The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
FROM POINTS AROUND.


REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STAR
CARLISLE, KY.-The next meeting OF
the County Teachers Institute will be
held here December 4.
The murderer Highiey is to be exc.
cuted here on the 10Th of December, un-
less tine Governor interposes, OF which
there is little hope.
FRANKFORT, KY.-The exercises
known as the Forty Hours' Deyotions
commence on Sunday, the 2Sth inst, in
the Catholic church, and will continue
three days. The regular pastor will be
assisted by Rev. j. j. Cook, of Lexing-
ton, and Bishop Toebbe, Of Coyington.
This will be treat as well as o retreat
TO the Catholics OF Frankfort.
HAMILTON.-Yeste an inquest
was held by Coroner Spencer, on the
body OF Oscar Darkenwald, who was
killed by revolving shaft at the Rialt0
paper mills. The verdict was death from
accident. No blame was attached to the
pr0prietors.
Yesterday, William Doddsworth was
bound over in the SUM OF $3.50 to appear
before the Mayor, OH a charge of drunk
enness.
In the case OF Serepta A. McAdams
against John MoAdams, decree OF
divorce and custody OF the children was
granted plaintiff.
Quite q number of English sparrows
have taken up quarters III the Court
house Park. They should mot be neg
lected.
The County Commissioners met yes
terday. Bills to the amount OF $42S I'll
were passed.
The Board Of Health held meeting
yesterday. Bills to the amount OF $l2S
were passed. On motion the Health Uti-
Ger was instructed to have the iertiliz-
Ing establishments kept in order. Judge
Hume, yesterday, In his decision in the
injunction case, required IL should De.
CyNTHIANA, KY.-The first "Grand
Annual Balp' Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, First Division OF Cynthiana,
was held in the &c )lian Hall Thursday
night. There was large attendance OF
laules and gentlemen, the hail was bril-
Ilantly hgAted ana tastelully decorated,
the splendid band Oh Prof. Currier, Gin
7clnnati, engaged for the OCCASION, dis
coursed most excellent music, and the
gay appearance OF the dancers, all COM
UluCu w IcuutE tnkS On0 VI tuG uUSb
brilliant affairs that has taken place in
Cynthiana for some time. During the
intermissiOn, which occurred about
midnight, Mr.. j. w. Bryan, q young law
yer from C0vington, anu mem Def of the
organization, delivered ali eloquent ad-
dress, expatlating on the merits
OF the order, and showing the
advantages it possesses for those
who are members, The address was
received with great mantle stations OF
applause. Fac dancing was continued
to an advanced hour OF the morning.
The greatest order and regularity was
observed throughout, and not single
thing occurred TO mar the harmony OF
the proce edings. Ar. j. w. Bfy an, the
orator OF the night, is a rising young
lawyer, and one VINO Is likely to make
his mark in the profession to which he
belongs.
Rev. f. Brossart, accompanied by
Rev. l.. Young, pastor, OF Frankfort
KY, was in town Tuesday and looked
well after his recent severe Illness. His
visit was a short one; lie lett again alter
taking leave OF his many friends in Gym.
thiana.
LExINGTON.--The Bourbon County
Court has accepted the compromise
with the claimants of the Kentucky Cen.
tral Railroad. This ends the difficulties
of several years standing. And now
the new owners are surveying the coun.
try from Lexington to Knoxville, fenn.,
with u view Of extending the road in
that direction.
Hotel Changes--Captain McGill, who
is about TO move TO Texas, has disposed
or his interest In the Pi@aix HoVel N
the pr0prietors Of the 81. Nionolas, who
expect to take charge Of the PAW ak the
I1st of December. And Captain j. w.
Stockton, proprietor OF the late United
States Holel, will take charge Of Lne ST.
Nicholas about the same time. Captain
Stockton is u popular hoiel-keeper, aud
will be welcome TO Lexington, where
mon OF push and enterprise are needed
to'wake up our old-time movers.
The fact of large numbers OF. poor pe0
pie in tnis city bordering on destitutiOn
tor want oil work should simulate our
benevolent lalies and gentlemen 10 or.
ganize system Of retief before The cold
weather begins.
The tardiness of Sheriffs in making re.
turn of collections OF Stsse revenue Is
said by Superintendent Henderson ''Lo
be unprecedented"
A gag rebellion exists in Brooklyn, N
We tav0r onein Lexington. That Ii
the surest way OF bringing our gas
grinders to accept fair compensation
for the poor kind OF gas furnished tO con
sumers.
A rural journal says "the number Of
idle young men In Kentucky is legion.'
The City Of Lexington is swarning with
them.
During the rain on Thursday night, q
FIRE broke out III a stable in the rear Of
General j. II. RobinsOn's residence, Oh
Market street, which, with quantity
OF feed and o rockawaY, was destroyed
The property belonged toe MIR. Richard
Anderson.
Rev. NJ. d. Conway delivered his lee
ture ON "London" in the Opera-house
on Thursday evening.
The Lexington Dispatch presents 9
neat ana newsy appearance. The STAE
has always endeayored to advance tht
cause Of newspapers In Central Ken
tucky, where live papers are as mucl
wanted as school books are in the Illit
crate mountain districts of Eastern
Kentucky. This work Of supereroga
tion is more than the rural roosters viii
do for each other.
A distinguished divine Of this city