The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22
FROM POINTS AROUND.

W. G. Boyd and Miss Halle Frances
were celebrated last Thursday. After
partaking of o bounteous repast the
happy parties started on an extended
Western trip. They are expected to re-
turn in a tew days.
The municipal primary elections will
be held in the different wards next Mon
day.
town, is to startie the "Gibraltars" of
Democracy by delivering political ora
tion on Saturday evening, previous to
the primary election on Monday. Major
Daniel Harlihy will act as President Of
the meeting, and the Instructions to the
unterritied will be as "bread cast upon 1
the waters;" its influence will be felt
after many days.
Peter Mulligan, a colored boy, was on
Monday arrested for stealing bag of
raisins from PAINS grocery, and sent to
the Work-house. Somehow, MullIgan 10
an unfortunate name down here. We
have Mulligan in Council, unfortu-
nately.
The Lexington correspondent for the
Cincinnati Gazette is In trouble. All
because he said that deacon OF q GER
tain Broadway Church was about to be
excommunicated for going to circus.
Sad.
: HAMILTON. The Bryant Minstrel
Troupe will give an entertainment this
evening in the Opera Hall.
Yesterday change took place in the
local agent of the STAR at this point,
Thomas Conner taking the place of w.
I'll. Blair, Esq.
Friday evening the Supday-school
scholars of the Baptist church will give
q Festival in the lecture-room OF their
church.
During the Light Infantry Fair to be
held holiday week an elegant silver.
pitcher and salyer will be presented TO
the most popular minister in the city.
The popularity to be measured by the
number of votes received, the same TO
cost ten cents per vote.
Suit was yesterday instituted by Mrs.
Margaret Gustin against the City OF
Hamilton, Samuel Rollins and George
Hafertepen. Damages claimed, $4,000.
She claims that the above-named officers
entered her dwelling and made search
with search warrant, by which she has
been damaged to the above amount in
her good name and character.
The holiday festivals at the United
Presbyterian Church nave been post
poned until New Years eve.
The bids for feeding the city prisoners
being more than allowed by law were
rejected by Council. Other bids were
then made, Mr. Socks being the lowest,
he agreeing to furnish three meals at
1870 per meal.
Two cases of varioloid were yesterday
reported at the Health Office.
The Mayor will take up his quarters In
the new City Buildings at the beginning
of the new year.
Those wishing to become subscribers
to the EVENING STAR will please call on
Thomas Conner, the new carrier.
iCovINGTON.--The ladies of the Firsi
Christian Church set an excellent din
ner and supper yesterday, and will DC
the same To-day.
Eight lodges of the 40. u. w. sholt
theft last meeting tonight at Fechtep's
Hall, corner Sixth and Madison streets
They are flushing the mains east .o
Madison jstEeet this morning.
The Eagle Dining Rooms will open to-
morrow withta grand dinner.
In thesMayor's COURT John D0ughePty
charged with drunkenness, was dis.
missed. George Reeves was up fol
sh0oting with intent to kill. The diff
Guilty occurred last night between him
self and his .brother-in-law, Thomas
Robeson. Both had several alterations
tackled the latter near the Court-house
and shot him In :agtender5part oflhis sex
istence. Ihe case was continued till 10.
morrow, and Reeves, bail liked ata$500.
The following is the listof the Oiti
zens' ticket which will most likely sbe
Nominated Tonight: Ash Wood, City
G,lerk; ;Wm; Stone, sGlty Treasurer saI
w. Williams, City Engipeer; Uncle
Berry sIonnelly, City JsiIer; Ben. Dress
man, Street Commissioner; Erred. Tim,
Sealer and Gauger; Alex. Tnener, Meod
Measurer.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Temple,yester
day took ;Dannis s0'Connor TO the Lex
ington Lunatic sAsSlum, from which he
escaped.
Judge Phelps is still at Washington
and it is aboutstime Tor him to be'here
NEwRoRT.--The Taylor-street Meth
Ddist Church will hold Christina
festival on Thursday evening for tAt
children.
Miss Ida Gideon was married last
evening to Mr.. Lewis sB. Tenant by Rev
II. Colman, OF the Taylor-slreet Meth
pdist Church.
An alarm OF fire last night would have
called our citizens to duty. Twenty ne.
gr0es from C0yington stampeded and
left our enterprising citizen, William
son, in the lurch.
LII yesterdays issue we mentioned the
fact that Mrs. Wilson, an old colored
woman, lay dead for several days. She
was buried yesterday at A O'Clock at the
city's expense. More than two hours OF
delay were passed in waiting for q
preacher from Cincinnati, who finally
put in an appearance, and thus
ended the history OF one of oul