The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-19
FROM POINTS AROUND.


at Eumer's Hail, Saturday night, to Sc
lect delegates from the jamestown pis-
trict to the County Convention whlch
meets at Alexandria to-day to nominate
q delegate to- the Legialature. Inc loL
10 wing are the delegates: Z. W. Sarver,
Enoch Swauger, John lrapp, JOS. bow
man and Reupen Darnefi. GN9eN
MIR. Frank Ream purchased a cottage
some days ago from one Casper Asper-
hausen and paid him The cash, $S75. Al
ter the purchase IL was discovered that
there were taxes still due and standing
as a lien against the property. This
amount Asperhausen refused to pay tiH
compelled to do SO, and then, as re-
venge, maliciously cut below the surface
OF the ground and killed all the vines
and trees on the place. Efforts were at
once made to capture the perpetrator,
and after diligent search he was found
In Newport, arrested, and held In $500
bail for hearing this morning. before
Squire Buchanan. Mrs. Jencks, Mr..
Frank Stewart, MIR. Isaac Marsh and
others have been summoned as Wit
nesees.
A delightful moonlight excursion will
be given OH the steamer James M. McAr-
thur tomorrow Tuesday evening.
Members of the School Board might
VIUutlDlJ Spcuu UuC hint bhiSO uUyo VI
This week in ascertaning the views OF
the people on the question OF affordiHg
school facilities for the children of the
city; and If they still have any spare
Time on their hands it would not be a
bad idea for each one to carefully read
the law under which he is sworn to act.
Do you see it?
BELLEVUE, KY. - At the primary
meeting held on Saturday night, in the
School-house, Mr.. Nj, V. Grant was elect
cd as delegate to attend the Democratic
Convention, to be held at Alexandria to-
day.
DILLSBO1s0, IND.--A match game OF
baseball was played here between the
Athletics, of Louisville, KY, and the
Atlantas, of this place, resulting In fa-
vor OF the latter by the very neat score
DfTto4.
PARIS, KY.-Thieves made raid on
Mrs. j. j. Ireland's ehickens one night
last week, and stole AL she mad, from
ths oldest to the yeungeat.
On Monday morninx, while standing
On the railroad bridge catching drift
wood In Houston, little, pegfo boy had
one OF his fingers cut o6 wstn SIai3m
AsSAe water rose up the abutment OF
The bridge spa6hing Sooner, MoHdas
morning, the snakes came Out on Billy
Bhaw's "Island of Industry where
hundreds of them were killed, a..
Last Friday night burglar attempted
10 effect an entrance into Mrs. KITTY
Browns residence through a window,
but the noise aroused some OF the in
4 h,r.g ttI -ho BURGLAR off
Dir. W. IL. Downey, the President OF
the Paris Spotless lens Society, has
returned from Lexington, where he was
In consultation with Pres dent Brennan
On business relating to tie order.
sHANIILTON.-Saturd was the hot
nay OF the season thus FAR. fFe Z
Col. Campbells speech at the meeting
Saturday night was, well received and
heartily applauded.
The extreme heat did not prevent a
rood attendance at the different churches
yesterday.
Our citizens seem to have the, ,stay-at-
home fever this season. Why isil?
The following committees were ap-
pointed at the Saturday night meeting TO
Investigate Graham's report:
First ward = Robert Harper, Oliver
Traber, Thomas Moore, Jacob Schlarb
Rnd VIM. Anderson.
Second ward-Captain Morgedant, H.
Beardsley, Alfred Thomas, 90. Parrish
ind Andy Dengielder.
Third Wara-John M. Long, John w.
Carr, Asa ochuler and Thos. Howell.
Fourth ward-B. III. Kriger, Asa Cain,
u. Hunsucker,' John schelly and DR.. s.
M. Grlfs.
Ever since the publication of Special
Examiner Graham's report in relation
10 the doings OF the SchUol Board, much
.kalk and excitement have existed, which
pulminated in The call for an indignation
meeting Saturday night in the Court
house yard. Colonel l.. D. Campbell
md other gentlemen addressed the meet
ing. A committee OF five citizens from
zach ward were appointed to examine
into said report and report next Satur-
lay night.
The following is the ticket nominated
BY the Democratic Nominating Conven-
Gon; For Representative, Col. James H..
Neal and Jacob Kemp; for Clerk, Jarvis
Hargitt; Probate Judge, b. f. Thomas /;
6heriff, MaroeIius Thomas; Treasurer,
b. IL. Jones; Prosecuting Attorney, j.
ID. Campbell; Commissioner, John Wei
'lenborner; 1ntirmary Dire ctor, Celadon
.bymmes; Coroner, VIM. Spencer.
ne SHeeJ ldiiTOau OtultiduOu W1lA Uc
brought up in Council tonight.
LEXINGTON, 'KY.-SOme weeks ago
Rev. Dr. Shlpman,s Of the Episcopal
Church, delivered a remarkable dis.
pourse on the evils of the turf. The SER
mon was published at the time and was
read in st. PauPs Churcn, Louisville, in
place OF the regular sunday discourse.
This weeks Live STOCK Record deYotss
nearly the whole of its editorial page in
commenting OH the Doctors sentiments!
The editor says: That inIumerable
Families are brought toruin pecuniarily
by exJrayagant sJyi les ofatvtng 10 Rn IN.
lisputable tact; and we set il down by
the side of the same kind of ruin pro.
auced by gapblings But there is an dtliei
TACT: Fashi0habie life foffis cdirditfons
for vices and crimes Not to be mentioned
here, as the daily papers continually
Show, us Wen as the reeofV lexperieuee
Stall ages; and in the face 81 ali this the
Of lireo that the gNlf betweef II Ind The
Door is impossible. ''That the gulf be-
tween it and the poor is impassable.T y
Never was there truersentence written
tinca the uays of Saint Paul.