The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

restore him to consciousness, and were
finally successful Overcome by heat prob
ably was the cause.
About p. m. yesterday orse attached
to phaeton, left unguarded for moment
at the entrance of the Union Depot took
fright and dashed through the depot at
break-neck speed. He was caught some
distance below the depot and brought back
with the top of the phaeton considerably
damaged. Strange to say, no one was in
jured.
1t was uncomfortably warm yesterday
and people suffered with heat on the street.
especially did the Knights, as their uni
form dress suits consisted of heavy woolen
goods, and in order to appear dressy, they
had to keep their coats buttoned up to the
collar. Many of them also wore metallic
caps, which we're not only heavy and un-
comfortable, but extremely heating. There
were elegant uniformed companies and
we'll drilled. and the parade presented a
picture of grandeur and beauty not likely
to be forgotten soon by those who were 80
fortunate as to witness it.
1t is earnestly requested by the Commit
| tee on Flowers that all true and patriotic
citizens lend their assistance by the way
of furnishing all the flowers they can to
be used in the decoration of soldiers
graves Saturday next. Let everyone
who can give their effort to.
ward making this grand and
patriotic work success and they will be
amply rewarded by the heartfelt thanks OF
the surviving comrades and friends and by
the conscious feelings in their own hearts
that they have shown q due respect fol
those who lost their lives that they might
enjoy the blessings of a free and glorious
country.
The Greble House, or the house on the
corner of Sixth and Main for many years
known by the above name, is now retitted
and placed in splendid condition for the
accommodation of the travelling public.
Its present proprietor, Mr.. Baker, although
a stranger to us, apparently seems like 8
man properly adapted to the business ht
represents, and we feel safe in commend
ing him to all who will favor him with theil
patronage. His house is convenient to the
Depot, and to the sensible-mrded mar
would seem preferable to many high-priceC
houses. We have not learned as ye
whether the name of the house will b'
changed or not.
HOME CITY AND DELHI.
The funeral of Mr.. Sayler's infant daugh
ter took place this morning at IL o'clock.
Don't forget the straw wberry festival givel
by the members Of the Presby yterian Churcl
this evening.
There was rumor afoat OF ''rattlin,
mill" between two of our prominent citi
zens at sunrise this morning. The caus
has not been ascertained, and the damag
is not irreparable.
| DAYTON. KY.
Mrs. Colonel Thos. Jones, who was I'm
proving, has taken relapse and ID yer!
much worse to-day.
The social given by the Presby terian Ia
dies at Mr.. Donaldson's grounds last nigh
was happy success.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-Steven Smitl
to Thos. Stevens, Lot 20, Block II, in Day
ton, 80 by ITO feet, on Third street; 5000.
Property owners who are dissatisfie
with the appraisement of Assessor Kueve
should file their complaints with th
Board OF Equalization now in session.
All discharged soldiers and sailors inte
! ested in the decoration of soldiers grave
will meet at the car stables on Sunda
t morning whore some action will probabl
: be taken. Mr.. Harry Lambe states thu
the friends of deceased soldiers can hay
the graves of their dead friends properl
cared for by leaving word at the Newpol
, engine house.