OF the
city, where upon the Christian sabbath music
and beer are made an attnl'tiOn. rms place mas
been under headway for some months u eSeHpGu
mOesatiOn until last Sabbath, when dNIR,
skinned individual by the name of Miller hoVered
around its surroundings with note O'oK III
hand, and, after cons derhbe OF II persplre sue
eeeded in capturing the names oi the parucS who
played the big hand within the incloSlre he ionted
maj st crlly away with his burden, placed il On
ice Till the morrow, when he lugged 1t before our
worthy Mayor. Ills Honor sent out his runners,
and these Sabbath breakers filed into the sweat
box. The boys cut of the ceremonies short by
ask ng continuance which was granted ANA the
trial set for Monday next. After they had made
tltlr exit legal Ulellt NHS out, WIN lll-
tention OF making II test case Of it, and now the
mystery is u be solved whether paid members OF
church choirs can ply their yoeat on, mlkmen
appear on the streets. ,proprietors OF dining
saloons keep open, West Il STAFF publish
the News, Gurnor handle his En-
qurers, or whe her L. Edgar Miller,
who, il is claimed, is paid member of the T. l..
.. A., did not violate the Sabbath when engage d
upon this work. The above announcement may
give some the chiils, yet the finale may prove
good nerve quieter.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Mr. Ellridge Parker the young man that was
killed by lightning at the California Bridge was a
son OF Watson Parker, one II the oldest and most
respectable farmers Of Anderson Township Ell
ridge was a young man about 81 years Of age and
possessed OF splendid habits He was industrious,
moral, kind and mperlte. You will hardly
find his equal in any immunity. Watson Par
ker is one the splendid disciplmarians who has
succeeded in raising larse family OF good Call
dren. Scores Of persons came pouring in TO show
their sympathy for the bere.ved Ilmily. Or.
Gains ana Dr. Smith, his student, were paTtiCu-
larly active in taking care OF the body.
GALLON, o.
Major Rigby was in town this week from Bright
wood
The Railroad Y.M. c. a, building is progressing
rap dly.
Mr.. Colborn, father OF wm. Colborn, deceased,
is very sick
D. 0. Castel our County Recorder, was in the
city yesterday.
H. " Weber, the confectioner, gave another
turtle-soup supper last evening.
James Armaroyf, OF the West Milton Argus, is
spending tins week with Gallon friends.
Mrs White and daughter Nav returned home
from Fremont alter pleasant visit last week
JOHN C. IIutter, Of Columbus. has been visiting
his Old home and friends in this city this week
The Catholic picnic which was to take place on
the 18th list has been pystpOned to the 9th Of
August
Homer Pague had an artery in his right hand
cut by Il saucer while cleaning up in 7. W. Purl-
seypiles, store last saturday.
james Underwood, an engineer on the Bee Line
was relieved Of tapewOnn twentyseyen feet
long, by DR.. n, B. Ridgway.
An excursion train from indianapolis passed
through this city 10 Niagara Falls on Monday
and turned Wednesday over the p, c. 4 |. K.
r., fare only 81.
Mr. HUI the janltor OF the German Reformed
Church residing in the West End, took too much
Saturday night and then went hOMe and pitched
his wife down a cellarway and cut her head
against II barrel 1t was ndisgElCeful act
WE>T COVlNGEOS. KY.
Mr.. ]. W. Mill champ will leave on the O'Clock
train this evening for Canada.
What was all the noise on Main street last night?
''Buif' should keep his eyes open
BELaEVUE;. KT.
A reunion OF the NJ. L. Sunday-school will be
held tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Car tain Joseph Rudolph of Cincinnati and Pro
fUSSOr McGnnesS are announced to address the
temperance meeting omorrOw night
The reunion of the NJ. f. Sunday school to-rnor-
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock promises to be ~
interesting. Rev. W w. Ramsey and Amos shin
ke, ESD of Covington, will conduct the exercises.
All are cordially iuVued
krTsADS sun