The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-15
FROM POINTS AROUND.


FROM POINTS AROUND.
fREPoRTED SPECIALLY FOR THE srAa.l
HAMILToN.--James e, Neal, Demo
cratic candidate for Representative, ran
considerably ahead OF the ticket.
Aliens majority In the county Is s'2SS,
being ? net gain Of A04 over IBIS majority
Several horses in the vicinity Of the
city have been attacked Win the epi-
The The will Of Emanuel Chance was yes
terday probated. Bond $4,000.
Monday tue October term OF Common
Pleas Court begins, with Judge Hume
"wednesday night Major Millikin lost
/ several valuable sheep. they being killed
New Subsidiary Golden ct ii. vs.
Robert Cooper ct al; petition tor parti-
ton. John Lyford vs.. Martin D. FIynt,
,Chas. L. Gsno and others; suit brought
to secure the payment OF Sl56 70, now
claimed due.
Il. B. Stiner against Thomas Reed, jr.
Transcripts on appeal from tae pocket OF
H. b. Heddfng, Mayor OF Middletown.
The reception at the Chiidren's Home
yesterday was well attended.
The FIRST warders like to have every.
thing on their side OF the Miami but the
Gap. Travis is domiciIed in soott,s
now Luilding. on Lufiiow street. and fs
busy day and night getting things TO-
fnhart Carr who lives at Mcaouiule,s
Statinn. vasterda . Loaf one Of MS finrers
while working in the blaming tall at That
noint.
LExINGTON, KY.--Orer $1,000 was
staked by parties in this city on the
Ohio a,oction.
oalo eieosion.
'Ihe Star Quot Club have awarded
the belt to Mr.. VIM. Christy as the best
1ucit pitcher. !
The Lexington banks have.a large sur
plus Of money laying idle. and with all.
this the Shylocks want ten mar cent. in
terest ON short loans.
Mr.. Charles Bell and Miss Adie Lam
caster were married ON Tuesday eyen-i
i,9 al the residence of Mr.. VIM. fancas-
ter on Broadway.
,Positious in our city schools are much
ad an .acconpt ~ the liberal saIa.
ries- -the. .teaehers draw from the p,rblic
treasury. A. few months since 4 va
cancy occurred by the resignation of a
nrineiDaI. Prof. Grehan was one Of the
pnn,iapata p 10 III Hi the easw T nlace Sc - Rne amt
PROT. Grehan,s claim was reiecte,l-
where,lnon he maid his .eomnlimenis to
several persons eonnected with the
schools in a manner winch caused q
iivelv newspanar fivht.
Observation-Disclosures has an undue in
fiuence IN business matters and the CON.
duct Of public Affairs in this city. We
II
NJ the civ were the least i,nnroyed Inv
this or any other ism, Anything that
fails 10 benefit the people morally natu.
rally is of little use.
Al husinsss meeting .of the Rantist
Church held an Wednesdav evening.
Rrother w allan "a. Talbot was elected
Teacon.
Sunday-sehooi mass meeting will be-
held next Sunday at Mount Vernon.
nine miles distant. on the Frankfort pike.
Omnibuses will leave the city al noon to
cOnyey persons who wish to attend.
The street work-hands still continue
TO nut in hall their time sitting on CELLAR
doors. smoking the pipe OF ease and
peace.
The number of students in the BfbIs
College connected with the Kentucky
University has considerably Increased
since the reinstation of Prof. j. w. Mo-
Garvey.
.ha ts;,v % Court ~ vasierdsS s~su os ksan;ns s ~
tippling house, and was fined So and
costs. g. ID. Wilgus, f,r striking George
Clark, was lined one cent aud costs.
The result OF the Ohio election absorbs
everything else VI general interest among
Lexingtonians.
Z The Common fieas Court was engaged
In xnff flx IN Mt ftDI Nr.. l.