The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
AMELIA, o.

The Democracy of this part of Clermont
County are enthusiastic over the recent
nominations for President and Vice Presi-
dent
The G. 4 P. Narrow Gauge is doing an
unusually heavy passenger business this
week, on account OF the Democratic Con-
vention and other unusual attractions in
the Queen City.
A. B. Cleveland & Co. Is large fruit-drying
and preserving establishment is now in full
blast. The works contain four large size
Alden's patent evaporators, and employ
about thirty hands, day and night.
The berry farmers in this vicinity are
busy harvesting the raspberry crop, which
is unusually large the present season. The
gathering Of the berries gives employment
to large numbers CT women and children.
Large quantities are shipped daily over the
G. & P. Narrow Gauge Railway.
DAYTON. o.
The names of Hancock and English are
subjects of general discussion.
A new platform is being made at the
freight depot by the Pan Handle authori.
ties
The northward and eastbound trains last
night were crowded with returning dele
gates from the Cincinnati Convention.
Edward and Mortz Neither arrived here
from Chicago yesterday to attend the
burial of their sister, Rosa. The funeral
was one of the largest in the city for some
time.
A second "informal meeting" will begin
by the Old Guards at their hall on Third
street this evening. The programme of the
entertainment will consist Of songs, music,
recitations, speeches, &C., and will un-
doubtedly be very interesting to those
who attend.
The attendance at st. Joseph's School
festival last night was larger than the
opening, and it is expected that there will
be a general turnout this evening. The
triple clog dance bv James M. Murphy,
viii. E. Krug and Thomas r. Duffey. with
orchestra accompaniment, was excellent
and was loudly applauded by the specta-
tors.
At a late hour last night q man named
VIM. Brown walked into the canal near the
Main-street bridge. and would undoubtedly
have drowned had it not been for the time
ly assistance Of some parties who heard
him and rescued him. When taken out
he was in q state Of asphyxia, and it was
with great difficulty that he could bs re.
suscitated.
The Sisters in charge Of the st. Elizabeth
Hospital were made the happy recipients
of an abundance of groceries, provisions
etc., yesterday afternoon by the boys from
the parish of st. Mary's Church. They
marched into the yard under the control OF
their pastor. Rev. Father Stuckenburg,
and were received by the Sister Superior,
when each one deposited his gift for the
Sisters of the Poor and retired to the
'Grotto," where services were held, and
were then taken through the hospital.
Yesterday morning serious runaway
took place on Fourth and Jefferson streets,
The horse belonged to Joseph Seligstein, a
berry peddler. He took fright at wheel
coming of of the wagon to which he was
attached. Rushing up Jefferson ST. eet it
collided with another vehicle in front of
the City Building, throwing the driver
out and causing the horses attached to
their coach to start to run, but they were
prevented from doing so by the timely in.
reference OF the roundsman. The berry
men lost great many berries, but other
wise the loss was trlflipg.
DAYTON. KY.
M. e. picnic tomorrow.
Everybody should patronize the Public
School picnic next Monday.
Real estate SALE Catherine Berklev to
Anna Fabrybel, Lot IA, Block 9, in Dayton,
$3.50.
Herman Grim, jolly boy from Moro v,
Ohio, is visiting Capt Mahah. Of Fulton
street. .
Miss Edith Venable read an able essay on
Launched" at the Newport High School
commencement yesterday.
About the first of next week Capt Bean
expects to start cars out every ten minutes.
He now has the handsomest rolling stock
in Kentucky. ,.
While the little son Of Mr.. H. Grail, of
Third stree, was fooling with pistol yes
terday 1t was discharged, the contents en-
tering his hand. 1t was loaded with
shot and gravel. and inflicted serious
wounds.
A JOKE ON JIM-Jim Darnell, the we'll
kn wn dealer in dry goods and notions, at
Madison and Dayton stieets, brought suit
against q married woman Of Dayton street.
q lew days ago, for goods sold and deliv-
cred. Shortly afterwards the aforesaid
woman aont and reuuezted Tin, IN cali ~