The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-17
FROM POINTS AROUND.

FhOM EOlNIS AlCOONDs
REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE srAR.l'
y MIAMITOWN.-Cat Little, Of
Greensburg, Ind, who was charged with
having produced an abortion upon Belle
Werts, of this place, causing her death.
has been tried oh Greensburg. The jury
disagreed, four favoring convictiOn on
the charge OF manslaughtersa and eight.
favoring acquittal.
AURORA, IND.-The Fair opened yes
terday with good attendance. The
opening address was delivered by Cow
Hendricks. The premiums awarded thus
FAR are as follows: Best stallion. four
years old, J. A. Riddell, Boone county,
Ky; three years old, g. B. King, Ripley
county, Ind; two years old, John Lily
ingston, Ripley county; one year OLD, ..
ty, KY; gelding, tour years old, Seymour
S.Cple, Dearborn county; two years old,
j. a. Cunninghanl, Switzerland county;
mare, f0uryears old, D. A. Riddeli; three
years old, Andy Bussell, Hamilton
county, Ohio. a
MAMILroN.--The County Commits
sionsrs partook Of their quarterly feast
atithe County Infrmary to-day. ~
The funeral Of Jacob Herman took
place yesterday afternoon from hfs late
residence ON High street.
New 'Suits--Isaac Robertson against
N. q. Norman and Home, Loan and
Building Association.
Yesterday afternoon the correspondent
OF the Enquirer, while out taking an air.
ing, came near having q smash-up. He
left his horse to enter the Post-ofice,
and In his absence the animal beca me
restive and backed against a heavy
wagon. The prompt action of Mr.. Phil.
Rotnenbush and others prevented any
serious damage.
The Hamilton Light Guards will meet
Monday night, in their armory, ON the
corner Of Second and Basin streets.
Monday night, at the Opera-house,
Mrs. Macauley, supported by Woods
Theater company, OF Cincinnati, will
play "East Lynne"
Rev. P. Tolliyer, Of the M. e. Church
(eoloredl will speak in the Courthouse
Park Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
VIM. Bowman, who was brought from
Marietta, O., on a charge of embezzle-
ment, was taken before Judge Cochran
and, ON writ Of habeas corpus, admitted
to bail. ~ tEG a..
The Republicans held quite large
and spirited meeting at the Courthouse 9
Park last night.
: The barn OF Charles Petrie, farmer
living near West Chester, was burned
Tuesday afternoon, supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary. Loss covered by
insurance. ~
James q. Neal and others addressed
Democratic meeting in the First ward
last night.
TROY. O,-On Wednesday evening OF
this week, an indignation meeting was
held at the Christian Church, which was
largely attended by the good people.
The object was to protest against the
selling Of liquors on the fair grounds
during the ialr next week. Resolutions
were adopted condemning the officers oil
stand for that purpose, and calling on
all Christian people to discountenance
the fair for tnat reason. The matter
creates considerable discussion in both
GtQWn and country.
On Thursday afternoon fire occurred
in small frame dwelling house, situated
on the outskirts oft0wn. Both steamers
were hurried to the scene as rapidly as
possible and soon had the fire out, but
the building was almost total loss. The
goods OF the inmates were saved. In-
'isurance not known. Loss about $500.
Troy is soon to have new paper OF
Democratic proclivities called the
"Globe." The publisher is a stranger,
but vigorous inshis style, and his paper
will no doubt receive u hearty Demo
cratic support. This will make three
papers for Troy and eight for this
county.
Considerable complaint has been made
about the depredaIions of crowds OF
night hawks who roam our streets, dam
aging property of citizens. The Council
has appointed night police to attend TO
the gents.
the new City Hall, and 1T is proposed to
have 1t ready for the building next
spring.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Alr. J.. Al. Shrock,
formerly Assistant Freighr Agent OF the
Kentucky GENITAL. is in the city with
his family.
Freed and Brady, two of the imported
members .of the Lexington Base bali
Club, disappeared on Tuesday, leaving
d number OF unfortunate creditors to
mourn their flight.
VIM. Van Pelt, of this city, is very ILL.,.
Mr., Charles s. Randall, q prominent
buslhess man and Councilman, died on
Wednesday. He was to have been mar
ried shortly.
The Dispatch gave the Indifferent
troupe that was here on Monday and
Tuesday evenings a deserved slashing.
General VIM. Preston, OF this city, de.
Hsered very able address at the Emil
nence Fair this week.
There are prospects of revival of the
University war inJspite of all the efforts
that Regent Bowman has made for peace.
II the University is to be con tinually dis
turbed by the qoarrels OF faction it might
as we'll be closed out at once. Tie bust
ness men of Lexington gave hundred
Thousand dollars to secure its establish
ment here, and this continual quarreling
is Keeping away the students, Gripping
the University, aud doing neither party
a bit Of good. Regent Bowman has acted
in good laith. and we believe that Pro-
fessors McGarVey and Graham mean to
do the same. Under the circumstances
let the sssCommittee of Twenty-one" dis
solve and save their honor.
sDf. E.sJones, of Paris, has been up-
pointed Second Assistant Physician at
she Lunatic Asylum.
The "Old Folks Concert" was well a.