The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-16
FROM POINTS AROUND.

"oA ~ 1aHutofus WHO mas peeh ASVPthS
an excellent hotel here, has retired from
business ON account Of his wife's health.
He is succeeded by Mr.O. Beam, whose
genial smile Will bonm on the traveller
now.
This is a live t0wn--full Of business.
Vaughan, formerly OF the Hamden
Leader, is publishing a good weekly pa
per here-.the Gazette.
FRANKFORT, KY.-We have returns
from all but Martin and Rowan, and Nc
Creary's majority is 36,3O5. Martin and
Rowan gave Harlan 227 majority over
Leslie in 1871. This, taken from Nc
Creary's present majority, will leave
B6,07S majority. MeCreary's total vote
win feacn about LIZ, ,s4l, and Harlan's
DO,892.
The Radicals have elected nine to the
House ana one to the Senate, and will
have on joint ballot 10, giving the Demo-
Gratis 123 on joint vote.
Gov. McCreary will be inaugurated on
August 3lsL.
LUDLOW, KY.-Albert s. Ludlow,
ESQ.,, has been elected manager of the
Ludlow Baseball Club, very judicious
selection.
Our City Council at its last meeting
ignored the authority and Office OF May
= or by giving direct orders to the Mar
shall to enforce the ordinances, &c. 1t
may be just possible that his Honor will
think it worth the trouble 20 make those
profound legislators" come TO sense
Df his prerogative. s.
Again the authorities that be propose
to move in force on"C CastleO Ocshner, land
The officer in command OF that celebrated
stronghold says in thunder tones, Lay
on MacduE, and damned be be who first
cries hold enough" Crackers fur zWei.
Charles Macintosh, our worthy Mar
Bhal, has been appointed specIal delin-
4uent tax collector. Citizens who have
allowed the foundation of our city's
financial affairs to escape their memory
will lind "Cnarley" one of the most ur-
Dane officers that ever presented G. T..
William.
NICHOLASvILLE, KY.-The sale Of
The stuck, crop and farming Implements
pf the late Moreau Brown was made on
Friday. Three-year old cattle brought
~ per head; tworyear old. $685.; one
year old, $29 50. Stock hogs, 81 05 per
hundred. Aemp(3O tons J, $6 81 per cwt.,
MI ON sixty days. time. The sale
bAAphhtCa w aOohb bCA LuOuSduu uOllaIS.
u. y. Lockhart, Representative elect Of
Bourbon county, is visiting his brother.
Prof. M. r. Lockhart, at this place, and
ls looking quite well considering he has
just made a hard race.
Robert Smith died ON the night of the
l0tn inst, and Jno. J. Baxter on Friday,
both OF whom were old citizens and
highly @ ,ts emed.
The Nicnoiasville baseball club de-
feated the Stars, OF Lexington, ON Friday
eYening in match gameat this place by
D score OF II to 10.
The efficient town marshal, W. r.
Taylor, shot at some unkaowa person
proving ON the street on Friday morn-
ing about 2.o'clock, 2 who fled, leaving hrs
booty, consisting of large paper sock
containing meat, salt and largs cart ing
knf1e with me handle sticking out as il
4 in position tor ready use.
CYNTHIANA, ,KY.--Mr. W. N. Patter.
BON has copyrighted new forms fer
clerks, county judges, justices, may
prs, sheriffs, eonstables, jailels 8, mar
shals and lawyers. He has arranged
six clerks books into one. The next
Important book complied is ore for the
nse of the justices OF Dtie peace.
The Grand jury, in their final report.
rt3eommended the building of clstern
lnthe Jail yard. They found seventeen
Indictments and examined sixty. wit
AesseS.
Thos. Badd was tried at the late term
Of the Criminal Court for an assault and
was acquitted. just. previous to the
trial, and while out ON bail, he was
charged with taking some clothes from
Ryard and was indicted for larceny, He
i is again ont on bail of $15U.
In the Criminal Court, on Thursday,
Joe Echer, colered boy about IT wears
old and idiotic likewise, was convicted
pt the otfense of obtaining quart OF
whisky under false pretense, from WIN.
"A. Stewart, a grocer on Pike street, and
his punishment was fixed at one year in
the peniteniiary. The prosecuting wit
ness, Stewart, is a Radical. which fact
alone should have taught him to sho W
mercy to the unfortunate negro, now so
cruelty punished for SO trifiing an Of
tense. gB. f. Myers and Nm. Pruett
were convicted OF rescuing prisoners
from the jailer, and their punishment
was fixed ut one year each in the State
Prison. All the prisoners tried at this
term of the Court, six in number, were
sentenced, alter winch the Court ad.
journed, having been ten days in ses-
sion.
Mr.. w. N. Patteson, the Deputy Clerk
of the Circuit and Criminal Courts. is a
veteran officer. In 1850 he opened the
first Court in Covington. He has
z been since Deputy Clerk in Kenton,
Boone, Scott, Jefferson, Gallatin, Old.
ham, Henry Trimble, Owen, and Harri-
son counties, aiid twice in Campbell
county, under the venerable B. d. Beall,
in 1867. Latteriy, Mir. Patteson has been
training new clerks in Campbell and
HarrisOn countless
! BELLEvUE. KY.--In the Mayors
Court. ON Saturday evening, the ad.
journed case Of Hahn & Trapp, charged
with the obstruction OF Fairfield avenue,
came up for hearing before his Honor,
Mayor Harms. On the case being called
: up, Mr.. 5Ducker, the defendants lawyer,
applied for Jury trial, otherwise q
change Of venue. After some argument,
1t WAS decided to have q jury, &c TIE
Marshal and his deputy had TO exert
themselves to hunt Hp twelve good men,
which they got. But just when the re.
quired number had been obtained and
all was ready to proceed, the Mayor an
Aounced tlae case dismissed, the defend