The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-20
FROM POINTS AROUND.


youth yet2 The last seen of the youth
he was hoohng 1t through the brick-yafd,
his coat-tail swung to the breeze, and
Geeline in hot pursuit, with pistol at
full cock. Soon after two shots were
heard in that direction. The offeBse Of
the boy is not definitely ascertained, but
he didn't propose to go to the 'oabooseD
without d warrant, hence the leg bail.
All this at a time yesterday afternoon
when peace-loving citizens were attheir
devoti0ns.
Barren woodbury. left Saturday night
to Join the steamer Arch. p. Green ut
Memphis.
The He'd Stockings on Saturday de-
feated the Cincinnati Striped Stockings
by q score of ~ to 8 in seven innings.
A meeting was held at the M. K. Church
yesterday afternoon, and q Missionary
Society auxiliary to the LadieS Mission-
airy Society Of Cincinnati was formed.
Mrs. DR.. Muller, OF COvington, read a
paper on "WOman's Work" Quite .
number Of subscribers appended their
starts under very favorable auspices.
LUDLOW, KY.-What is known here
as the Incline Plane railway, branch
OF the Great G. S. r. r., is fast nearing
its completion.
Our Public Schools were never in a
more flourishiDg condition than at the
present time; from all we, can hear the
present management gives the utmost
satisfaction, which speaks well for the
principal, Miss Fairciough, and her able
assistaAte.
Theye are at present q great many
good houses for rent in this city, and yet
we hear nothing or the onward strides Of
the once famous "Ludlow Street Rail-
road, !" that weuld be likely to offer faclli-
ties to parties wishing homes in this
beautiful little nook. A loud noise At q
few public meetings and q street rail-
road on paper Is not the accommodations
are likely to accept.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.-Cambridge]
is really Junction city, and certainly
has advantages as a shipping point and
in lumber, &C., that ought to recommend
it highly to enterpiising manufacturers
desiring good location. Perhaps her
citizens have not realized their oppor-
tunities.
The Wv. Y. R. R. presents rare in
ducements to the manu- acturer at many
points! There is opportunity all along
the line for superior water-power, which
some day will be developed to mighty
power.
There has been in the past five years
growing manufacturing interest along
this line, that is already exerting a yalu-
able influence.
Several large paper-mills are running
night and day in this vicinity, and we
are informed that the several miles OF
paper used daily for The STAR is manu-
Eo "A tlan n naaa, IN mi uf Rronk
Vile.
CoNNERsvILLE, IND. .-The manufac-
turing establishments are all running.
Prominent among these are the works Of
The Whitewater Valley Coffin and Silver
Plate Company, a new organization,
which commenced operations january
last.
The Indiana Furniture Manufacturing
Company have their building located at
the south side OF the city, and are doing
q driving business, turning out about 25v.
bureaus per week. They CONNIE need
operation in January last, and now fill
orders from California, Florida, Texas,
New York City, &c.
Good work is the motto of all the Con-
nersville manufacturers, and they en-
ploy only the best Of wOrkmen. III
The prospect OF q grand future in man
ufaeturiag industry Of the w. W. Valley
lsindeed promising.
CIRCLEvILLE, o. Captain Amos
Owens, q brickiay err of this city, was.
stabbed through the heart, on Saturday
uight, by James Hall, carpenter, who:
lived next door to him, on Mill street.
There had been some difficulty between
the parties, owing, it is claimed, to-
Captain Owens having had Hall arrested
for disorderiy conduct.
On Saturday evening Hall went to the
house OF Owens and began to stone 1t.
Owens came out, intending to 60 for an
officer, when Hall struck him in the
breast with a knife, the blade entering
beside. the breast-bone, under the third
RIB. Owens fell, and Hail stabbed him
again in the lett side. 4
Mrs. Owens, who had come to the door
with light, ran to her husbands assist
ance, and found him speechless. He
died In q few minutes. Hail went to his
own house, where he was disarmed and
arrested with some difficulty. Owens
was q steady aud Industrious brick
mason. Hall was q bridge carpenter by
trade. He had been drunk during the
dav.
ilhe Allen Club held rousing meeting
Saturday evening.
Aman giving his name as VIM. Reed,
from Athens, o., was found in stable
in this city entirely nude. Clothing was
procured by the officers, and 49,, man
taken to the city prison. He ~ QAl2NsA-
edly an escaped lunatic.
LEXINGTON, KY,-Tns ea'sIsd Fair.
closed on Friday, after most suscess-l
ful meeting. Many of our prominent.
white citizens attended.
The Big Sandy RaiHoad is showing
signs of life.
Miss Mary G. Bowman. OF Mercer, was
in the city on Friday, for a days visit
op her way home frem Mt. EterliAg.
M. s. Dowden, Superintendent or the
1sunatic Asylum, has gone to lndianap.
oils on . visit.
Jackson Wilder, who was arrested
last Monday for horse stealing, is show
ing up badly. Two fresh warrants are
waiting for him.
George Minor, the man who stole $1I 35
from John Simpson, has not been heard
from as yet. =,
Prof. Charles Schultze arrived home
from Germany on Monday evening.
The City Council passed resolutions