The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
pletree on Thursday and dislocated his

shoulder.
Miss Sarah Rightmyer has returned after
spending few pleasant days at Dayton
Ohio.
The Forest Citys of Cleveland, Ohio
play here with our Stars on July 22d. The
Fair Grounds will receive a general over
hauling for this game.
Superintendent Thornburv's brother-in,
law, who is employed on the Narrow-gauge
was rather severely bruised on Thursday by
an iron car falling on him.
A boy named Tommy Brex, living or
Market street, has just discovered now, aitel
several weeks Of suffering that he is the
possessor of a broken arm. Drs. McLaugh
lin and Russell Strengthened the member.
John W. Vananda, while driving mower
on Thursday morning, just south of the
| city, colllded with stump, throwing hin
in front of the knife, cutting his right arm
badly in several places and severing all the
muscles and tendons
The Nobby Eight is the latest organiza
ton for mutual fun. 1t consists of the
above amount of one-cent boys, and Alon
20, Horrie and deah Gawge are just the
ones to put to the front. That organiza
ton will certainly travel on its shape.
Michael O Brien, an aged resident of the
East End, underwent the amputation oI
his right arm, below the elbow, Thursday
Mr. O Brien some time ago, while drawing
n railroad spike, bruised his hand, upon
which modification and necrosis set in
clear up to his wrist. The operation was
neatly performed by Drs. Russell and
Mclaughlin.
The son of Italy who runs the stand at
the corner of High and Limestone streets
tilted hand express in front of his place
ON Thursday night, and soon spread him.
self within. A mischievous boy saw a
chance for good laugh, and caught hold
OF tie shafting and gave it a sudden pull
downward, when somebody skinned the
cat" wobbed around on his ear, and
wound up with back hand spring. That
little boy got away.
While workmen were engaged excavat-
ing for Mr. j. ID. Stewards new house, on
Wednesday, they turned up peck of coin.
The discovery was made at depth of five
feet The pieces were Spanish coin and all
counterfeit. They bear the National coat
Of arms "A likeness Of Carolus ", and are
dated 1901. They were stamped from cop
per sheets with a perfect die and then
washed in silver They are supposed by
many to be part of that money coined by
VIM. Humphries who run a blacksmith
shop in that vicinity until 1904, at which
time he was hunted down and got twenty
years for making the queer"
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Lexington needs new Courthouse much
more than Water-works.
Mrs. Jennie Ramsay of Cincinnati, is WIS.,
ting her msther, Mrs. X. Ii. Davidson, of
this city.
A half dozen good fre-supply cisterns
will be worth a hundred Water-yorks
projects.
Public opinion is rapidly changing in fa-
vor of Judge Hargis. He has evidently been
a prosecuted man.
Hon. o, S. Deming, Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, is advertised
to speak here tomorrow night.
Robert Hicks, of Somerset, has been an
pointed By Congressman Thompson, of tie
Eighth District, to fill vacancy at West
Point.
Kentucky badly needs Constitutional
Convention. Both political parties indorse
the call. A full vote should be polled in
favor Of 1t.
Some OF the cattle dealers in Bourbon
County are driving their stock to Cincin-
natl rather than pay the eXOrbitant freight
charges of the railroads.
Gus Meyers, quasi Republican, has
been announced as candidate for the Leg
lslature by few Democrats to draw votes
from Col. John kastle. Republicans will
not be gulled by any such trick.
DR.. John w. Bright, one of our oldest
citizens and physicians, is dead. AT the
advanced age of eighty eight years he yes
terday morning closed long life of useful.
ness, and passed quietly away to better re-
glons beyond.
The blue grass is completely burned up
for want of water Farmers are driving
their stock for miles for water. The ground
is cracking open, and still there are no signs
of rain, and the heat is intense and severe
But whisky is plentiful, and that is good
substitute for some people.
DAYTON. Nr.
The venerable Mrs. A Dbott is seriously
ill.
Crowds of happy young folks attended
the Baptist picnic yesterday.
The G. r. Society will ioin in singing
'Grandfather's Clock" tonight.
Rev. +. L. saurders of the NJ. E.
Church, is confined to his house with inds.
position.
During the trial for trespass before Mavor
Alaxev last evening lady, who is in deli
cate health, tainted in court.
Mr.. J. B. IIirschberger, lately the pretzel
has gone to the wids of
Kentucky, where he will engage in the
of slaves to be shipped to the
Cincinnati market.
Mr.. TruesdeIl, who swore out warrant
for the alleged trespassers, was yesterday
on a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons.
Chas. Rodacker was yesterday fined S.
and costs for trespassing on Mr.. Balser's
premises. The other cases were all con-
tinued.
Albert NJ. Hill, from whom DAYTON
hopes much in the realms of art, is execut-
ing an elegant crayon drawing for the Ex-
position.
Mrs. Haggard, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Macarthur,
departed for her home near Winchester,
KY, yesterday.
The air was blue in the vicinity of the
Post-otfice last night. Charley HAYWARD
was sitting on a barrel cursing those mules
Tor breaking his wagon. The mules dropped
their ears sadly and shed tears.
Wonderful Calculating.
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