The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-19
FROM POINTS AROUND.
IREPoRTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STARR

OAA1T OANAAS u w lie DomSAos :" |
laborer In the California stove Foundry,
fell dead of heart disease at his resi-
dence Wednesday evening, about i've
O'Clock. He had just lit his pipe, and
was In the act Of sitting down, when he
Instantly expired. He leaves an inva-
lid wife and thr ee children.
On Tuesday night, between 9 and l0l
O'Clock, o man WAS waylaid on Fourth
street, between Gerard and Vail streets,
and severely injured. His wounds are
not considered dangerous, however. The
attacking parties are known, but Is not
proseoute them, as they were women of
the village.
LEXINGTON, KY. I'm the Circuit
Court yesterday Kiah West, coiored,
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for
five years, charged with being one of the
party that stoned Pat. Riley to death in
Branch alley, over a year ago. Jane
Williams, also colored, was convicted Of
stealing breastpin from Mrs. Robert
Lewis, and was ordered to jail for ten
days.
Mr.. B. McMichael has moved from his
handsome residence, 1853 Broadway, TO
his new suburban place, west end OF
Sixth street.
The dry goods merchants of this city
advertise their goods as low as the
largest dealers in Cincinnati. The do
mestic goods OF some kinds are cheaper
than in 1850. This is partly owing to the
warning they received thro the STAR,
that III they did not come dc 49,. their GUS
toners would leave them, which would
be a loss to them and the business inter-
ests OF Lexington.
The Lexington bakers still keep up
the price OF bread higher than il is sold
in Louisville and C0vington. Yet they
say ''they don't prosper" What they
mean by prospering ls their failure to
grow rich fast from the necessities of the
poor.
sTne property in Lexington is only
about three. fonrths insured. The con-
sequence is that when an alarm is given
or fire occurs there is quite rush Tor
an insurance office.
The banks OF our city are still arbitra-
~ in their rate of in nterest-10 per cent,
Shylock like-while on the street gilt
edge paper commands but to 8 per
cent.
HAMILToN.'-J Judge Joseph Traher
has been Tor some time confined to the
house from an attack Of pneumonia.
The Lone Star Lodge Of the X. OF P.
meet this evening, in their hall. Busi-
ness OF Importance will be transacted.
The trial OF young Anderson, who shot
and killed the Oxford saloon keeper, is
set tor Monday next.
License was yesterday granted Henry
Vandeyeer as auctioneer ia and for
Butler county.
james L. Beatty, President of the
First National Bank, is reported seri-
ously ill.
There will be services held in the
Universalist Church, Thanksgiving day.
The hog cholera and smallpox are
among the things that were, but are no
more in this vicinity.
In the case OF the Home Loan and
Building Association of Hamilton,
against FL. l., Marcy ct al. the Court
rendered verdict in favor Of the plaint-
id in the sum 1898 68.
In the case OF samuel Judy vs. Joshua
Kemp ct al, a Judgment Of $500 40 was
rendered In favor OF the plaintiff.
In the case of John Mas VS.. Jacob
Mas, judgment in favor Of the plaintiff
Tor $606 8S.
In the case of Anna M. Mayhagh vs..
Alonzo E. Mayhagh, a decree of divorce
was granted ON the grounds Of cruelty
and drunkenness. Custody of the child
WAS granted her.
There seems to be considerable mys-
terry connected with the Kurz suicide.
The School Board met last night. The
Committee on Claims reported bills to
The amount OF $195 10. On motion, Or
ders were ordered drawn for the monthly
salaries, A communication was received
from j. w. Erwin and Charles and John
Eisel the committee appointed to ap-
hn of