The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-16

present company in power has made ar
| rangements so as to use the same until the
sale OF the Road.
BELLEVUE. KE.
Arrangements will be made tonight bv
the Republicans to hold grand rally at
Liberty Pole in few days.
Mr.. Louis Wetzel of Division street, who
has been suffering for some time from drop
sv, died about noon yesterday. MIR. Wet
Eel was regarded AZ very respectable citi
zen and leaves wife and three small chill
dren to mourn his loss. Funeral from his
late residence this afternoon.
HAMILTON.
Willie, infant son of L. II. Hensley, died
| yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Burrdge, ut the First Ward is Wis
iting friends in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown have located
permanently in Urbaua, OHIO.
The boys are saving up their coppers to
take in Coles Circus, which will be here on
| the 22d.
| A. NJ. camp-meeting convenes on the
18th Full accounts will be given each day
in the STAR
Mr.. John Doellman leads the van with a
bran new delivery wagon, made by Peter
Heck, Esq.
The goriol FrorL c;lors ,rrs,o5 an,
rloro 81 d ~ q =. ."Iio' i;,'. oIal
| tion in RichmonJ -''' '''~''
| horse belonging to the Express Com
pany was sunsiruck Yesterday and fell to
the ground on Basin street.
TLo s,o,o LII. w.
tatell, on Third street. is now for rent In
qnre OF Mr.. A. Shuler, at the Woolen
-'''''
AT the statiOn-house this morning, Val
entine Metzler and Joseph Miller,
charged with being drunk. On Mil.
lers person was found $500. Erb
brought in Michael Cox for disorderly
a woman giving the. name of Miss Anna
burel, OF Cincinnati, with little infant in
her arms, presented a sad picture If want
and desitution as she waited Tor her break
last OF bread and water.
A New CUsroupR Iobr cor,or
fer arrived at Lie sIon nn i nix; ;'I,'n oatPen-
terdav morning he found a IittIn coiored
boy about six months old neacefnllv sleen.
ing on a chair waitiup for a sIo,,o Ioi
was struck dumb with amazement, and |
wanted to know how il came there. W. |
II. Norman, who opened the shop very ear
;na tha4 uar aU' i5"S, Soo' eApIaiieu oy say
rions Bnh B;dlnn "''f Is. H;t'e. - Vi ehe ,iolo-
oi,;,,, iou9 o .i,a, i'Iui, i, iel' IL t'ere; mary
Carpenter, proprietor of the well-known
barber-shop on Third street was sudIeniw
called away on business vesterdav ''
LAwRENCEBUKG. IND.
grand ts,rroro,oo ;uI.iIoo al,
place mt Lawrencehurs in tha fair "n nra,nds az
EriJav t"o Skti, ;'t' II. .''e ,alI sr1iinus'
temperance societies of the State will par-
ticipate. Prominent among others the fol- |
lowing noted temperance lecturers will ad.
dress the assembly, viz: Hon. Samuel F. |
Iarv. OF oihclhnau; shiel, OF Seymour,
inu''ha, ana new AoKlnsoh, OF Lawrence
0a 0uis 1Hcuisicns ,,: VIII come IN over the
on,o anu MISS cMlsSisiPpi hai.roau from Sey-
I T ~ AND + paiIrona iI''as,, fn, anu u over me
and from Cincinnati, # Viii be ee,aIo"E the aromdE
est Temperance rally evar had at ian,ra',
burg.
DAYTON. Kx-
cn"r'ey tI'n G hayward ana lamlIy now occu-
pS 'no ia'lS"y hoiheS'eau Oh Dayton aV-
mi.
oo.. ne n Nener"oie iho.ner oI Mr. Jonn Ram
Kentucky. 0'''' anu
7. aat;,.a, ,,,4 a.,
ming the new steam ferry does not eyceed
$3 per day. ' N''N'0N
Mr.. d. B. Wells ,s on a nrotracted bus;-
ness tour through Eastern Kentucky and
West Viruinia ''N
The Cincinnati CITY Solicitor decides that
Mr.. Gibson must go to the CITY Council to
ret his ferry privileges for that sJa nf tbo
river
Billy Farrell our former genial con.
ductor, is ringmaster in n nonv riding.
school at Chicago. owned by Byron II.
lIopo OF Bellevue, Ky.
A weIlknoNn citizen of DAYTON. who re.
Gently traded property for farm in Lewis
County, KY, has struck it rich, having dis
covered valuable zinc mine on the place.
LEXINGTON. Kf.
There Will be AN abundant crop of ounces
this year.
Our vegetable crop is suffering greatly for
want OF RAIN,
The pear crop is very abundant and fne
in Central Kentucky.
The trial of Harpis ia nrooress;ro eIow1v
We will wait for the end
co,o.or rooo d
,voshn,,t o"ineI i'oI. d. pecN .s az nome from
c,lordia ,,,o. -; j,
Il tnant @lie,e'iu ,'ontaaP! aP!res were SOFA on the
J N"' 1o' " 'e''" Pei oushel'
Cheering news The Gas Company has
'unSc'loeu 'tl'n,. P@'ooo 10 the fh@hlx Hotel
'oH"'
The wheat crop is much finer than form
erly anticipated, and is bringing 81 cents
Der busheL