The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-08
FROM POINTS AROUND.

Tuebuhyb DIAh SnOuiu Teau = 1hR' lS"AtrVsS
or CircIeville, Or instead or Cihcinnati
Gas published, J, had taken the assistaney
of the telegraph office at this place.
The "Grand Republican Mass Meet
ing.~ TO be, held here. Tuesday, was not
quite as great success as was antici-
pated.
d, Anderson, former Washington
boy, now OF St. Louis, is spending a lew
days in town.
maas meeting Of the campaign here on
Saturday next. Hon. Mr.. Holman, Gen.
Thomas L. Ewing and John s. Savage,
are announced as the speakers.
HAMILTON, O.--Joseph Sharts, ESQ.,,
is confined to. the house with severe at
tack Of jaundice.
Superintendent Ellis reports the en-
rollment in the Public Schools to be be-
tween tf,irteen and fourteen hundred.
Jacob Miller, q resident Of Newport,
KY, made complaint that he was at
tackled and robbed Monday night In the
vicinity OF the Five Points.
Yesterday the Board OF County Com
missioners passed resolution instruct
ing the,Auditor tocommence suit against
Ex-Treasurer j.. q. Lindley and his
b0ndsmen.s ss4ds,t
DR.. W. W. Caldwell left last night for
Put-inrBay. The Doctor goes to repre-
sent Hamilton Council OF Select Mas
ters. .t
Yesterday afternoon, George Rufer,
one of the Schilling murderers, was
brought to the city in charge OF Prose-
cutting Attorney Gerard and SAeriF
Sprlngmeier, Of Hamilton county. His
trial Is set for the 9th. A special venire
will be drawn to-day.
LEXINGTON, KY.--Mr. MeGill,. of the
Phenix Hotel, contemplates removing
to Texas. a.,
The coming fall will very, probably
witness, some interesting W eddings here
abOutss al which the Dispatch office will
have two representatives. And when
the fine flight OF steps are finished in
front Of SJ. PauPs5 Church, they will be
tripped over by not less than three
bridal parties.
Col. Councilman cBreclsinridge stated
at the last meeting OF C0uncil "that he
was, not opposed. 10, c0ffee-hOnaes. but
that he did not want them on certain
parts of Main street where the ladies do
their shopping"
The real estate agents reporta decided
increase in the number OF applicants Tor
dwelling houses. - 80
Tne reputation of the Courier-J ournal
is now firmly, established, All the rural
roosters with two exceptions last week
leyeled ponderous editorials against 1T.
The first race yesterday was won by
Gref0ble in the'remarkable time OF 1:43N
Hazem, Light Coin, Millionaire, Eine
Moore and Fair Play coming in in the
above order. -Hr
Thesecond race was won by HaSem in
I:45. Grenob,e second, Millionaire third,
The third was won by Hazem in :47A
Grenobls whipping unavailingly.
In the second race, colt stakes for two
year olds, three-q uarters OF mile, there
were nine entries. Niohols' entry, b. &.
Va9rant, by Virgil, was the fay0rite.
He received an Indifferent start, but
won handiiy in t:l8;. Nipper second and
Commodore third.
The annual State meeting of the
Christian Church met yesterday at noon
IN the Msin-street Church, and is in ses-
sion to-day. g Wtf
GREENFIEIlD,. O.-W. w. Ballard,
W. b. Adams, j. III. Rodgers and Joseph
Irwin will leaxe ON Monday morning tor
Put-in-B Bay, to attend the Grand Lodge
of Freemasons Of tho State Of Ohio.
Arrangements are being made to make
the coming Fair the most interesting
and attractive ever held here.
Asremarkable case Of lunacy has just
been developed here. A maa by the
name Of Miner, Living few miles in the
country, heard the lectures OF .Messrs,
- Stoddard and Romayne, who lectured
here lew weeks ago and exposed, as
fl1n moi inc nVNh q mi nfo nj
Freenias onfy.A Miner was very much
impressed by the lectures; so much SO
that he 10 now regarded as per.
tectly insane. He imagines himself
to be the leader of a great secret society
reform, and will often stop on the street
and lecture for some time to imaginary
hearers, his theme always being Free
masonry aud o Oad-felloWship. Another
feature OF his lunacy is that he imagines
the Masons will some time attempt to
abduct and assasslnate him. To pro-
tect himself against such an imaginary
occurrence he goes heavily armed, and
. is always on the look out. The nan
should be sent to lunatic asylum BE-
fore he does damage tuhimself or friends.
NEwPORT.-Then number Of pupils ad-
mitted to the Public Schools during Mon
day and yesterday was !, l35. Three
classes have been. added.
An unsuccessful attempt was made,
Monday, to steal DR.. Jeancon,s horse
from the stable.
Barracks News-Prof. A. Fuessel, OF
Nashville, leader OF the 10th Infantry
Band, is In the city.--Coi. ID. q. Mason
will head a column OF troops In the Ex-
and Lieut.. N. II. Cunningham have re-
turua "A from St pauI Mimi