The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30

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This cuts off three good men and faithful
oIlicers-M. Regan, Mr.. Connoughton and
Ii. Samuels.
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Mr.. John ObenchaIn, who received
stroke Of paralysis, is reported by his ply
sicians to be beyond recovery.
Mayor Wallace is in receipt of an inyita-
ton to attend Gen. Ewings opening of the
campaign at st. Paris August 9Th.
The house of Geo. Vert, on Mill Run
street, was entered at an early hour on
Tuesday morning, and S. in change and a
few small articles taken.
A valuable gray horse, the property OF
W. N. Whiteley, while trying to leap a
picket fence, became impaled on the pick
cts the same piercing its abdomen, causing
death.
The Trinity Baptist Church gave fete
and band concert Among the attractions
was perfumed fountain. The funds re-
ceived are to be used for the benefit Of the
Sabbath School.
The buildings covering the ground at
the southwest corner of High and Lime
stone streets, are to be torn down during
the month ofSeptember, and a structure
to cover one hundred feet on High and
eighty-tive on Limestone, of three stories,
is to take the place.
Miss Jennie Adams, the diamond thief
who was arrested at Cincinnati, and
claimed to hail from Springfield, must not
be confOunded with Miss Jennie L. Adams,
who resides just west OF the city. Some un-
principled cuss forwarded that lady q
marked paper containing the arrest.
The bakers of our city are now making
arrangements for picnic upon huge
scale. The same is set for August 10th,
when, previous to the exercises upon the
grounds, a grand street parade is to be
made. The funds derived are to be used
in the organization of Bakers Union.
Our authorities received word on Tues
day from Lancaster, Ohio, of the arrest at
that place Of Clint. Frazier, who had in
his possession just such goods as those
taken by The parties who burglarized Thos.
J. Prnglc's residence. Marshal Haywood
left the city in the evening to bring in the
man.
Those mad peds( p broke loose on Doke,
of the News, on Tuesday. Doke should
station his special artist in the rear of some
Limestone-street store and there he could
catch the cream. Wonder if these young
mems parents are aware of their strange
actions out. Dealers report underwear
muCh in demand.
Robert Williams (colored(, an employe
of the Lagonda House, is in hook for the
stealing Of large number of small articles.
A fter his arrest Officer Lancy turned up
three bedspreads, four napkins, two towels,
one blanket, one castor, one pitcher and
two rugs Since the above find Lang has
run in another bedspread, which he found
at the house Of VIM. Rankin.
The petition in error in the Price VS..
Rice case was filed in the Clerks Office on
Tuesday morning by Kiefer, White &
Rabbit, and Spence e. Arthur for Rice.
The petition AYERS hat there is an error in
the record, proceedings, rulings and con-
duct of the lower Court. In the admission
Of testimony offered by Price upon the
trial in rejecting evidence offered by Rice
in charging the jury, in overriding motions
for new trial, in not setting aside the ver-
dict because it was against the law, in rem
deriug a judgment for said Price. On
which groupds Price prays that the judg-
ment may be reversed and a new trial
granted.
DAYTON. Ky.
School Board meeting tonight.
Mrs. Grayson, formerly Miss Helen Fos-
ter, is quite ill.
Mr. Will. Young of Cincinnati, is visit
ing at the residence of Judge Gunnison.
The Postmaster says he never feeds his
two mules without sighing: "When shall
we three meet again?"
With Workingmen's demonstration
and Democratic mass meeting tomorrow
night, our people should be happy.