The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-17

| DAYTON, KY.-Dr. Cameron, who has
been a little under the weather, is i'm
proving, and will be quite we'll In a day
| or so.
l.. G. Robinson, ESQ.,, former resident
OF this city, but now OF st. Louis, paid
Dayton flying visit yesterday. He
looks well, and was heartily greeted by
all his old friends.
| A pr0tracted meeting under cnarge OF
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman. the pastor, Is now
| in progress at the Methodist Church.
Several new members have already been
added.
CENrREvILLE, IND.-Rev. Mr.. Street.
er, of the M. Il. Church, has been hold
ling protracted meeting Tor the past
three weeks with great success. About
sixty accessories have been made up TO
date with inter ests increasing.
| w. Lyman's furl / ure factory which
has been closed since January 1st. will
steam up al d commence business as soon
as the weather moderates.
NEW TRENroN.-A German protracted
meeting is now in progress.
| CQuit convened February 13th, with
Judge Davis on the bench. Everything
satisfactorily ssttled. We had little
sk.rmish alter Court, but not much DAM
age was done.
HAMrLToN.-Yesterd the sun came
/ out bright and warm, which somewhat
| ihawed the ice aud made walking any
thing but agreeable.
Augustus f. line is favorably spoken
of as u candidate Tor the Office OF City
Marshal. Mr.. Hine will come before the
people as an independent candidate and
as such will ask their support
Yesterday morning Col. l.. ID. Camp
bell received q telegram from San Diego,
California, informing him Of the sudden
death at that place of Martin Welsh,
well known cilIzen of Butler county. Mr..
Welsh had been in delicate health for
some time and was urged by his physi-
I clans 10 try change OF climate, which
he concluded to do and LETT Hamilton in
| November last for California. His health
for time was greatly improved and he
wrote encouragingly to his friends, ami
the news received OF his death is II great
shock indeed to his many friends and ac-
quaintances. Father Hone, OF st. Ma
RVS Catholic Church, conveyed the sad
intelligence to his aged parents who are
deeply stricken with grief at the unex.
pected news. His body will be brought
here Tor interment.
. John Hammond viii be candidate for
the office oil Constable of Hamilton town.
ship at the coming election. Few better
men can be found Tor the position than
: Mr.. Hammond.
Prosecuting Attorney, j. L. Vallandig-
! .ham, yesterday addressed letter 10
Governor Allen, asking for the pardon OF
McDermott, lately sentenced to the peni-
tentiary.
Common Pleas Court was in session
yesterday, Judge Meeker on the bench.
Clark Lane Is still busy cutting ice.
III we are not cool next summer, it won't
be Clark's iallt.
In the Clerks office yesterday petit
tion Tor divorce was filed by Rosa Cook
v. Christopher Cook. She asks j. on tho
grounds of gross neglect and cruelty.
Col. H.. H.. Roblnson's many trends
will rejoice to learn that he has received
: the position OF state Librarian.
AlionZo Curtis who has been quite ill
with pneumonia, is reported some bet
tier.
Ezra Potter reports S557 In monev and
$500 in clothing, the amount Of donations
from citizens for the sufferers in Kan
, sas.
Isaac Graham, member of Council
from the Fourth Ward, will be candi.
dale fnr ra-AlpniiOu.