The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

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NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.
HAMrLToN.-The Shakespeare Club met
last evening at James d. Campbelps.
"Where was st. Patrick born?" is a
question now agitating the mind of
our citizens just now. Who killed Te-
cumseh?
The Emmet Dramatic Club have been
invited to- repeat their performance Of
last night at Middletown and Dayton.
In political circles every day brings
something new. This time it is James
h. Giifen as candidate for the Office OF
Mayor. Who next? The most fastidious
can be pleased, as there are good, bad
and Indifferent candidates in the field
this spring.
Last night the weather was very cold.
with slight attempt to snow.
The infant daughter of Mr.. Oliver Ira
ber has been lying for several days seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia.
Dr. Carnnahan has been absent at
Richmond, Ind, since day before yester-
day.
The School Board met in regular ses-
sion last night and transacted the fol-
The Committee on Claims reported
bills to the amount of 1911 SO, with the
recommendation that the same be paid,
The report was received.
Mr.. Weller offered resolution to dis
miss Adam Utterich for inetficiency.
neglect of duty, immortality or improper
conduct, and set forth the following as a
cause, said to be true translation of an
article in the new German paper, of
which Mr.. Utterich is editor:
IS. b. DelacourJ and Company, Grand
Charitable School Company. We have,
by the good will of the citizens of Ham,
ilton, the exclusive right to furnish coal
stoves and appurtenances,,b buckets, cups,
brooms, brushes, paper, erayons, ink,
pens, pencils, pencil holders, blank and
other printing, paints, oils, brushes, var
nish, and school teachers. In regard TO
teachers, there is less consideration for
qualification than party matters. Demo-
Gratis of the first water will always have
the preference.
\ '.Ihe Chief of this firm is German Ex-
aminer, and though he does not examine.
he looks sharply upon that only Demo.
election for members OF the School
Board, to take place ON the 9th day of
April, the chief Of the firm will exert
himself to embody in the School Board
a tailor, a halter and book maker,
s'The firm can then dress the pupils
from head to foot, and the parents have
then nothing to do but to furnish home
and fodder. In as much as we don't ac-
cept from abroad any offer for these
supplies, but supply ourselves, the peo-
Pile may be assured that we will furnish
them always the highest goods at the
poorest prices. We generally have
to 1n I,
there is a school-house to be built which
costs S5,000."
Dir. Markt spent some breath on the
question, and held that Mr.. U. could not
edit paper and do justice TO his school,
[lt will be remembered that Mr.. Utter
Ich is a teacher i'll the public school, and
the ''tirm" referred to the Board OF Edu-
cation.l Mr.. Delacourt said he was IN
receipt of letter from School Commis-
sioner Smart, stating that there was no
law to control a teacher after school
hours. THAT after school the time of the
teacher was hls own, and he had the
right to do with it as he pleased. After
some little talk by Dr.. Caldwell a vote
on the resolution to expeI was taken,
and resulted in seven for expulsion and
one against, DR.. Caldwell voting in the
alter which e. Richter was
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the expulsion Of Mr.. Utterich.
Daniel Carcoran was elected to fill the
position made vacant by the resignation
OF Oliver Jones. AT this point President,
Matthias became somewhat enraged and
used some very emphatic. language. in
the course Of which he said seIhere were
some niemhers he never would believe
again. That this was the second time
he had been deceived by them and it
would be the "last,u and taking up his
hat lett. Mr.. Matthias was one who ia
vored Oyerpeck's election tor teacher.
After some minor business the Board
adjourned.
LEXINGTON, KY.-In the Recorder,s
Court yesterday, John LAWN was held to
further trial in the sum of $25, for his
appearance on the 10th inst, charged
with carrying concealed deadly weapons.
In the case Of the City against same,
sharged with drunk and disorderly, the
defendant was fined one cent and costs.
ties OF Lexington, at Masonic Hall, on
st. Patrick's night, was splendid sue
cess. The large hall was filled with q
merry and orderly company OF genuine
Irishmen and their invited guests. Cap
tain Treacy presided, and read the
toasts, which were responded to in elo-
quent style by the gentlemen present.
Two bands of music were there, and at
intervals rendered some soul-slirring
Irish airs. The best of good feeling pre-
vailed through the large and hilarious
company. Much credit is due to Capt.
Treacy for the efficient and pleasant
manner in which he conducted the cere-
monies OF the evening, which lasted until
O'Clock the next morning.
Mr. Danahy, bookseller No % Short
street. receives orders for the delivery
OF HE STAR in Lexington.
DAYTON, KY.-A very successful pro-
tracted meeting is still in progress afthe
Baptist Church. Quite o number have
united with the Church and will be bap-
tized Sunday night.
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman Is abroad attend.