The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-18

nefdS near the Southern Road. and only
thirty miles from Somerset, Ky. This
Company has engaged the services of Mr..
Michael Dolan, who left on Wednesday
with mules, carts and other necessary
equipage, to build railroad from the
mines to the Southern Road. A few more
men of energy end enterprise would re-
store our city to her original prosperity.
Let us have wster-works and machine shops
next
A strange freak in nature, II freak at all,
may be seen at Mrs ]. C. O'NeiPs grocery,
on Broadway. Until recently she was the
owner of fine male rabbit. By some un-
known cause he escaped from his cage at no
very recent period, and, US she believes, re-
mained in the house for a considerable
time, frequenting certain room, and lv-
ing on apples aud turnips. The rabbit is
now missing On Tuesday morning the at
tention of clerk in the store was attract
cd by the cries of young kitten in GER
tain box in which female house cat had
usually slept On examination three young
kittens and young rabbit were found en-
sconsced in the box as one family, and
when the mother cat came in the rabbit
made himself as much at home as the rest
and .partook of breakfast in genuine cat
fashion. Next.
LUDLOW. AH.
DR.. J. ]. Dulaney, of Covington, is at
present the popular physician of this city
James A. Cassidy, Esq, is embellishing
his residence on Oak street with full front
porch.
American Eagle Lodge, I. o. o. f., of this
city, is making preparations fur a grand
picnic the early part of next June.
The Southern Railroad Trustees agents
have sworn out warrants for parties whom
they accuse of stealing some OF their porta-
BILE property.
Yesterday was payday on the Southern,
and yet the boys didn't "ball'; much.
They intend to wait until the 22d and take
in the lmperials' Hop. Good
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Joseph Cook is announced for q lecture
at the Opera-house on Wednesday evening,
April 23d.
Robert Ford played lone hand in the
Mayors Court on Thursday. The Mavor
took it up and Robert passed-over 81 and
costs.
Oscar Emmic, a resident of West Jeffer-
son street, fell off fence on Wednesday
evening and broke his leg just above the
ankle.
Michael Kennedy visited the Sanctorium
ON Thursday and paid an assessment of 81
and costs for using obscene language in the
presence of ladies.
Squire Smith will interview the members
OF the Alert Dancing Club on Monday next.
Programmes and tickets must be paid for,
so say the West boys.
Goodwin & Weathersby in "Hobbies" at
the opera-house Monday, April 2lst.
Officer Lang was summoned to Lawrence
Vile on Thursday to answer before the JUS
tice there for,overstepping the bounds of
law; in making the arrest of Mrs. Rankin,
OF that place. ON larceny of $265.
Layton has at last accomplished the feat
OF walking 100 miles. 1t was done at Lo-
pansport, Indiana, on Saturday, and his
time was % hours and 55 minutes He SAYS
he Will enter the October contest at Gil
mores, in New York.
James Evans and Harry Walters, railroad
tie inspectors, dropped in on us Thursday
morning. They partook OF the hospitality
extended by Leecn, of the Spring-street
hotel, and then visited our worthy Mayor
HIS Honor extended to them the freedom
OF the grotnd beyond the corporation, and
sent an officer to guide them there.
Shortly after the adjournment of the
Railroad meeting on Wednesday night
numerous ctzens, prominent among them
Messrs. Frye, Jones and Whitley, hed
their way to the Lagonda House. Soon
after making stand, Col. Jones became ex-
cited over dispute, and thought he would
settle it by knocking Geo. II. Frye down,
put Ward FRYE was present and was watch
ing the family interests, and lie fell to
IDDpS' intpptinpS aud 4, |,
drop, The consequence of his movement
resulted in the Culoners legs deserting him,
and lie thus performed the great act of
spread eagle. Before Ward could com
pletely annihilate his man he was gath
cred in bv bystanders and waltzed Off
from the scene, and thus came an end to
one of the most disgraceful society scenes
that 1t has been our pleasure to chronicle,
a thought OF which to the readers would
give them the sensation of passing ice
berg All know but for timely interfer-
ence the result might have been terrible,
for Jones blud wood shed most assuredly. |
No arrests.
DAYTON. KY.
The nuptials of Mr.. Henry Winterman, |
OF Covington, and Miss Bertha Smith, of |
Dayton, are announced for next Tuesday. |
at st. Francis Church.
The last regular meeting of the Building
Association No. 3 will be held at the DUN
my office on Saturday at 7 p. M. Business
Of Importance will be transacted.
The headquarters in Dayton of the tele-
phone establishment by White a. Helm,
have been located at Goetze's drug store.
rhe line to connect this city with Cincin-
natl will be put up next week.
hCOngress-Extra Session
SENATE