The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-18
FROM POINTS AROUND.


young mare one night this week. 1t fell
into the public pond adjoining his prop
erty, and was so badly injured that 1t
died. He proposes to sue the city for
damages.
Mr.. Voglebeck's house caught fire In
the roof from a spark, and but tor the
presence of mind and energy Of the
young ladies would have been destroyed.
They put out the flames after a hole ten
feet across had been burned in the roof.
Two female tramps entered the school,
house day or two since, and stole some
cloaks and shawls belonging to the
Rev. Mr.. Beaman will deliver dis
course, "The Way to Heaven" at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Ross, Fourth
and Todd streets, tomorrow afternoon
NJ 3 O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Major Council
man johnson is the chief instigator of
lhe Drummer" ordinance in Council.
Last Tuesday evening he made three
unsuccessful efforts to pass the bill, but
II was finally laid over until the next
meeting.
Marshal Taylor, of Nicholasville, in
attempting to arrest Spencer McAfee,
Taylor also fired two Shots, but failed
10 bring his man to time.
Richard Lowell wentinto the saloon Of
Woodson Jones on Limestone
ltreet, Tuesday evening. and COM
mitted an assault upon him with
beer glass, then turned and
Bed. Jones fired two shots at him, none
Iaking effect. They both gave bail for
bheir appearance before the Recorders
Court.
HAMILToN.--The ice privileges on
HE Basin, Hs0m the head out to the gas
works, have been purchased by Peter
Bchwab.
Adam Uttrich had his preliminary
Rial yesterday, and was bound over to
AWAIT the action of the Grand Jury.
Six members of the School Board are
h favor OF purchasing the Schwab prop.
prty conditionally, that it be used solely
lor Central High School. Is "Central
High School" needed at this stage Of. the
inc eity's progress?
The anniversary meeting OF the Butler
Bounty Bible Society will be. held at
beyen-Mile on Monday, December 20th.
rhe exercises WILL OF an interesting
nature.
The Missionary Society Of the Presby-
last evening, and the ladies of the Uni
fersalist congregation gave an oyster
upper in their church.
The Methodist church has a new or
ran.
revision of the City Ordinance book
s going forward.
AT a meeting of the School Board,
Thursday night, a committee was ap-
pointed TO look after the writing of a
iistorYof the Hamilton schools. The said
history to contain not more than twenty
Sages. 1t is to be printed in Phiiadel-
lhia for Centennial purposes. Why
lot encourage home enterprise2
C0vIYGTON.- Bishop Dudley. at
Trinity Church, Tomorrow morning will
administer the rite of ordination in the
Deaconite Of Mr.. Richard Page.
Mrs. Margaret Stacey yesterday filed
Ter remuneration of the will of the late
George Stacey in the County Court, in
prder to entitle her to dover in the es.
late. The three children of the de-
,eased, George, Fanny, and William
Stacey, filed in the Circuit Court yestel-
say an appeal from the. decision of the
County Court establishing the will.
The Democratic Club last night recom-
mended Tor support the following dele
gates:
First ward-Frank A. Prague, j. j.
Noonan, John Mohlenkamp and John
Griffin. Second ward-John Kennedy
and II. Clay White. Third ward-Dr. F.
FL. Noonan and Walter Cleary. Fourth
Ward-John l.. Sandford. James Spill.
man, John Whitney, and Geo. Heminger.
Fifth ward-John e. Clendenning, Henry
Weweller, Thos. Carr, John Hosmeir
Ind Il. d. Gwydir. Sixth ward-Fred.
Fischer, John Schulker, Edward Smith,
b. Axer, b. s. Hardin ana VIM. Jansen.
Seventh ward--B. Eggers, NJ. O'Hare, H..
Ruhe, JAS. Hester and j. Fiavin. Eighth
Nard-August Berger and Michael TAI
Ion. Ninth ward-Dr. 5. G. Edwards,
J. IL. Fedders and e. p. Dickey.
Mrs. j. l.. Stephans has gone to Lex
lngton to visit her father, Judge j. b.
Cochran.
The Coroner has summoned another
Jury in the case or Mary Burns, wno wa 8
!ound dead in Sehnipperling's kitchen.
some OF the relatives thought there ha d
Deen foul play, but this morning no evil
ience was shown to that effect, and the
,ame verdict returned.
The primary election takes place this
evening.
The marriage licenses for the past
week are: j. A, Trautman ana Kittie
E. 4. Sscrist, Walter b. Jones and Min
ME j. Crolley, A. f. Eshelman and
Louisa j. Finch, Bailey Duyall and Isa-
bella Preston. The latter parties are
colored and were married by Squire
Febbs.
Joe Williams is in Jail on the charge
pfgrand larceny. He will be held there
till the next term OF the Criminal Court.
In the Mayors Court Jack Grady, who