The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12

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for keeping a disuTdeyly house, was dismissed
Thomas Bradley for getting drunk, was also dis
| missed.
John King and Thomas Hart, OF Happy Hollow,
and Mike Welsh, OF Point Lookout both places
| located in the ncighb0rh0Od of Moss and Bellevue
streets, are at lOgerheads This morning King and
| Kelly proceeded TO tear down fence, which
| Welsh claimed was on his property, and
which he endeavored ~ protect forth
with from further destruction by having
| Hart arrested for truspGsSng They were
brought before Justice Of the Peace and fined
one cent and costs, They retalliated by swearing
out warrant for the arrest of Welsh, on u charge
| Of threptenng personal violence. It is hard to
| tell 1T present where the war will end.
| PERSONAL GOssIP.-I.ieutenant r. Berry U. s.
N, returned yesterday to the Barracks, after
cruise TO the Island OF Madeira.
| f. f. Wood, Esq, and wife leave to-day for
| tour of the lakes.
General Bell U. S. A, LETT yesterday for Wash
ingtOn u. G.
Airs. W. II. Thomas left this morning 10 visit
| friends ut Lexington.
Rev Mr.. Mullcuix is suffering from hay fever.
| Misses Maggie and Priscilla Nichels returned
| from their trip To Cleveland.
| Miss Snlie Br ton, OF Evansville, Ind. is here
visiting her brother, John Britton of York street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bloomfield leave to-day for
| Lake Chautauqua.
Miss Sophia swaine, of Lindel avenue, New
York, is the guest Of Miss Emma Winters, OF York
street.
Charley johnson, OF Monmouth street, reloces
oNGl uIllNul VI u DUullClHB IVY
SPRINGFIELD. O.
The pride of the Seventh-the prize flag
fell to our boys.
The Urbana camp meeting opened to-
day. Railroad fare from this point 90
cents.
The boys packed up early on Monday,
and Immediately after the prize drill
marched homeward. Camp kiefer at night
was deserted.
James Kelly appeared before His Honor
on Monday night TO answer for the ro6bing
of James Gallagher, of South Charleston, at
the Fair Grounds last Thursday. The tes-
timony introduced failed TO satisfy our
worthy Mayor OF the guilt of Kelly, and so
he discharged him. Kelly thanked His
Honor and then got returned compli.
meut in the way of an address upon his as
suCates. Go and sin no more.
Douglas Mccain and Lyons, from the
Levee, we're up for disorderly conduct.
Jerry Murphy had filed complaint against
these young men, who, he claimed, lad in
dulged in banging match near his door.
His Honor said that he was satisfied that
Douglas and McCann were guilty, yet he
would discharge all, but he desired that
Officer Norton should keep his eagle eye
upon their future conduct, and repetition
Of the above would surely be the road to
the stone pile.
Squire ]. J. Smith is confined to his
home, suffering the effects of an accident
lie met with on Sunday afternoon while
returning from the Fair Grounds He was
seated int buggy with Mr.. John Dinkel,
and their horse was going at a lively rate,
when wheel dished, and both were thrown
violently TO the ground, The 'Suuire was
able to proceel quite a distance from the
scene without assistance but before reach
irg home his injuries oyercame him, and he
had to be conveyed. DR., Dunlap is in at.
tendance and says he will soon Lave the
Squire out.
1,,,,o. ~ p.,+,o,, o,,5 p,+,,- cho,. H.
ho,. ,,,,l,,tt ,.i,,,., t,,ytaI i. C;.'
~ IN, t,irt 11 '1U Js 'sn. o az IVY
,Inaso )! far ,',,r,o - tsn p5o,tIat, IL
credited with some running feats in the
West while SHAY has good record for
walking and running at home, having
taken the first prize in the walking match
upon the Fair Grounds July 4tl, At a
few minutes past 10 O'Clock both had com.
plcted fifteen miles Shay's friends at that
ti.nc we're confident of his success. Their
trust Law in his pluck and wind. which
they thought he possessed enough of t.
vanuuish Bentley.
rrha alarm, FROM, po, ~ about q o,o,oo,.
1o.t - hrnr,ri,. o,,t ,ho na,a~t',,t ~ ~
a. - tI,s ro,,''3r L,IiI5;,, of pniI';us e.
Meyars fo,niJry m Wasst North "treot y
VIA, Tho hove not mon tLo sceno tbo Gro
,I ,,;,,s,l ,',,,of, haS 'o o,',
,",'ni.,teJ tn hniII;na' ad o;nn,, oco,,
;"5 h tho NIorl;toot. e,d tss;rd fs,uiIios
En ,.G3rts at first were nnt forth unon the
i,Itor hn;IIir,r ,nd II foccoa;nuad tLa;r 30
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ahnrt % 800 "a im stoci and the hnildina os wa,
damaged 10 the extent of $500. The Nc
Clintock and Baird families suffer small
losses from water and breakage in removal
of goods. The damage to the building they
, occupied is about $3.50. The fire it is sup
posed originated from sparks from the GU
roof.
} THE UrsToN AND MCDowr11 Su,KE,-
Dr. Huston went to the depot of the G.. G.,
G. e. |. on Saturday to watch the ar
rival of our great military men.
While engaged he received a friendly slup
! upou the hack and turned nm his head tn
greet Mcdowell. Doc. was so oyerpowered
} nj seeing his old friend that he immediate.
ly went into family affairs. This seemed ia
, warm Mcdowell m and he got so tied mn
in Doe and Doe. in him that he almost
forgot that he was going to leave the city
until his train was pulling out, but even
then he spared time to give the doctor a
warm old shake, sucb clasp. then ira
/ Ila-lu veil and Mcdowell was aboard, Loo,
Immediately went to work and executed an
. Irish reel then took in four squares "go-as
you-pleaSe" to catch breath. Huston says
that his fingers were just packed in layers,
lie says he likes Mcdowell, but upon that