The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-01
FROM POINTS AROUND.

Burrierof Fayette and Miss MAGGIE ~
Jones Of Nicholasville were married on
Wednesday morning.
A new cow-dfsease has broken out on
the farms Of George Brown and Robert
Young. 'rne symptoms are swelling OF
the legs and refusal to eat.
HAMILTON. Young Dumer, one OF
the lads injured Tuesday night, died yes
terday. His funeral took place this at
ternoon from the residence of his parents
on East Ludlow street.
The marriage OF Miss Susie Walton
and Mr.. George Larence took place last
evening at the residence OF the brides
mother'on Fourth street.
john @. Baliss was yesterday sworn in
as Deputy Sheriff OF Butler county.
Samuel Stevenson, General Ticket
Agent OF the o., II. 81 D. road, yesterday
gave notice that during the three days or
the Butter County Fair roand-trip ex.
cursion tickets to Hamilton would be
put on sale from Carthage, Dayton,
Eaton, CummiasVille and all intermedi.
nte points.
There were thirty deaths in the city
during the month of September. n
Rain commences falling yesterday af-
ternoon and continued more or less all
might.
Robert McWade Will play Grip Van
Wrnkle" at the Opera-heiise on Tuesday
evening. October 9th.
Yesterday another case of smallpox
was reported at the Health Office.
The street railroad reaped rich har-
vest last night during the rain.
The street cars will run over the
length OF the road by this evening, much
to the delight of the residents OF the
-Eirst ward.
The Ruler trial is still in progress, and
the interest seems rather on the in
crease, as the crowd In attendance is
larger. ---
LExINGTON.-The races yesterday
were wen attended. The following is
the summary. st~ s-L.t
Az. Mckinnie's blk. 9. Blackwood. .....1 4 /
JIM. Patterson's ch. I. Kentucky Central.B 2
John A. Gordon's blk. +. Lady Lumber. 2 3 8
Nv. z. Cransheld's i. T. Aleathea ..,.3 a
Z. Time: s:zSk<, 2:34, 1872.
.t,s# SECOND RACE.
In this were nine starters. The race
was won very easily by Rosewoods br. IN.
R:s7z, 2:32, 2:34x.
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for stations.
Geo. Llndenberger's c. h. Byron......1 ! 2 /
l.. Herr's blk. h. Mambrlno Boy. Q .
JIG. Names blk. h. Mambrino Pilot, Jrdistnc'd
Time, a:sax, S:a0K ", z:nH asa
The Senatorialrace in Kentucky bids
fair to be as exciting as was the Guber-
material canvass. The coming man is
Ex-Governor Leslie, whom every body
likes. Ex-Congressman Beck, OF this
city. has for his supporters the little
Lexington Press and young lawyer or
two. The other candidates are Senator
Stevenson and General Williams.
The people oil Kentucky are not willing
TO continue sending Blue Grass men
always to the United States Senate; Mr..
Beck will consequently be allowed to
rest for the present at home, where he
can do the most good. r--r
The Kentucky Central railroad has
been opened tWenty-one years, and the
same old shed depot built then Is still
used for that purpose, and will likely re-
main so for an indefinite period.
The following marriage licenses were
issued in September: e. r. Sparks and
E. HI. Bel, alexander Creseh and Agnes
E. Sageser, James Kinney and Belle Bre-
zing, Stephen 6..Cooper and Rebecca III.
Evans, Leon ToDglet and Mary Tatim,
Thomas Mcclure and Kate Noonan, Ste.
James II. Warts and Mary Elliott, VIM.
4Sageson and Ellen 4. Owings, g. r,
Downing and Annie Cromwell, John w.
Sinclair and Esther Mcdonald, Joseph
ADinelH and Lucy Perry; total, IL. This
is the largest number issued since Feb
.Tuary. Ma 920 @iatgN
The scarlet fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent in this city. Eight
deaths from this disease occurred in one
day during the present week. /.
Children insiwhose families scarlet
fever exists should be excluded from the
public schools tor the time being. III
Prof. and Mrs. Pollard and Miss jose
phine Scott, Of Petersburg, Va, are Civ
Ing series of sacred concerts in St.
PauRs A. NJ. D. CHURCH, on Upper street.
Their singing is highly praised by the
local papers -
z Some of the rural roosters mention the
name OF Col. w. q. =, Breckinridge, OF
lexington, for United States Senator.
The Colonel is a fine lawyer but lacks
legislative abilities. He is member OF
the present City Council, whose doings
are not Endorsed by their constituents.
An additional room in the building
known as st. Johns Academy will be
fitted up next week fora boys school
St. Paurs school, under charge OF Prof.
Scott, being too small to accommodate
the nupber of pupils attending there.
Yesterday was jury day in the City
Court for the trial OF minor ofenses.
Governor McCreary is considered a
little ungratetul to the Irish Democrats
Of Lexington in omitting TO bestow COM
plimentary titles on the representative
leaders in this city. Dr.. O'Mahoney, for
4. instance, and Mr.. Paul Conlon, should
not be overlooked when his Excellency
is making Colonels, and Captain b. j.
Treacy and Mr.. Dennis Mu!ligan would
make excellent Majors.
The tees in our County Clerks office
amount 10 over $5, 900 per year.
X Mr.. George Paber, editor Of the Bowl
ing Green Democrat, has been in the city
during the past few days ON a prospect
i've business tour.
Miss Mollie Douglass, of Danville, is
IN the city, visiting her uncle, y. Doug
lass, Esq.
Miss Mamie Parker, of Madison coun-
ty, is visiting her relatives, the family
OF the late DR.. Jos. Smith, of this city.
II has been suggested that the two lu-
minaries, Colonel j. j. Miller and Major
A. II. Rothacker (tbe modest editor Of
the Dispatchl }, woQld make two excel
lent City Fathers, to be voted for next
January.
Mr. 9. q. Williams. the literary book