The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
vrus FROM POINTS AROUND.

Bond Hill, sunday at Ii O'CLOCK, a. M'
Sabbath-schooi at 3 O'clock. L. M.
The Cooperative Land and building
Association will sell a number Of lots ab
auction on Monday night, March LIST.
The members are invited to meet az
room No. 3 (tirst tioor), College buildingf
on Walnut street.
The first masquerade party of the sea-
son was held last evening for the benehc
of the Sunday y-school library. The at
tendance was large and quite hand
some sum Of money was realized.
The Dickens Literary Club will meet
this evening at the residence OF j. &.
! Kelly.
| LAwRENcEBURG, IND.-William Rees-y
er having heavily loaded his gun turned
| it quickly around, when it was acciden-
| tally discharged, the load barely missing
| his mothers head, and leaving large
hole in the side Of the house.
| John Alder, whose leg was broken LAST
Monday, is doing well under care OF Drs.
| Miller and Catch.
The boys at Dobelps factory are %
whole-svuled and generous set. Bob
| Punell got his hand hurt some time agoYl
| and his comrades raised him little
purse Of $40 or $12. and it is said that the
! first thing Bob did with the money was
to take ~ and buy dog-but then Bob
was alW ays fond OF dogs.
| Mr, MAJ. MlilHT again OH tue SUISSbby
| though looking very feeble.
Hon. Schuyler ColfaX delivers a lee
ture in the Courthouse on the evening
of March 4th.
| BELEEvUE.-About1 II A. M. yesterday
morning fire broke out in stable be-
longing to Mr.. Fred. Friday, OF Upper
Bellevue. The alarm was turned III at
the Engine-house and the extinguisherE
put into use. The stable was entirely
burned down, but the citizens rendered.
valuable service in saving the adjoining
property. Loss trifing; no insurance.
The case of Ed. Schotield and j. Hood
came up for hearing last night before
l'Sauire iedroe. Judge Geisler for the
prosecution and Major Boden for the de-
tense. The case was about to be pro-
ceeded with, when Judge Geisler, With
the consent Of Major Boden, asked that
the venue be changed and the case be
transferred to Squire BuchanaPs court
in Newport. Squire Tedroe could not
see the force OF this taking the case out
of his hands. But alter good deal OF
wrangllng and argument with the law
yers, he nnally decided to turn the case
over to His Honor, Mayor Harms, who
was present. But as the prosecution
declined to appear, His Honor dismisseai
the case against Schoheld. ana ordereda
Hood to pay the costs. Judge Geisler
declaring he woud have another trial.
Owing to the fact of the Scho0-roomi
being engaged last night, the Reading
Club had to defer their meeting until to-
night, when all the members are invited
to be present.
HAMIToN-Charles S. Smart, Statet
School Commissioner, spent yesterday In
: the city.
el In justice to Gus Hines, the gate-ten-
4 | der. we will say the flood Sunday night
|
g gates, but was the result Of rise in
} Crawford's run, which flows under the
3 canal and into which the escape water
: from theAcanal runs.
+ The Teachers Association met to-day
in the High School building, First Ward.
! johnson Mcclellan yesterday fell and
sprained his ankle.
Rev. Tunalson, of Akron, OHIO, will
, preach in the Universalist church TO-
t morrow morning and evening.
This morning Sheriff Allen will startfor
: Columbus with Jasper Harris and Dave
4 Guyler, candidates for the Penitentiary.
II The former was convicted OF manslaugh-
, ter ana sentenced to one year. Guylerwas
/ | indicted and convicted of housesbreak-
ing and grand larceny and sentenced to
t three years. Sheriff Allen will also be;
: the bearer of a petition, signed by all
v the members Of the Bar, the Judge and
a County officers, asking Governor Allen
TO pardon Timothy McDermot, convicted
, Of shooting with intent to kill and SEN
e fenced to one year.
, Fred Sehliep will probably not be
' candidate for Mayor.
Hotel de Ferrie will close on the 11th
/, of March.
Yesterday Prosecuting Attorney j. T..
n Vallandighann, entered u n0tJe in the ease
! Of the State against Adolph Schmidt,
1 ex-Auditor. The day before he entered
one in the case of the State V. Il. N.
Andrews, ex.Sheriff. These are the last
q of the famous embeZzlement cases un-
e earthed by Gen. Goldman. ReQaiescdt IN
It pace.
n There are quite a number of severe
cases ofinflammatory rheumatism report
/. ed in the city.
q DR.. Beauchamp was to be seen on the
N streets yesterday, after several days Con-
f tinement to the house from severe at
l. tack of lung disease.
'e LEXINGTON, KY.-Spelling matches are
becoming very popular. One took place
Q, yesterday at Dudley School building be-
70 tween the pupils of the third grade.
>. A. lady lived in this city years ago who
g buried her husband near spring, "be-
p cause during his lifetime he had thirsty
e SOUL"
Yesterday the teachers of the public
IL and private schools of this city met at
II Morton School No. 1, and organized a
II reading and spelling club.
= A society Of ugly men has been lately
n formed among that kind of persons in
5 Lexington. BY permission we give the
s names OF ohm G. Young, President pro
!. tem., and john T. Soule Smith, Sec-
a retary.
T. The Modoc Lecture Company have at
!; tracted crowded houses the past two
N nights. Very few ladies were in the au-
II dience.
s. Col. T. Stoddard Johnston, the coming
vt man for Governor, is in the city looking
1t after his prospects.
ir The venerable w. Fl. Rainey has reeov-
j. cred from his recent indisposition.
"a A fishing party, headed by WV. Boyd,
l. are preparing their tackles for active
service.
w. S. Jewell is the name of the gentle
}. man who invented the new rain gauge at
L. the Ashland Observatory. The type had
e it 8. r. Sewell.
a A prophetic politician Of Scott county
n believes that none OF the names putforth
t. as candidates for Governor will receive