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

move anu intend hHVlAE.a gfanu time on
the 18th inst, in the way of picnic attthd
race track.
A normal school will be commenced July
7tb, aat the Pnblic School Building, ander
the management OF Prof. NJ. Manly and J.
H. Williams, OF this place.
Miss Ollie Grim waslthrown off horse
last Thursday morning and narrowly es.
capped serious injury, receiving severe
bruises and quite a slGuckto her nerves.
The old planing.mil on South Market
street will be really to commence the man
ufacturi ny of the Tyler organ by August
lSt, under tire management of Burgert &
Dietrich, the7well-known hardware dealers
OF this city.
aLBNINGTON. KY.
Mfr. Hart Boswell is severely i'll.
Nr. p. .Kaiber, of Covinston, is visiting
in the city.
Twenty-Five thousand negroes, more or
less, were in the city ON the 4tb.
A little daughter of Mr.. P. P. Parrish.
near Midway, has small kitten that daily
draws its sustenance from the breast of al
male cat.
The call for a constitutional convention.
| requires a majority of the voting pOpula-
eAN,'i oiiA A'pu VI NotOo OdoI w
ratify it.
Mr.. VIM. Farnan, formerly one of the.
old and reliable mail agents on the Cinein-
natl Southern Railroad, is now with F.
Bush d Son, of this city.
Mr.. II. Baker, who has Just returned
| from a visit to'tbe coal mines on t 9. s..
Il. r., thinks that the road will not be able.
to transport coal before the 1st of Deem
ber.
Last Friday night as negro named Andy
Giyens attempted to get OIL the south bound
freight train on the Southern Road 10 go to
his home, near Danville, his foot slipped
and he tell under the caboose, the W heels
of which passed over his right arm and leg
seyering them from his body, and injnring
the poor fellow otherwise. He was imme-
diateiy picked up and carried into the
depot and physician summoned. who
thinks Givens' recovery very doubtful.
Those who saw the accident speak highly
OF tire conduct of the conductor and train
men in attending the injured man.
The pcnica at Woodland on the Fourth
for the benefit of st., Joseph's Hospital was
quiet and pleasant affair, largely at
tended and netted quite handsome sum
for the institution. The most amusing part
of the programme ives the mule race for a
handsome silver pitcher. The race was
mile heats, three in FIVE and thirteen of
kentucky's noted "kickers'' were entered
for the prize. At first Hardesty's black
mare "MabeP' had the call in
the pools, but later in the
day, when it became known that some
|scoundrel had gained access to Mabeps
quarters the night before and "dosed" her
heavily, she was taken as second choice.
After some twelve or thirteen false starts,
the animals got off, with Mabel slightly
leading closely followed by Skinner's Peg
leg. Nearing the three-quarter pole the
latter made. a squirt and passed Mabel, and
retained the lead to the end, coming under
the string winner by head, Mabel
second, eleven Others distanced. Time,
845M, The second, third and fourth heats
were easily won by,Niabel. Mr.. Hardesty
was otfercd'S10 900 for his mule Immediate
ly after the race but his high regard for
her illustrious namesake caused him to de-
cline the offer. Mabel has an extensive
reputation for being quite fast when
"ridden' by.a good man and Mr.. Hardesty
has now the honor of owning two good
animals.
HAMILTON.
The Live Oaks defeated the Dayton Red
Stockings.
morning of cancer of the breast.
The County Commissioners passed bills
last Saturday amounting to S5s2 10.
The Democratic and Republican sore
heads held little convention at AIillvllle
Saturday.
Thomas A. Pollock, of Camden, O., was
the guest of Superintendent l.. d.
Brown yesterday.
Thomas ]. Hudgns, of Morristown, Ind,
was the guest of Captain Lands and fam
lily, of the First Ward.
Oliver Crow and Frank Rusk had little
fist exercise Saturday morning. Dun
woody and Regain took them in.
Deputy Sheriff Black took Chas. schlin. |
der, aged thirteen years, to Toledo Satur- |
day night to be placed in the Reform
School.
John Paterson, Jas. NJ Mckinney, John
Pendegrast, ii. Cummings and Frank Sta
fer are registered at the StatiOn-house,
charged with drunk and disorderly.
The friends of temperance are cordially
invited to attend the fifth monthly enter
tainment of the Social Temple of Honor, to
be gwen tonight (Monday) in their hall.
MARYSVELLE. o.
The NJ. E. Church boasts over a new pipe
organ.
The Redwood boys were enough to beat
the Marysville Club but they had no time
with the Mansfield Athletics. who waxed
it TO them with a score Off to /. 1t was
said if they had beaten the Manstieds they
would have challenged the Cincinnati
Stars.
LUDLOW. KH.
H.. Il, |. III |
in this vicinity.
The picnic given by st. AIMS Church
netted over$l00.
The Southern Railroad brought in q fine
lot of stock for the Eastern market yester-
day.
There will be Democratic rallv here on
the 18th inst. DR.. Luke 2. Blackburn has
been invited to be present.
The Republican portion of this city who
are acquainted with DR.. v t. Chambers
will east their votes solid for him.
The River Road between this city and
is in terrible condition, and in
fact at some points nearly impossible. The
Grand Jury should see that the road is kept
in repair.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Three horses were stolen last Friday
evening. All were recovered.
One thousand persons excursioned to
Madison i'll the temperance excursion on
steamer Corona on the Fourth.
AT a County Fair meeting held here Sat
urday afternoon last thirty persons sub
scrlbed to the amount of s 900 to q guar
antee fund for fair. IS, 900 is needed to
make 1t success. Let every merchant