The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-28
NEWS FROM POINTS ARoUxD.

NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.-Mr. Frederick,
of New Lawrenceburg, expects to nave
his distillery running by fall.
Ezra g. Hays, ESQ.,, was buried ON
Wednesday at the new Cemetery.
Myran Hayne has just returned from
the East with new wife, and will oc-
cupy his old residence just across the
street from the Courthouse.
A little daughter of Mr.. John Shot
well was buried on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sp0oner, wife of General Bea
Spooner, who has been ill, is improving.
The action of the School Trustees in
Prof. Butler excites much
uniayorable criticism.
DELHI.-The marriage Of Mr.. William
Henry Harrison, of the firm of Parker,
II arrison & Co., to Miss Lizzie M oBrair,
was solemnized in the Presbyterian
was beautifully and tastefully decorated
with'fowers, the altar presenting almost
a miniature view Of some iairy land,and
o skillfully executed marriage bell Of
proportions and wrought OF
flowers of immaculate whiteness hung
above the heads of the bridal party. Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. Haley,
of the Seventh-street Congregational
Church, Cincinnati.
The ladies of Delhi will give an enter
tertainment this evening, Friday, May
%, in the Presbyterian Church, to con-
sist of music and refreshments.
HAMILToN.-The following are the ad-
ditional indictments reported by the
grand jury on Tuesday, whose names
were not published because the parties
had not then been arrested: Jas. Burns,
illegal voting; Thomas Smiley, grand
larceny; John Dotson, forgery; Peter
Lyons, grand larceny; Wm.Gustin. cut
ting with intent to wound.
A stable adjoining Mr. Rob't Harperg
residence was burned yesterday.
Louis Snyder has filed petition In
Printing Company for the recovery of
$500 IA, with interest, on three promig.
sorry notes.
All the Assessors have made their re-
turns to the Auditor save those OF Ross,
Morgan and Wayne townships, and the
cities of Middletown and Hamilton.
Mrs. Barrett, music teacher, and her
pupils will give a parIor concert tonight
at the Phillips House.
A certificate OF Incorporation, yester-
day, was left to be recorded for a new
building association, called the Union
Permanent Loan and Building Ass0cia-
81, 100000.
The amateur Dramatic Club, known
as the Emmet Dramatic Club, are max
ing extensive preparations tor the en-
tertainment at the Opera Hall, ON Juns
I'd.
The Rev. Fl. R. Price, of the Presbyte-
rian Church, of New London, Butler
county, died Wednesday evening OF 3
paralytic stroke. His remains wer0
brought TO Hamilton yesterday and sent
to Urbana, his former home.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The lecture Of Rev.
DR.. Dabney on the "Life and Military
Services Of General Stonewaii Jackson,v
delivered on Wednesday evening, at this
First Presbyterian Church, in this city.
was a miserable failure. and reflectadl
upon the humanity OF the great soldier
and Christian, acknowledged by his OPP
ponents to have been good man and
the Napoleon of America.
The festival of Corpus Christi was
observed yesterday in the Cath0ile
being the same as on Sundays.
The colored schools OF this city are
having their annual examinations. The
Pleasant Green School was examined
on Monday, and the FOurth-street School
on Tuesday. Several of our leading Cit
liens in the cause of education-amonx
whom were Major NJ. c. johnson, Gen.
Huston, Professor Grehan, j. 81. Carter
(School Commissioner of Fayette coun-
ty J, Jas. o. Harrison City School Super.
intendentl DR.. T. w. Foster and DIR.
Darby-conducted the exercises. The
pupils in all these schools number over
inn ficfO for
ress in the lower branches of study.
On Tuesday afternoon the body of .
white male infant, prematurely born,
was found in box, partially covered
with earth and stones, in the city grave.
yard on Bolivar street. Esquire Chaa.
Gibson summoned a jury, who could mot
find any clue to the parentaga OF the in
FAINT.
On Wednesday evening George French
was found drunk and annoying, and l..
Coons was found lying drunk. Ths
former paid his fine of IS and costs in adk.
vance, but Coons stood his trial and was
let off with So and costs.
Capt. jerome Frazer yesterday wore
his new Bowen hat for the first time.
The new fashionable style attracted
much attention.
The Circuit Court yesterday was on.
cupied in the trial of Michael Collins. fog
killing Frank Higgins at Ready's saloon
on Water street, in March 1874. Mn0a,
difficulty was experienced in obtaining
a jury.
Some of the insurance agents wha
came here to adjust the l0sses in tna
late fire do not seem to understand their
business. 1t is more than likely thati
better adjusterS are not sent hither q
few law suits will teach them that hon.
esty and promptness is the best advef.
tisement these companies 0an make.
A double wedding took place yesteF.
day afternoon at the resldence OF Mr,
Henry Gilbert on Market street. NE.
Chas. w. Foushee and Miss Annie II.
Gilbert we're married, also Mr.. W. L.
Casseil and Miss Sophia O. Gilhert--
Rev. L. B. Voolfolk performing both
ceremonies.
The venerable Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Rainey, OF this oity, are visiting their
friends in Maysville, KY. h
The entire term-four weeks-0f fAA
Mercer Circuit Court, just closed, wal
taken up with the trial Of the crimina1
docket. /
The most important eases tried varAs