The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-21
AURORA. IND.

AURORA. IND.
Eugene Wilson, champion pedestrian of
Indiana and Ohio, has returned TO arrange
for walk during fair week. He has won
laurels wherever he has been.
| Mr.. Gus Hups while working in tunnel
at the Rolling Mills, was, by the ground
falling upon him, entirely buried. He
was severely but not dangerously bruised.
Pat Garrity, while working in sewer,
was, by the eaving in Of the embankment,
buried half alive. After great exertions he
was extricated from the ground. He was
bruised severely but will recover.
A piece of iron six inches square blew
out OF the boiler at Rolling Mills, and
made terrible report at 2 a. m. yesterday
morning. At first II created quite panic.
The mill will be laid up for several days
in consequence.
| BELLEVUE. HY.
Be on hand tonight at Council meeting.
Mr., John Young received about twenty
more signers to the Jail remonstrance last
night
Charles Hausman is about TO open cigar
stand In connectipsa with his barber shop.
There's millions in a. Charlie.
Mrs. Balance and family, Of Berry ave-
nue., left yesterday afternoon ON visit 10
friends in Warren County, Ohio
Mr.. Chas. E. Higdon, the popular young
telegraph operator, will no doubt be sur
prised to learn that his name is Michael.
Mr.. Edward c. johnson and his hand
some young wife received the congratula.
tons of their large number of friends last
"sn~
Mrs. Bailey, an esteemed old lady of
West Fifth street, Cincinnati, is spending
the week at Mrs Alexander Bailey's, on
Fairfield avenue.
Messrs. John IT. Sbavan and Jobn p
Numan take 'bns load of our society peo.
pie to see their cousins and aunts at the
Geological Garden tonight.
The temperance meeting was pood one
last night. Messrs. LLOYD and Doty. of
Fulton. entertained the audience hand
sonely, Mr.. Martin Robbins qave some of
the Washinytonian doctrine as not;cad bv
him tifty years apo.
LEAiNGroN' kf.
On the 10th, to the wife of ]. E. Keller, a
fine son, O.. B. Keller. Another railroad
agent ..
The steward Mr. Jobn Marrs at tho Eos,.
ern Lunatic Asvlum WEIGHS onlv three
hundrad and th;rtv nonnSse '"'' 'A-oe
c.,
several OF our pollcemen went TO Cynthi-
ana yesterday 70 preserve the peace. we
nope they won't De picked before they re-
'"rh'
Spencer Cooper, recently severely injured
by falling from window in the rear part
of the st. Nicholas Hotel, lie rapidly i'm
proving.
Tho Ropl,ors hovo irst ho,d +,o;, oo,
Convont;nn Thav rraa 1as' tba osaot .mo ;ona
anca of reJuct;nn of 6onh T ,ovat;o 80 ~. ~,
tbe Ieaislatnre SOW '"->""'"' i'''
IL is sald That the combination board OF
oheek 20, OF tins CITY, paid Sal 90 on
Governor Hampton, Edwin A., and Eed-
olng' the winners at Saratoga Tuesday.
Will Clay, who was struck on the head
Friday night week with hammer by
Brown, is doing well. His skull was frac-
tured, yet he may recover. Brown las not
been arrested.
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