The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-22
NEWs FROM POINTS ARoUND.

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DAYTON, Ky.-Mr. Samuel Van Zandt
was married to Miss Sarah Smith in the
M. X. Church last evening". Rev. MIR.
Zimmerman performed the ceremony,
and the house was crowded with friends
OF the parties.
Bishop Dudley will preach and admin
lister the rite OF confirmation at St.John's
Episcopal CHURCH, next Tuesday even
ing. Service will be commenced at IN
O'clock.
HAMILTON. - Mr.. Web Fulton is in
New York looking after summer styles.
Mrs. l.. ID. Crosley will deliver a SER
mon in the Universalist Church on Sum
day morning next.
The funeral of Miss Anna KimbIe.
aged twenty years, took place yesterday
afternoon from her fathers residence on
Front street, First ward. Rev. L. j.
Harris, of the Methodist Church, con-
Quoted the services.
Miss Julia OF Gaylord, who lately made
her debut as prima donna in Carl Rosa's
troupe, claims Hamilton as her birth
place, and her relatives and friends here
will be gratified to know her talent is
being justly appreciated.
The Board Commissioners were in
session yesterday but transacted no busi-
ness of Importance. Notice was served
by Sheriff Allen, upon each member OF
the Board that application would be
made by'John N. Carson, to the District
Court Of the county, now in session, tor
the allowance of u pre-emptOry writ of
mandamus, ordering them to bring suit
upon the official bond OF John e. Indy,
late Treasurer of Butler county.
Yesterday morning lady that was
Watching the circus procession pass
down Third street had her purse
snatched out OF her hand. The act was
fortunately observed by Mr.. Levy, who,
with several others, gave chase and
caught the fellow, who mad run into the
board-yard OF j. E. Gitfen, on Basin
street, and where the money was found
under some timber. The purse contained
something over fifty dollars. The thief
is in jail.
Frank Jones, Deputy Clerk under JAR
Wis HargItt, yesterday handed in his res
ignation. Failing health is the cause.
The Board OF Education did not meet
last night. There was a circus in town.
PARIS. KY.-This city has one solitary
temperance grocery and one ''health Of
tice."
AT the Council meeting on Tuesday
evening, Mr.. Polk Forsythe was elected
City Marshal over score OF competi-
tors.
Postmaster Polk attended the late
Baptist Sunday-schoo Convention at
Midway. Some OF the brethren invited
him to preach, they supposing ne was
gospel minister.
Col. r. T. Baker, of Campbell county,
is extensively spoken Of as the probable
nominee of the Republican State Con-
yention for the office OF Governor.
The Circuit Court was engaged all day
ON Tuesday and half of Monday in try
ing colored man named Harrison Jack
sou, indicted for hog stealing.
The Bourbon House on Monday night
was enllvened by a merry Fenian dane
| ing party, which ATTRACTED a large num-
ber OF our Irish and American citizens.
On the same evening the skating rink
was also attended by u number OF fash
ionable gentlemen and ladies.
Col. w. s. Alexander, the literary AS
SCISSOR, was importuned by a number of
citizens to run for Magistrate at the com.
ing May election, but declined for want
OF age. He promises to comply with
their wishes in the year 1898, provided
they would now pledge themselves to
vote for him then.
Paris has three bakeries and Lexing-
ton four. The Paris bakers do noe sell
one half as much bread as those estab-
lishments in Lexington, yet they make
their loaVes weigh four ounces more tnan
those in the latter city. This is another
evidence tnat the Lexington bakers are
literally robblng the unfortunate thou
sands Of poor people in that city by
charging more for their bread than it is
worth.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The merchants of
Richmond are juDilating over the estab-
lishment OF a telegraph office in that
city.
Mr.. Lewis Castleman had all his chick
ems stolen on Monday night.
Two fashionable weddings are appoint
ed to take place some day next week.
A citizen of Winchester was in town
Yesterday, and was surprised to tnd our
Courthouse papered with circus bills.
He said the like would not be tolerated
in the rural village OF Winchester.
Some unknown person, signing him.
self Felix" is hamnering away at the
managers Of the First Lunatic Asylum,
located i'll this city. Observation and
information about the Asylum manage
ment leads US to believe that there is
very little of interest in the brain-pro-
ductions OF this fellow. Let him whack
away.
The examining trial OF Michael Luby,
for killing Patrick OBrien and shooting
his vile, was called Ill the City Court
yesterday, and continued until to-mor-
row. The injured woman, Mrs. LuDy,
will probably get well. The ball was ex-
tracted yesterday by her physician, DR..
Taylor, who entertains hopes of her re-
covery. This sad affair is much de-
plored by our peaceable citizens.
Captain Joseph w. Jordan, of Mount
Sterling, has been visiting his numerous
friends in Paris and Lexington during
the last few days.
Prot. Jerome Napoleon Frazer has in
vented a preparation to assist his shin
ing intellect while composing contribu-
tions tor the press. The Professor rec
ommends it to the reportoriaI profession.
1t consists of one ounce OF sarsaparilla
and barrel of Kentucky whisky. II
the sarsaparilla should be too strong,
the patient is directed to add another
barrel of whisky.
1t would be difficult to find more at
tentive and oblIgIng company OF gente-
men than the Adams Express messen-
gers on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
Nobody can complain Of want of air
while in the depot of the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad. 1t is an airy place.
The election for Magistrates will take
place May 1st. There will be four of
these judicial digntaries elected in this
city. The candidates are Esquire Chas.