The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
THE DAILY STAR


Mr.. Asa Storey, of New Independence,
died yesterday of cholera morbus.
Droges foundry resumed operations this
morning after several weeks idleness.
Mrs. S. NJ. Schnitker and daughter have
returned from pleasant visit to Dayton, ..
Small fire in a frame cottage on Watkins
street, near Main, last evening. Loss
trifing.
Mr. VIM. Ward, of Springfield, o., was
In the city to-day. He reports business
good.
Thirty car loads of fine shipping cattle
arrived at the Coyington Stock Yards yes
terday.
The Merry Companions will give one of
their red hot picnics at Rudde's Garden to-
night.
Rev. Father Argidus Schmidt, of st. Jo-
seph Church, was granted license to solem-
nize matrimuny.
Mr.. Nicholas Schwartz, formerly OF this
city, but now of Aurora, Ind, is visiting
friends in the city.
Col. Alex Greer is grand pa since the
arrival OF that young son at the house Of
Mr. Edward Grant
Two thousand sheep and one hundred
head of cattle left the Covington Stock
yards to-day iUr Cincinnati.
Rev. Father Jesse, of Mother of God
Church, left this morning for few day.
recreation at Alexandria.
Mr.. ]. b. Klosterman, of ~ Pike street.
has succumbed to the hard times, and is
selling out his dry goods store at auctioL.
The Favorte Shooting Club held their
regular shooting match on Saturday. OF
course Dick McGraw carried of the laureis.
Mr.. s. 6. Edwards returned to-day from
trip through the interior. Mr. Edwards
Is the Democratic wheelAorse OF the Ninth
Ward.
Mrs. p Il. Collins and child are visiting
friends IN the interior. We are happy to
state that Mr.. Collins bright little child
mas recovered from severe attack Of scarlet
lever.
LOVERS LoTTERY.-J. Henry Vogelsage,
lged fifty, and Theresa HoIscher, aged fifty
shree; Anton Kocher, aged thirty, and
Lizzie SchiIImoller, aged twenty-one. All
Di this city.
Ernst Clark was arrested Saturday and
lodged in Jail by Constable Tom Dunn ana
his abl- deputy, on the charge of adultery.
He will he tried before Squire Mclaughlin
tomorrow.
Jim McCourt and Blonde O'Haro, the
two Tom Singetons of the West End, will
have swimming match Wednesday night
Blonde has been practising by washing his
lace regularly every morning.
The Republican County Executive Com.
mittee met Saturday and nominated, Mr.
John Richards for Legislature in the First
District, Col. Robt. Richardson in the
Second, and Dr. J. NJ. Chambers for the
Country District.
Bouncer McGraw is happy again. All last
week he wore a grim look and eyed susp
siously every bird cage in town. Some per
ion cramped on Bouncer's trained nightin
gale last night. Some generous boy brought
his bird back again.
Mr.. Jack keating returned yesterda,
from Memphis, Tenn, where he has beer
Ior the past several months. Jack reports
shat the town is being rapidly deserted, ant
considerable excitement exists on accoun
of the yellow fever Jack has a slight at
lack of chlls and fever himself.
There will be political meeting at Buens
Vista next Saturday afternoon at . clock
ander the immediate auspices of Capt. Chas
Morgan. Prominent among the speakers
will be: Col Robt Richardson, Joe Hermes
D.. A. Glenn Col. Robt. Harlan (of Cincin
NATL, and Il. D. Cross (colored) OF this city
The Grand Lodge of the State of tn,
United Brothers (col.) will hold a three
days Convention in this city, commencin.
OH the 18th inst, at which time the consti
luton d ana ny Ts laws r on tne @ urder VIII bt
MI ny VII Nihu w
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The neighborhood OF Austinburg is man
Tested with hog pens, the stencil from
which causes rather obnoxious odor, anc
reminds one OF "Bezenah Bouquet Carts
and they are certainly detriment tt
u In ncoity and ''t t"fn m,oIt thn sto"it WIS.,
,hnta rba n,isanca f''f'' supp u
ohcefs Mauef ana sanford discovered
eulndick SIS candy stCre open Saturday
hlght lney aroused 'he inmates, and the,
we're surprised 10 learn OF their egllgence
u 's only Justice 10 the public ana polict
10 state tha1 ohe-hail OF the foDberes com
mll'eG IN Vllls clty IS tnrough the careless
ness OF tne people IN failing TO properly Sc
'u'0 'ne' p'e''''0''
MAYORS MONDAY MATINEE.-James Hob
son, dlsord4rly 80; Silas Moore, breach o
The peace, SIS; John Boland, drunk, 81
na' noha1 NIL mG(Umiaiui F"rra uisorHfaiy conduct
Mcbannod brooch of tho ,,oacn ,"VS, w III
VIII mca'irlou, pau"c" D, c.e peace contihuet
who slashed Mat. Harrington across th,
eye with his little razor, had his case con
tinued until tomorrow.
Mrs Rridoet Piarca Twin, ont of +ou,,
was driyins nm Fourth straat hotu.oa, :,
Madison and Russell when She was RI,
ir,o H. 49,, af / 49,. f. LrIn IL va" iui