The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

perhaps, not as we'll as meal.
The engine of the express train due
here at $40 a. m., ran upon tree blown
across the track one mile south Of Lynn
on Friday morning, ditching the bag
gage car and two coaches. Joseph Brush,
engineer, received a severe bruise to
hip
y Mayor Bennett returned from trip
to the Capital on Thursday night, and on
Friday appeared in his Court and dis
pensed justice to Newt'n Snediker, Geo.
Chapman, John Fisher and VIM. Way
land, who had all overstepped the bound
aries of common decency.
], AvoNDALE.
The lumber for the Town Hall was de-
livered yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Pogue has gone to New
Yolk on business.
Major Dickson will leave this evening
for Chicago, to be absent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lamb cele-
brated last evening their forty-ninth
wedding anniversary.
The next meeting Of the Village Mu-
steal Club will be held at the residence
of Mr.. Geo. W. Guysf.
\ Strawberries and cream were among
| the delicacies served at one of the enter
tainments given in the vilLage this week.
The first ellen Party" of the season
took place Yesterday at the residence OF
la. B. Huston, Esq, and right jolly
affair it was, too. s--
| vINCENNEs- IND. I
Haverley G. G. G. will soon be here.
The production of the "Ticket-of-leave
Man" has been postponed.
John M. Chansler, of Boeknell, and
H. M. Hyatt, of Washington, became
Knights Iemplar Wednesday night.
| Two fat cars on the 0. s. NJ. jumped
the track Thursday night near the Union
Depot, delaying the F. e. d. train about
fifteen minutes. " 9s
Miss Mary Nestlehut withdrew hel
suit for $1,000 damages, against Taylor
Bedell for breach Of promise. She die
not become Mrs. B. though. ae' as
/ DR.. w. B. Bedell returned home from
st. Louis Friday, having finished hi
course of medical studies. He is a full
pledged M. D. Now success
nExINsTON. NE.
I The Democratic State Convention vii
meet in this city June Hth.
! The artesian we'll at Winchester isfou
hundred and fifty feet deep and yet IN
water.
| Mr.. A. Hawkins, of Louisville. ha
been appointed telegraph operator Il
Versailles, in place of Miss Smith, re
signed.
/ Barley has been badly injured, and il
many places almost killed by the warn
rainy weather. Some farmer, talk O
blowing up the fields and putting tn
land in curn and oats.
Colonel Jesse II. Talbutt, highl,
Eesleemed citizen Of Lexington, died a
! fhis residence rear this city Thursda,
morning, at II o'clock, after lingering
lllHeS6 VI oCfCI al ul0htbcs
The losses by the fire at Winehesle
, Wednesday morning are as follows:
Mrs. Rachel Risk, Bonne corner build
ing, loss $1,000. No insurance.
! George Walker (eoIored), loss abou
$50. No Insurance.
Henry Wolfes building damaged, bu
covered by insurance.
t A. Gradinger's stock damaged, bu
t covered by 81 100 insurance.
l. N. Massie's building damaged, bu
}. insured.
J Col. JAS Flannagan, Spilman builc
ing, insured for 81 200, loss exceeds tia
amount. Charlie Martin, who occupie
= the building, had an insurance Of $l.5C
{ nn his stock of groceries, which will prol
tably cover most II the loss. '""'
+ Mrs. T. A. Taylor's building, 10
!! about$4,0Q0. Insured.
l. A great deal of goods saved from tt
the fire was stolen. Jack Lewis, colore
J. was arrested with an armful Of boots al
b shoes. TIE fire Ia thor. ht to have bet
If the work of ineendiafies.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.-Ihe regul
" meeting Of Council was held Thursd'
ID night.
# Accounts audited for the month
February, $6,3S1 20.
III j. M. Elkn was granted privilege
n peddle in the city without license.
d1 The City Collector presented his l
=. a. port, showing $2,276 85 collected duri
v the past month. E|
: The Treasurer's report shows balan
!, in the Treasury of $63l 86.
The account of the Clerk Of the Fa
:, cite Circuit Court amounting to $4S9
y \. was ordered paid. bF.L
shl The account Of 3. G. Thomas, as Sht
&c iff Of Fayette County, amounting
$279 80, was ordered to be paid.
" The following resolution was passed
=, "Resolved by the Mayor and Board
DO City Councilmen of the City Of Lexir
Nv ton, That the Committee on Ways q
~ Means he directed to have prepared t
t. bonds of the city to the amount
$50, 900, not less than $500 nor more tn
$1,000 each, for the benefit Of the A.
he M. College, to be indorsed by the May
and Citv CLERK and delivered tn 1