The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-02
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.

DAYTON, KY.-1he new A. q. u. w
Lodge meets this evening,
The mass meeting at Ehmer's Hall
this evening should be attended by our
citizens generally, and the large prop
erty holders in particular.
james Walker, formerly resident OF
this city, and money deliverer of the
terday. He was a member OF the Odd
fellows Lodge, of Dayton.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.-The war which
has been going on for several days, be-
tween those who favor and those who re
sist the enforcement Of the Stock law,
has terminated for the present. The
officer OF the law ran up white flag
about A. N. yesterday morning. No
person killed or wounded, but an i'm
mense amount OF ammunition wasted.
The war will be renewed in few days.
The California Shooting Club had
their first shooting match yesterday.
There was large attendance, and a
great deal OF fine sport.
MIR. Ward Devore, the steward of Par
ker Grove Fcnic grounds, will sell his
queensware, and other articles, to-mOr-
row at 8, A. N.
The crops are looking fine. Potatoes
are growing SO fast That the bugs are
comparatively harmless.
HAMILTON.-The wife OF Mr.. Henry
Poindexter fell dead, Monday night, OF
heart disease.
The following is from the Assessors'
returns: First ward Total personal
property, $3.50; New structures, g..
Second ward-Total personal property,
$3.50, 1885,. new structures. 10. Third
wardLTotal personal property, $3.50, ,76s;
personal property, $ia6,65S; new build
ings, %.
A case Of replevin was commenced
yesterday before Squire Gordon, by Mrs.
Mary Kramer against Patrick Gordon,
Constable. The goods were levied on
in favor of Parker, Harrison & Co., of
Cincinnati, against Anton and Henry
Kramer. The property being claimed by
the mother, the constable levied upon
goods in grocery ON Eighth street, sup
posed to be owned by Anton, whose wife
claims the goods levied upon as her own.
Lewis Snider q Son, proprietors OF the
Franklin Paper-mills, are contemplating
extensive improvements to their mills
this summer.
The Democratic Central Committee of
Butler county, will meet next Saturday
for the purpose of organizing.
Yesterday there was filed in the
Clerks office a petition sworn to by Bar
ton S. james, Peter Shafer, John f.
.Neilan, Stephan Crane, Jacob H. Long.
and Michael Long, stockholders in the
Hamilton Printing Company, in which
they pray the Court for y dissolution Of
the Company, and to that end that Re-
ceiver may be appointed.
LEXINGTON, KY.--The Dispatch has
the following: Con Friday evening,
June 9, from 8 to II P. NJ, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Bowman will give a reception to
the students of the various colleges of
Kentucky University. aud we are au-
thorized to extend, in this public man
ner, and without further invitation, the
compliments Of the Regent and his lady
to ali friends Of the University, old and
young, and to request the pleasure of
their company"
The cash capital in the treasury Of the
Kentucky Press Association amounts to
two dollars and thirty cents.
Governor Leslie's popularity is almost
certain to make him United States. Seua-
tor. The triangular fight for that posi-
tion 10 assuming interesting points
among the people In Central Kentucky,
but the Governor has the inside track IN
the race.
The Kentucky State Dental Associa-
ton met In this city yesterday.
& Lexington, Like Newport IL to have .
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