The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-13
FROM POINTS AROUND.
REPORTED spnc1ALLY FOR THE STAR.

O'Clock, aged seven days. The little
fellow weighed fifteen pounds at his
birth.
The Macarthur Club will play the Holts
tof Newport, at the Driving Park, on
Wednesday. Admission ten cents. A
good delegation from Dayton is ex.
pected.
=. WASHINGTON, O., H.-Prof. Wilson,
a colored orator of Shelby county, made
q speech upon the issues OF the day, at
this place, ON Friday evening. lie
speaks to-day at Circleville at p. M.
Hon. H.. 3. Bundy, Of jackson, was In
town Friday.
severely Injured at Lancaster, Thurs
day, with beer keg, lives here. He IL
a grandson Of the latelJ uage j. 3. BsPri .
man, Of this place.
Lou. Boyer, young Eian who works
In the Van pieInan wooden factory,
while In q IT, fell sff0iii the window of the
third sso-y and, strange to say, escaped
iniiGty.
PARIS, KY.-The friends Of Mrs. A.
Sanders will be pleased TO hear of that
lady's recovery from tedious illness.
A shooting affair took place at the
Bourbon House late on Friday night,
between Joseph Embry, of Mt. Sterling,
and Deputy Marshal James Mefnaugh.
Embry was drunk and nOisy, and was
told several times by the officer to keep
quiet, which he refused to do, and drew
arevolver on the MarshaE who drew his
and fired several shots which took effect
in Embry's body, who Is dangerously
wounded. Both were Immediately az
tested by Marshal FOrsythe!
Mayor OOonnor is still keeping up
high fines. On Saturday two men from
North Middletown, named j. w. King
and George Thomas, the latter wealthy
farmer, paid $28 ~. Tor inaulging in i
little spree. The latter was assessed
SIS 80 for being little noisy on the street
corner. Edward Mckinney and Jack
Collins were eaoh fined $40 and costs,
for conduct little obnoxious to de-
cOrum.
MIR. John James Piatt and Col. W. G.
Terrelk, representing the Commercial at
the Fair, took a pleasure trip to Blue
Lick Springs, ON Saturday morning.
Quite number OF ladies' from distant
places visiting their Parisian friends,
also atteadsd the hops given every
evening last week.
LEXINGTON, KY. THE Lexington.
1ans are jubilant over the brilliant
achievements upon their race course.
What would these Lexingtonians be
without horses?
Mr.. Charles Kastle is putting re.
markably neat front in his new building
on Main street. DIR. Kastle is one Of our
most enterprising business men.
Salsbury's Troubadours are going to
give Lexington visit.
The Court of Common Pleas Is in ses.
sion, Judge b. II. Buckner presiding
The term will continue for four more
days.
Ensign John Milton, U. S. N, is al
home on visit to his relatives. Mr.
Millions father is the City Treasurer o.
Lexington, ana most estimable clti
zen.
Miss Fannie Stanhope and Miss Min
ME Spencer, OF this city, are visiting
Miss Mitchell, of Paris.
The Fayette County (col.) Agricultu.
raj and Mechanical Fair begins next
Tuesday. The enterprisihg publishers
.of the Weekly (cOlOred) Ciuzen will is'
sue a daily paper during the Fair.
1t Is rumored that the Daily Press
office is to be moved further up town q,
Rn early day.
Miss Jennie Baltzell, of Mt. Sterling,
Is visiting her relatives in this city.
MIR. Carson, OfLancaSter, has leaseC
the Fayette House.
Some time ago Adam Harper, nephew
of old John Harper, whose brother wat
cruelty murdered, brought suit agalhs
asserting that he, Adam, knew more
about the murder than he chose to tell
The ouse was tried, carried to the Cour
lot Appeals, and reversed. The matter
between the two has now been settled by
agreement, which puts an end to very
distressing SANDER suit.
Miss Lilly, daughter of Mr.. j. M. El
liott, of this city, is, we regret to say.
very sick oftyphoid fever.
The Kentucky Association adopted
resolutions yesterday in regard to tht
death OF Gen. John z. Breckinridge, late
President of the association.
CoVINGTON.-The Cincinnati Crane
Opera-house has established a brancl
ticket office at Mayberry's store.
Hon. Robert Simmons, State Senator
from Kentucky, has nominated e. B
Petty, son of Hayden Petty, Esq, to thu
free scholarship IN the Louisville Med
heal College.
An old man named Evans, who livel
near the old graveyard, was knocked
down on the road as he was returning
home from Aurora, Indiana, on Saturday
night, and robbed of 500.
The Stars, having defeated the Reds
were taken to the Exposition on Satur
day night, and, in commemoratfon O
their VICTORY, were treated to cham