The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-07
FROM POINTS AROUND.


noon on the grounds at the, foot Of Nc
Kinney street, between the Crescents o
Cincinnati, and the McArthurs of Day
ton. A large concourse OF people Is ex
pected to @itnessthe struggle betweei
these hearts Of oak who wield. the pine
Both clubs play in uniform, and they ar,
Game called .at ~ o'clock sharp.
East Ends and McArthurs Saturday
on the Bellevue grounds.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND.-Mr. Henry
Coleman and Miss Sarah West were
married on Friday last by ,squir,
Green. lslaTg4 es9eH IL sgiI flaf n
Whitfeld's Dramatic Company opens
here this evening at Odd-iellows' Hall.
The excellent play OF, "Caste" will be
presented, with Miss Ella Leavitt dc
Esther and Mr.. S.iM. Kates as Eccles
Theo entertaipmeN will, conclude with
The laughabfe farce 6Bamboozling."
New scenefy,new decorations and AL ex.
sDellentscompany. Come out. fra.E tn
Mrs. Marshal mas just completed some
improvements to her residence.
The September term of Circuit Court
has commenced 1t will probably con-
tinue six or eight weeks. - - FilrA
CYNTHIANA, KY.-Another accident
Occarred Sunday evening about IN
o'clock. MI. H. D. Flisly, wife, and
Mrs. Laura McClintock, were out riding
in single-seated buggy, and on their
way home the horse began to kick, and
he soon got the driver out, leaving the
ladies TO, help themselves, The horse
ran about half a mile. Mrs. Frisly fell
out, soon after which the horse ran
against lamp-post, which stopped his
career and demolished the buggy, but not
hurting Mrs. McClintock. Mr.. +. and
wife are severely injured, but will prob
ably recover q y g. e1, htA : "a (
WASHINGTON g. H.--Mr. I. H. Bald
ridge operator in the Western Union
Telegraph Company's Office here, left
Monday for, Staunton, Va, to take "a
railroad Office Mr.. Billy Rains, his sue
cessor, Of Cincinnati, took his place ON
the saine day. -
The Put-in-Bay excursionists started
atsixo'clock Monday to attend the an
nual State Conversation of Knight Tenn
rlar Masons. Among Ethe number we
mention A. M. Stinson, conductors, Col.
CARTS, j.. f. ELY, A. E. Silcott, q. d. Ste
'vens, Col. johnson and T.. s. Ford.
lSis the object to get an armory estab-
hshed hese, for which purpose Mr.. j. f..
Ely has completely enlarged and remod-
eled the Masonic Hall. The fare for the
round trip on this excursion is but So.
and enables many to enjoy its pleasures
ON that account. They return ON Fri
day next. ~ ge'r-rav VII
DR.. Suth Secretary of the Gin
cinnati "a. e. Conference, occupied Rev.
Gardners pulpit on Sunday evening, and
preached to-a large audience. -
PARIS, KY. = Mr.. A. A. George,
prominent citizen Of this county, at
tempted suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the head. At last ac-
counts he was living, but with no pros.
poets OF recovery. Financial troubles
are said to be the cause. ~
The Bourbon Fair commenced to-day
with large attendance. Not only is
the premium list for all animals unu-
sually attractive, but the ladies having
Floral Hail. the display in this
of the Fair prom
ises to be much fine. than any hereto
fore. The great feature OF the Fair is
the show for cattle. Onthe grounds are
several head Of which their owners have
refused ten, fifteen and twenty thou |
sand dollars. Should the. weather
continue Favorable, the meeting ID
likely to be far more successful
than any previous one. An additional
attraction, especially'to the young ladies |
and gentlemen, will-be the shops" given 1
each night during the tair at the Bourbon |
House, Skating Rink and w tern Hotel. 4
Full &C counts of the fair will appear in 4
the STAR, = ,o- %. E.r.., =, z. =, vJY7Y |
TROY, GA stable belonging to Mr..
Albert Shackelford was burned at three |
O'clock Monday morning. Loss 5000 and |
no insurance. Cause, loafers. The Fire |
Department was on hand, but could rem.
der no service. owing to the depth of the1
well. 1900. 4
Our Council has purchased new Sils-l
by hre engine, which has arrived and i
will be testedsoon.y A thorough retittingj
Df the Fire Department viii be had. II
Work has commenced in removing
The buildings on the lot purchased byj
Council Tor. a new City Hall. It'll to be
! tine building and used also for the Fire
Department.. ES3 ~ aO1f /
A number of Troy boys imbued with
he mali tary fever, have, goneto Newport.
Barracks. and enlisted i'd the regular
.itnys4 VIZ nn'c PioHty W spare yeL, DutI'
hey are not 80 fastto start. - II
Z The Troy military companies have
urned over their arms to the State, andI
ire waiting for the issue Of new arms. .oi |
pattern. NJ G{(IT0. sQ 0fTG ia i,
Our schools began on Monday, and all
arge number Of f,scholars are now in atI
enhance. @ S4iB% Cs&i @@g9l9aFI II
The County Fair will be held here the
list. 22a, 23d and 24th OF this month, and Ii
Judging from the energy dis played ny its 4
hcers, it will be the best, ever held in
AZ a98 .B ~
Theresare eight ,or nine prisoners in Il
ur county jail awaiting ,hearlng forI
ofenses, and our magis- ,
rates have been quite busy lately :WithaI
e'ty sul1s. z ~ 81 I0AAs II
HAMILTON.7-The person. whopassef ii
hs s1trtous piil at she millinery store II
I Mrs. Grey has been found and proves 4 d
0 be respectable citizen Of Hamilton. II
iAo did not know the .biA Was, cou nter.
cit until SO Informed. IL
Sunday evening Miss Sallie Clements &
parstUwns was severely injured IN IL
eing thrown from q buggy In which she IN
nd anethar young ady gWeie riding. tY
McCotnic. the New York rough, who j
scaped from Capt. Rely yesterd az, sysasJ
nj in OF 81 Il